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Authentic Lasagna from Italy Will Take Your Breath Away

by From the 'hood at 8:19pm Wed, 12 Nov 2008 under Food & Drink, Italy, From the 'hood, Italian recipes, lasagna recipes; 145 views
There's lasagna, and then there is true Italian lasagna as it's made in Italy. Click this post's title to see how The Italian Dish makes an authentically Italian version of Roasted Vegetable Lasagna that is almost surreal, it looks so gorgeous and delicious. There's a recipe too, so if you can find the thin sheets of pasta where you live (try an Italian import store) you can try making it at home.

You want to be a Featured BlogHer, don't you?

by Denise at 11:45am Tue, 11 Nov 2008 under Social Media, Web site, blogher, community, networking; 1029 views
If you aren't reading this post in a feedreader, you've noticed the brand new homepage design (if you are reading in a feedreader, you should totally come visit BlogHer.com right now.) There are great new promo boxes that will help you find hot content and expanded comments in several areas that will help you join the discussion quickly. Those are great new features but what I'm really excited about is that new box on the right called "Featured BlogHer".

Soup Is Good Food

by From the 'hood at 8:37pm Wed, 5 Nov 2008 under Food & Drink, From the 'hood; 530 views
Remember the old Campbell's Soup advertising slogan, "Soup is Good Food"? It was a brilliant stroke of marketing genius. ... [Soup] can be, and is, very good food, especially when it's homemade from your very own kitchen. ... The key to a great soup is to start with a rich, flavorful stock. Once you have that, you can play around with different ingredients until you have the perfect soup for you.

Every Bite Counts

by From the 'hood at 4:41pm Wed, 29 Oct 2008 under Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, From the 'hood; 238 views
So a lot of us struggle with weight. We *itch and *oan. We *uss and *ume. Unlike us, Lyn from Escape from Obesity is doing something about it, she's not dieting, she's up-ending her very life. She writes with brutal honesty about the binge-ing, with great poignancy about not being able to play on the floor with her kids, with particular common sense about dealing with life issues and food issues both at once. She's had a break-through: Every Bite Counts. Every. Bite. EVERY BITE. Click this post's title to read all about it.

Announcing the BlogHer Mom (and Dad!) Blog Search

by Lisa Stone at 12:03am Fri, 24 Oct 2008 under Mommy & Family, Technology & Web, Web site, What's Hot?; 1006 views
Wonder what moms who blog are saying about....anything? Stop wondering and start searching: BlogHer is excited to unveil the first of many targeted search widgets for our network, The Mom (and Dad!) Blog Search. This widget (pictured below) contains: - A listing of the 1,200+ vetted parenting blogs that are part of BlogHer's publishing network - A targeted search for these blogs only. Try "Palin," "tantrum," "lice". It's all there. - Real-time news and parenting information from BlogHer.com - A link to add YOUR parenting blog to the network

Learn to Make Vegetable Broth from This Year's Veg Bloggy Winner

by From the 'hood at 7:45am Wed, 22 Oct 2008 under Food & Drink, vegetarian recipes, From the 'hood; 286 views
Check the ingredient list on most commercial brands of vegetable broth, you'll see why making your own is a good idea. Click this post's title to follow along with 2008 Veg Bloggy Awards winner Lolo from Vegan Yum Yum as she shares fantastic step-by-step photos of how to make delicious homemade vegetable broth.

From the 'hood: A Midlife (breast) Cancer Survivor Remembers Her First Day Back at Work

by From the 'hood at 1:48pm Mon, 20 Oct 2008 under Health & Wellness, breast cancer, From the 'hood, Midlife; 223 views
A midlife blogger shares the story of her first day back to work, after breast cancer.

The Upside of Down

by From the 'hood at 7:22pm Wed, 15 Oct 2008 under Politics & News, From the 'hood, Money & Personal Finance; 379 views
From depressing to depression, that's the range of the year's news. But WiseBread thinks there might be Upside in the Downturn, no Pollyanna, no rose-colored lens, just another perspective. Click this post's title for some inspiration.

Happy Vegan Ghosts Take Over My Blog

Move over Martha Stewart, Wing-It Vegan makes the cutest little Halloween ghosts, perfect little peanut butter snacks for kids, grandparents, neighbors, the mailman, heck - ourselves! They're as fun as all get-out and easy to make with pantry ingredients, too. Just click this post's title for a picture and the recipe.

Traveling by Blog: La Tartine Gourmande Can Take You to Crete

by From the 'hood at 7:36am Wed, 24 Sep 2008 under World, Travel, From the 'hood, Greek Life, Crete; 489 views
The talented photographer Bea from La Tartine Gourmande takes her readers along as she visits Crete. Click this post's title to experience it with her through an amazing collection of stunning photos, plus recipes for a couple of classic Greek dishes.

BlogHer Network Accepts Paid Advertising From A Presidential Campaign

by Lisa Stone at 1:48pm Thu, 18 Sep 2008 under Politics & News, Web site; 1292 views
Today the BlogHer Network accepted our first paid advertising from a 2008 presidential campaign. At the time of this post, BlogHer.com and about a dozen sites in our

From the 'Hood: A Humbled Human

by From the 'hood at 11:52am Thu, 18 Sep 2008 under Mommy & Family, From the 'hood; 427 views
Ruth Dynamite was humbled by her relationship with a chipmunk. Must read post for today. And as I contemplate whether or not to add sunflower seeds, jicama, and dried, sweetened cranberries to the mix, I will walk outside to my back garden and place the biggest, juiciest ripe red tomato on top of the soil under which Chippy is buried.