I’m always looking for quick and easy things to cook for lunch, because if I don’t plan ahead a little, I end up eating a bowl cereal (again). This recipe from goodLife {eats} doesn’t require anything more than chopping and baking, which I believe I can handle. Pitas, basil, mozzarella, sausage, zucchini, onion, pepper… yum.
It’s time again for this month’s favorite three blogs!
Green Kitchen Stories has quickly become my favorite food blog. Every recipe they post I want to try, and the pictures are gorgeous. If you haven’t added them to favorite reads, you need to!
Abby’s photo blog is an old favorite, but one I never tire of. She takes amazing photographs (more on her cameras/process here) and makes me want to see everyday objects so beautifully, too!
Besides Madame Hervé’s great posts on design and interiors, she’s renovating her own home and sharing pictures along the way. So impressive!
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Don’t forget to check out past blog favorites in the archives. Blogs chosen for This Month’s Favorite Three receive a free one month ad in the sponsor section.
images: White Gazpacho by Green Kitchen Stories, a photo from Abby’s “trash pile” (!), Bouroullec for Axor sink via Madame Hervé
Congratulations to Christine whose comment was randomly chosen to win the Vintage Interiors Giveaway!
Christine, go check your email!
A big thanks to Dana of Vintage Interiors for sponsoring the owl bookend giveaway. If you didn’t win this time, check the shop for more vintage finds!
Liu Xiaodong is yet another artist whose work I know because of the local Nasher Museum of Art. If you visit the Nasher, they are currently displaying his painting Hotbed, which is a whopping 32 feet long. And it’s just beautiful.
Xiaodong does not have a website that I could find, but you can see image sources by clicking.
Photographs by Chinese artist Hong Lei. If you’re in Durham, you can see a few of these on display right now at the Nasher Museum of Art.
Paper Lanterns for Parties, Weddings, and Homes
