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I'm so thrilled to share my first cooking video with you! It's been a lot of work, but so much fun. I really hope you enjoy it, use it, share it, cook along with it... Thanks for watching!
You can see the whole recipes here...
Lemon and Herb Chicken Under Brick
Grilled Kale Caesar Salad
You are too darn cute. Love the video, I’ll pin it later so I can remember to make these!
Great job friend.
Xo.
Thanks Pretty Tara. =) It was fun to make!
Hey! This has nothing to do with cooking – I just saw your comment on my blog! :)
I’m glad you stumbled across my blog and liked it! Very happy, indeed.
I do love the head and the heart. They’re a very talented bunch. That’s so great that your brother directed their video! Wow, I can’t wait for the day someone does that for me :O
Cheers!
Val
http://valentinaduracinsky.blogspot.com/
Haha, Gwyneth throwing the lemon (?) into the salad made me laugh. Do you think this meal would work on a charcoal grill? It looks really tasty and I’d like to try it sometime!
Val, haha. Yes, he’s a very talented guy and they’re a great group. Thanks for visiting. =)
Kristen, Yes. You can definitely do it on a charcoal grill (I actually prefer charcoal most of the time). Just make sure the chicken isn’t over direct heat, let the coal heat up the grill nice and hot then carefully move them to the outside of the grill in a large ring. If the chicken is over direct heat the fat will drip down and flare up and your chicken will burn or get all funky and smokey. The grilled kale doesn’t need too much heat so it should be fine with the leftover charcoal but you may find you need to add more. =) Happy cooking.
you did such a great job! makes me want to make one! my kitchen is too small though! haha
— kim @ oh, sweet joy! · Sunday June 17, 2012 · #
Well done!! T & my family had a BBQ over the weekend. Guess what his sister made? She was inspired by the recipes in the magazine and watched your video. Everyone loved it!! Proud of you lady!!
Thank you Kim! We actually remodeled our kitchen with these in mind!
Danelle.. thank you friend. =)
well i see a bright future! :) can’t wait to see more.
— kim @ oh, sweet joy! · Wednesday June 20, 2012 · #
