But she also offers quite a lot of breakfast, brunch, appetizers, soups, salads and healthy fare. And of course her sweet tooth is legendary. So much to choose from!
Go through your Giada cookbooks, or her recipes online - prepare whatever of her recipes you desire and post it on or by Sunday, January 30th. Link up your post to Mr. Linky so we can all enjoy your creations!
Meanwhile, have you had a chance to check out what everyone made for California Dreaming last week?
Looking forward to seeing what you come up with for this January Potluck with Giada!
(Recipes from Giada only, please)
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A very mouthwatering post Natashya.
ReplyDeletePotluck is always my favorite week each month. ;-)
Thanks Deb!
ReplyDeletemmmm...tempting...I need to get back in the kitchen with Giada!
ReplyDeleteI love Giada! She LOVES cooking in her kitchen and she always seems to be having a good time. I can't remember if I've made any of her recipes recently...I need to work on that!
ReplyDeleteHard to believe we're almost done.
ReplyDeleteHappy potluck, everyone!
A very fun potluck post! I love that first picture with the pasta and the egg on top - yum :)
ReplyDeleteI've really been enjoying Giada's recipes. I might have a couple up my sleeve for this week's theme.
Perfect potluck!! I'm headed to the kitchen! ~Leslie
ReplyDeleteI brought the warm, cheesy bread. You're welcome. :P
ReplyDeletewill try to get something in for the potluck theme, now that we're almost finished with giada. have lots of other cooking challenges on my plate that i need to meet as well. have we decided who the next chef is that we'll focus on? thanks, roz
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have anything to bring this month if it hadn't been for Heather's Cheddar Scallion Ciabatta lighting a fire.
ReplyDeleteMy delicious and nutritious white bean tuna salad is up!
ReplyDeleteRoz - we still have two months, just in the home stretch. A new chef will be on tap for April, before that we will have a vote. (open for 2 weeks, so you will have plenty of time to see it)
ReplyDeleteWe are going boy/girl, so our next chef will be a fella.
Cheers!
We've been sick around here, but I made these cinnamon rolls a while back and loved them!!
ReplyDeleteHooray for potlucks! This was the perfect weeknight meal and add a green salad,some garlic bread and a glass of wine and it would be a snazzy dinner.Maybe next time,date night in! Loved the potluck theme,thanks ya'll!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting this Potluck! Nice blog1
ReplyDeleteI love Giada's recipes!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to make a couple Giada dishes this week, but got sick and only got around to this cheesy baked farro. It doesn't look real appetizing, but it tastes delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe Ligurian Fish Stew that I made was very easy to prepare, quick, and flavorful. I exchanged seafood stock for the water, and added shrimp and some spicy tomato paste.
ReplyDelete(Natasya, if open your comment thingie all the way you can reveal Name/URL option; I had to sign up with my google account - I don't know if it makes any difference, rally, just saying:)
Sneaking in my adaptation of Giada's Tomato Soup with Pancetta under the deadline.
ReplyDeleteServed with a grilled cheese it was yummy.
;-)
Just sneaking in under the wire I know, but I linked up Grilled Pineapple with Nutella - totally yummy :-)
ReplyDeleteSue
Oh Yummy...I made Giada's Strawberry Crumble...
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