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Christmas Gift Guide 2016: Gift Ideas for Cooks & Foodies

When putting together the following pages of gift ideas, I took two things into consideration:

  1. What do I have that I know other cooks and foodies would love?
  2. What would I love to open on Christmas morning, myself?!

Merry Christmas from my family to your family! ~ Joi ("Joy")

A Wonderful Gluten-Free and Vegetarian Cookbook: Whole Bowls by Allison Day

May 15, 2019 By Joi Sigers

Whole Bowls Cookbook by Allison Day

Whole Bowls Cookbook by Allison Day

When I had to quit eating wheat and gluten (as well as cooking, baking, smelling, and dreaming about them), I had to adopt and adapt. Adopt a new way of eating, cooking, and serving meals and adapt to every single change or be a miserable cuss.

I have no intention of being a miserable cuss… so adapt, I did!

One of my favorite sanity savers and means of serving meals became (and remains) “Bowls.”  Some call them Buddha Bowls and others call them even fancier names. Me.. well I’m a simple gal from Kentucky, so Bowls suits me just fine.

My middle daughter, Brittany (who happens to be a beautiful vegetarian – more on that in a minute), knew how much Bowls mean to me and gifted me with the gorgeous cookbook you see here, “Whole Bowls: Complete Gluten-Free and Vegetarian Meals to Power Your Day.” This cookbook could not be more up my alley! Not only are there MANY (countless, really) great gluten-free recipes but they’re ALSO vegetarian, meaning I can make them for Brittany to enjoy as well.

Only fair, right? After all, she bought the book!

Above, I referred to the recipes in this cookbook as “countless.” Obviously, the actual recipes can be counted – I’ll tell you why I insist on calling them countless! Each and every recipe in Whole Bowls can be tweaked and switched up to your individual tastes. For example, “Loaded Baked Potatoes with Baked Beans and the Works” (page 157), calls for russet potatoes, you can easily use sweet potatoes. If a recipe calls for quinoa, you can use brown rice.. if a recipe calls for white rice, you could use cauliflower rice… and on and on. I would recommend making each recipe exactly as given – but, after that, get creative. It’s your Bowl, after all!

There are also recipes for out of this world sauces that can be incorporated into the bowls they’re recommended for as well as other bowl recipes (whether in or out of this particular cookbook). A few of the sauces are Pumpkin Seed Sauce, Homemade Mayonnaise, Balsamic Glaze, and a Chive Oil (page 109) that is extraordinary on just about anything and everything. In fact, I have a special glass bottle in my Amazon cart I’m buying solely for keeping some of this oil made up and handy.

I love that author Allison Day has made Whole Foods such a gorgeous cookbook (they’re somehow more enjoyable to use, aren’t they?) and that the recipes are completely gluten-free. I also love that they’re basic – deliciously creative, but yet “doable.”

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Other AMAZING Recipes Include:

  • Mac and Cheese with Smoked Tofu and Baked Tomatoes
  • Mediterranean Pasta with Arugula, Peas, Yellow Tomatoes, and Feta
  • Roasted Pears with Whipped Goat Cheese and Maple Pine Nut Brittle
  • Hummus
  • Coconut Dreamy Whip
  • Homemade Nut Butter
  • Spring Rice Bowls with Chive Oil
  • Holiday Bowls with Stuffing, Sweet Potato Latkes, Brussels Sprouts, and Balsamic Glaze
  • Greek Mushrooms Stifado with Horseradish Mashed Potatoes
  • Miso Meal in a Bowl
  • Black Beans with Butternut Squash, Black Rice, and Chimichurri
  • Three Bean Garden Salad with Asparagus and Coconut Dressing
  • Curried Falafel with Kale Salad
  • Winter Chopped Salad
  • South of the Border Bowls with Walnut Meat and Grilled Avocado
  • And many, many, many more creative, delicious, and nutritious recipes.

From the Back Cover

“Allison’s first cookbook is fresh and fabulous! I was bowled over by the mouthwatering photos and flavor combinations. The cauliflower hazelnut pilaf alone is worth the price of the book!” —Greta Podleski, bestselling author of Looneyspoons

“Whole Bowls makes healthy food crave-able! It marries the concept of comfort food with healthy eating and shows in the most tantalizing way that the two don’t have to be mutually exclusive.” —Chelsea Allen, RD, creator of Chelsea’s Healthy Kitchen

“All of the best nutrition advice in the world is of little use if you don’t know how to feed yourself well. Allison effortlessly takes one of my favorite things—a comforting bowl of veg and grains—up a whole bunch of notches (hello, hazelnut dukkah!). Whole Bowls will show you just how insanely delicious a plant-centered life can be!” —Desiree Nielsen, RD, author of UnJunk Your Diet

About the Author

Allison Day is a nutritionist and the creator of the award-winning whole foods, vegetarian recipe blog Yummy Beet. She has contributed to various food, health, and news publications such as the New York Times, Prevention, and The Kitchn. Allison grew up in a small, country town—the place where she first developed her love of seasonal, local foods. She resides in southern Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.


Whether you choose to eat gluten-free or the choice has been made for you, you will absolutely love Whole Bowls. For that matter, you’ll love it if you eat gluten with wild abandon! This is just a fun, exciting, and delicious cookbook. I highly recommend it to everyone.

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Bowl

A few tips I’ve picked up along the path of my relationship with Bowls:

  • If you’ve given up wheat/gluten for health reasons, to cut calories, or because you’re on a particular “diet,” you don’t have to give up flavors because of it. Get creative! Sloppy Joes, for example don’t have to have buns – they can just as easily be served over potatoes (baked, mashed, roasted..) in a bowl with pickles and onions on the side. Same with Pulled Pork or any other “sandwich” you need to deconstruct. Even Egg Rolls can be deconstructed and presented, beautifully, in bowls.
  • We all know how nutritious vegetables are or us. I won’t insult your intelligence or bore you unmercifully by going into their virtues. One of the wonderful things about Bowls is that you can “sneak” beautiful, colorful, and healthy vegetables in to the mix without compromising the taste. I love to keep avocados on hand because they add SO MUCH to bowls. They look great, taste great, and are healthy to boot.
  • Spiralized vegetables aren’t just beautiful in Bowls, they’re also filling and fun to eat. Kids, especially, love different sizes, shapes, and textures.
  • Roasted vegetables are also fun to throw into Bowls – they give a delicious contrast in flavors alongside cooked or raw vegetables and grains.
  • Bowls are IDEAL for those of us who keep and insist on using leftovers. Leftover corn is one of my favorite things to pop into bowls.
  • A “mock” KFC Chicken Bowl technique I love – Put Mashed Potatoes into the bowl(s), top with cooked yellow corn, chicken (omit if you choose), and brown gravy. I love to make and add a little vinegar coleslaw to the side, too. It’s outrageously good.
  • When buying bowls for… well… Bowls… look for wide-open bowls, usually called pasta or salad bowls.  Bowls can make a gorgeous presentation – I like to use white bowls, often, but have also fallen in love with colorful ones.
  • Bowls are ideal for breakfast, lunch, and supper. Breakfast bowls are another favorite. Potatoes, bacon or sausage, eggs, broccoli, and cauliflower bowls make a breakfast that’s worth getting out of bed early for even on a Saturday.
  • Once you go down the Bowls rabbit hole, you’ll wonder what took you so long! Again, Whole Bowls is a wonderful source for inspiration and countless ideas.


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Cookbook Reviews, Gift Ideas for Cooks, Gluten-Free Recipes, Vegetarian Dishes Tagged With: Bowl recipes, Gluten Free cookbook review, vegetarian cookbook review

Curtis Stone Dura-Bake Nonstick 3-Piece Sheet Pan Baking Set

April 29, 2019 By Joi Sigers

We frequently buy kitchen gadgets, gizmos, small appliances, pans, dishes, and all things “COOKING” from the Home Shopping Network. One of the reasons is the convenience – see it, buy it, get it, use it… all without venturing into a single store. I’m not going to lie – I’m wild about that.

The main reason,  however, is the fact that they feature the best products imaginable. They often sell Curtis Stone pans and, as someone who spends a lot of time cooking, I can tell you – they aren’t just great – they’re phenomenal.

A recent purchase was this great looking Dura-Bake Nonstick 3-Piece Sheet Pan Baking Set (mine are even red, like the ones pictured here). They’re available on Amazon now, too, which is also crazy convenient.

The unique and divine Carbon steel with Dura-Bake nonstick coating makes these sheet pans not just gorgeous, not just excellent to cook with, but also easy to clean. Nothing sticks. I love that they come in three different sizes, too. Sometimes you just don’t need a great big pan – other times, only the big guy will do.

I’ve used mine for biscuits, pastry puffs, roasted vegetables, baked fish, fries, bacon-wrapped asparagus, garlic bread, cinnamon toast… They’re perfect each and every time. I love the easy cleanup and the performance but I think my favorite thing may be much more simple and shallow that the rest…. They’re gorgeous!

The largest one is ideal for most frozen pizzas – not that you or I would ever resort to something like frozen pizzas. But IF we did… well, it’s perfect. 😉

Below is bacon-wrapped asparagus I recently made on one of the pans in my set. As you can tell, I didn’t use parchment paper (something I’d normally ALWAYS do with traditional cooking sheets). It’s absolutely unnecessary with these pans simply because they clean up so easily.

Bacon Wrapped Asparagus on a Curtis Stone Sheet Pan

Product Description from Amazon:

What you get: 17″ x 12″ Sheet pan 15″ x 10″ Sheet pan 13″ x 9″ Sheet pan

Basic Measurements: 17″ x 12″ Sheet Pan – Approx. 17-1/2″L x 12-1/2″W x 1″H; 15″ x 10″ Sheet Pan – Approx. 15-1/2″L x 10-1/2″W x 1″H; 13″ x 9″ Sheet Pan – Approx. 13-1/2″L x 9-1/2″W x 1″H Base Thickness: 0.7mm

Material Composition: Carbon steel with Dura-Bake nonstick coating

Use and Care: Oven Safe Temperature: up to 450 degrees F

Care: Dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended

Features: Dura-Bake nonstick coating

Takes the successful nonstick capabilities of Dura-Pan nonstick and applies them to Curtis’ range of bakeware. Specially formulated multiple-layer nonstick coating engineered for added strength and durability. Offers improved nonstick performance in comparison to traditional nonstick bakeware. Provides premium food release when baking and easy cleanup 8 times stronger than unreinforced nonsticks. Versatile pans Perfect for baking, roasting and cooking one-pan meals Ideal size for baking a batch of cookies or cooking a sheet pan supper. Set of 3 sheet pans Includes a small pan, medium pan and large pan. Provides a perfectly sized pan for every dish. Carbon steel construction.

See Dura-Bake Nonstick 3-Piece Sheet Pan Baking Set for more information. These would be IDEAL for Mother’s Day or Father’s Day.

Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas for Cooks Tagged With: Curtis Stone sheet pans

Cookware Protector Sets: Absolutely Ingenious, No Doubt About It

October 6, 2018 By Joi Sigers

Cookware Protector Set

 

TJMaxx gets me. They just really, really get me. So much so that they’re often a few feet ahead of me when it comes to knowing what I need. Honestly, I’ve lost track of the times I’ve meandered through the store and found things I had no idea I needed! Which is exactly why when any of my daughters and I go, we allow time for at least an hour of wandering and shopping.

The males in our family seldom are up for this – except for the 10 month old. He doesn’t have much of a choice.

The Core Kitchen Cookware Protector Set (link to other Core Kitchen Protector Sets on Amazon) jumped out at me on a recent trip. The bright colors caught my eye and I had to take a closer look.

Each set comes with three colorful cookware (or plates, bowls…) protectors. They’re designed in a way to simply and beautifully cushion your pans or dishes and protect them from scratches.

I wish I’d had these many, many, many scratched pans ago.

If you live near a TJMaxx, look for these beauties – they’d make brilliant additions to your own home as well as fun and useful gift ideas for the cooks in your life. There are also many different color combinations available on Amazon.


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas for Cooks Tagged With: Christmas 2018 Gift Guide, Christmas gift ideas for cooks, Cookware Protector Set, gift ideas for cooks

All I Need Today is a Little Bit of Coffee and A Whole Lot of Jesus… AMEN!

October 27, 2017 By Joi Sigers

Obsessed. That’s what I have become with Primitives by Kathy on Amazon. The wonderful humor, love of life, and adorable images… seriously, I cannot get enough of it. So many people on my Christmas list are getting gifts with Primitives by Kathy tags on them!

I’d be lying if I said I haven’t ordered any for myself. Shhhh, don’t tell.

The towel pictured above is on its way to my home and it may or not be another one for me.

It is.

What can I say? It’s my motto. In fact, if it mentioned cats, old movies, baseball and chocolate I’d swear it were made for me personally.

Details: All I Need Today is a Little Coffee and a Whole Lotta Jesus

  • Cotton
  • Imported
  • Towel measures 28″ x 28″
  • Made with a high quality Cotton
  • Makes a great gift
  • Towel measures 28″ x 28″
  • Made of Cotton

Click through to take a closer look at the Primitives by Kathy Coffee & Jesus Towel. Her towels are selling like crazy – and I swear I’m not the only one buying them up!

P.S. Don’t tell, but I definitely got this one for one of my daughters.


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas for Cooks Tagged With: Christmas gift guide, Christmas gift ideas for cooks

Dinosaur Taco Holders (How Freaking Cute!)

October 23, 2017 By Joi Sigers

Dinosaur Taco Holders

If I haven’t mentioned it here, it’s the only place I haven’t mentioned it and you’re the only ones I haven’t told…. our first grandbaby (a boy) is due in a matter of weeks and we are completely over the moon.  As someone who had all daughters (three to be exact), I can’t wait to see what it’s like to have a little boy in the family.

I’ve been brushing up on my dinosaurs (ever notice how many kinds there are… trust me there are A LOT) so I can impress him with my knowledge. Just so you know, I plan to be the coolest MiMi in the world.

These adorable Dinosaur Taco Holders are just the thing for any other cool moms, dads, grandmoms, granddads, aunts, or uncles who want to score points with the little ones.

Let me just say, right up front, that many little girls LOVE dinosaurs just as much as (or even more than) little boys.  They’re fascinating! My own daughters, while they loved (and love) animals to distraction, were simply never into dinosaurs .

Dragons? Absolutely. But dinosaurs, not so much.

If you have little boys or girls in your family who’d get a kick out of these taco  holders, they’re available on Amazon. While they’d make fun Christmas gifts, I think they’d be just as fun to have at your house for extra, extra cool lunches.. as well as extra “cool points” for yourself.

Those are always nice!


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Cooking for Kids, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas, Shop

Food-Inspired Rattles for Toddlers and Babies… These Are Adorable!

August 24, 2017 By Joi Sigers

Pebble Doughnut and Ice Cream Rattles
Pebble Food Rattles
As a food blogger, I almost always have food on the brain. As a mom of three (and soon to be grandmother to a precious baby boy, who’ll be arriving in January!), I always have children and babies on my mind too.

Pebbles by Kahiniwalla has entered the picture and combines these great loves in one place!  They have the most adorable food-inspired toys that you and the precious children in your life will love.

The adorable food rattles include Avocados, Watermelons, Doughnuts, Ice Cream Cones, Mushrooms and many more.

I was sent the two colorful beauties you see here so I could familiarize myself with the rattles before telling you all about them. My first grandbaby already has two toy rattles and he isn’t much bigger than they are…… yet.

All Pebble toys are made of 100% cotton. They are machine washable and can be tumble-dried on a low setting.

Fruit and vegetable rattles were some of the first designs by Pebble. Children became enchanted with the bright colors and rattle bells. Food rattles appeal to babies and toddlers alike. Infants and babies are intrigued by the rattle of the bell and they are easy to grab and chew. The older, toddler-age kids can play make-believe with the food rattles in their toy supermarket or kitchen.

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Pebble Doughnut Rattle
Pebble Food Rattles
About Pebble by Kahiniwalla:

All Pebble products are made by Hathay Bunano. Hathay Bunano, meaning handmade or hand-knitted in Bangla, is a non-profit fair trade organisation in Bangladesh. It’s mission is to create fairly paid, good quality, flexible and local employment for rural women who are poor and often disadvantaged. Hathay Bunano aims to provide employment which fits in with the rhythm of rural life and to prevent economic migration to the cities. It aims to keep families together and in particular to keep mummies with their babies and children by providing employment in a village setting close to their homes. It aims to address all the reasons why a woman might not be able to work and to support her so that she can work and can earn money to support her family.

These beautiful rattles are the highest quality and I’m totally in love with their bright colors. They’re soft and just the right size for little hands.  I absolutley recommend visiting Pebble Child and seeing their complete collection of gorgeous toys.

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Pebble Food Shaped Rattles
You can browse all of the adorable food rattles and pick your own favorites. A lot of Pebble Rattles are also available on Amazon!

Learn more about Pebble by Kahiniwalla at http://kahiniwalla.com and http://www.pebblechild.com/.

Pebble Doughnut and Ice Cream Rattles
Pebble Food Rattles

Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas, Reviews Tagged With: Food-Shaped Baby Rattles, Pebble Rattles

Multicolored Bean Pot Tops the Must Have List for this Food Blogger

May 18, 2017 By Joi Sigers

Multicolored Bean Pot
The beautiful 2-Quart Certified International Tequila Sunrise Bean Pot, pictured above, is at the top of my list of “must haves.” As an cook, I love surrounding myself with the best pots, pans, gadgets, and tools possible. As a food blogger and food photographer, I like for everything to be as pretty as Ava Gardner in a red dress… or as close as they can possibly get.

  • Lead free ceramic
  • Designed by Nancy Green
  • High Fashion Design for Everyday Use
  • Perfect for Casual Entertaining
  • Hand Wash Recommended

See Certified International Tequila Sunrise Bean Pot for more information and a closer look. Gorgeous!


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas for Cooks Tagged With: bean pot, colorful bean pot, colorful pans, multicolored pot

Last Minute Christmas Shopping for Cooks and Foodies on Target.com

December 15, 2016 By Joi Sigers

A few days ago, I was taking a few pictures for the food blog and it occurred to me…. most of my dishes and a lot of my gadgets and small kitchen appliances come from Target! Somewhere along the way, Target stepped up to be one of the best places for buying dishes, kitchen gadgets and small kitchen appliances – and, it would appear, pretty much my “go to” place for each.

While I have a gazillion and seven things lined up to do today, I HAD to take a few minutes to tell you about a few special savings events going on and coming up on Target’s website.

  • Now: When you spend 75$ on Kitchen Items – EVEN Sales stuff- you earn a 15$ Gift Card for yourself (or a great stocking stuffer for someone else!)
  • From the 18th (this Sunday) – the 24th (next Saturday): You can take an extra 25% off anything you buy in the Kitchen department by using the code KITCHEN when checking out.

While I’m wild at the thought of saving 25% (that ends up saving a lot of money), I think I’m even more excited by the thought of a 15$ gift card. More dishes!

Click through the link above or any of the images to see all the wonderful things in Target’s online Kitchen Department.

Also… while this isn’t remotely “kitchen” or “foodie” related (unless, of course, we’re talking about taking great food pics), Target also has another crazy deal going on from the 18th -24th: Earn yourself a Free $200 gift card when you buy an iPhone 7! Do you have ANY idea how many dishes you could buy with a $200 gift card??

Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Christmas Shopping, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas for Cooks Tagged With: Last Minute Christmas Shopping, Target

Last-Minute Gift Idea for Cooks in Your Life: Rachael Ray Moppines

December 13, 2016 By Joi Sigers

Rachael Ray Moppine

A while back (actually quite a while, I believe) I wrote a review or Rachael Ray’s Moppines. Loved them then, loved them now. This morning, while thinking of great last minute Christmas gift ideas for cooks, I thought of these moppines and how much I love them. I checked Amazon and, sure enough, if you order them asap, they’ll arrive before Christmas.

Speaking of love, I’ve got NOTHING but mad love for Amazon, too.

Since reviewing my own red moppines, A LOT of gorgeous new colors have been added to the Moppines Collection – meaning you can go all matchy matchy with anyone’s kitchen color scheme.

  • brown
  • mustard
  • celery green
  • blue
  • brick red
  • smoke blue
  • orange
  • purple
  • red
  • burnt orange
  • lavendar
  • green

And they are all gorgeous. Click here to take a closer look.


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Daily Gift Ideas for Foodies, Gift Ideas for Cooks, Kitchen Towels and Pot Holders, Rachael Ray, Whimsical Kitchen Tagged With: gift ideas for cooks, kitchen towels, Rachael Ray Moppines, Whimsical Kitchen

Adorable Gift Idea for Foodies and Cooks: Le Creuset Stoneware Honey Pot

December 7, 2016 By Joi Sigers

Le Creuset Stoneware Honey Pot
I can’t decide which I love more about this beautiful Stoneware Honey Pot from Le Creuset – the gorgeous Dijon color, the name Le Creuset on the dipper, the bee on the front, or its overall great looks. I’m calling it a tie and I’m calling it something I need in my kitchen badly.

  • Stoneware pot holds up to 16 ounces of honey
  • Non-porous enamel finish; resists odors, staining, chipping, and cracking
  • Special cut-out lid to fit its accompanying Silicone honey dipper
  • Dishwasher-safe; microwave-safe; oven-safe up to 500 degrees F
  • Measures approximately 5.0 IN 4.0 IN 4.0 IN

If you order soon, you can still have this Stoneware Honey Pot delivered by Christmas. Le Creuset has an unreal number of gorgeous stoneware lovelies for the kitchen – many of which are also available in this Dijon color. Or, if you’re like me and pretty much go with every color of the rainbow, that’s more than possible too!


Filed Under: Christmas Gift Guide, Christmas Shopping, Kitchen Decor Tagged With: Christmas gift ideas, gift ideas for cooks, gift ideas for foodies

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