Take a moment to remember those who sacrificed their lives to serve our country. I’ll be back on Wednesday with a new recipe, but today you can find an archived recipe shared over at Kyna’s blog, Great Expectations. Enjoy your family and friends today!
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Monthly Archives: May 2011 This Week on Pennies on a Platter This section highlights the recipes posted this week on Pennies on a Platter and other updates to the blog, if any. Tropical Fusion Salad – The second recipe for my monthly Readers’ Recipes feature, this salad shared by Jacqui is a great healthy meal on its own. Bridal...  Are you ready for the long Memorial Day weekend? I apologize to those of you who have to work Monday, and if it’s any consolation, since my husband is a Pastor and works every Sunday, we technically don’t have a long weekend either. So, I guess the real question is, are you ready for cooking/grilling...  Almost two weeks ago we attended one of the most beautiful weddings I’ve witnessed. The ceremony and reception were both held outdoors in the foothills of the gorgeous mountains that surround us. About a week prior to the wedding, I made these cookies as a party favor for the bride’s lingerie shower. I wish I...  This month, I am happy to share this salad recipe from a fellow Pastor’s wife, Jacqui. Jacqui lives in Michigan (also my former home state, holla!) and comes from a long line of “foodies.” She learned to cook in junior high and developed a bigger love for it soon after she was married. Although she... 
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