There are three ways to enter:
Please leave a comment on one of my Examiner stories, and then come back here and leave a comment letting me know that you did so. I'd also love it if you'd offer some suggestions of what you'd find helpful for me to post on Examiner.
OR
Please leave a comment about your favorite post from this blog. What was it? Why do you remember it? Why do you love it?
OR
Please post about Pie in the Sky with a link to my seller page, letting people know what a great cause it is. Many people will likely buy pies for Thanksgiving anyways, and for just $25, they can get a pie from a great Boston restaurant or bakery and provide a week's worth of food to a Community Servings client. I don't get compensated for this in any way. It's just a really great cause, and I'm sad that I haven't sold any pies yet. People who don't live locally can even donate a pie to a Community Servings client. (Leave a comment with a link to your post for your entry in the giveaway.)
I will count one comment per person per each thing above (so you have up to 3 chances to win), and I will only count comments that follow the guidelines above. You have until Tuesday, November 2, at 11:59 p.m. EST to enter.
Good luck!
54 comments:
Thanks for the giveaway! Just left a comment on the butternut squash post. I'm obsessed with them right now so it definitely helped me learn to prepare it a different way. Thanks!
I like that you post articles about different ways to prepare what we find at the farmer's markets. I'm clueless sometimes so if you keep doing that, it'd be great :)
Great giveaway :-) I could always use a CSN gift card! I try to leave comments on your Examiner stories in general because I think you're doing such a great job!
And my favorite blog post...as you probably guessed...is the monkey bread! I love the photos of the bread, the little monkey and of course Gunner!
The monkey bread! That thing is freakin' amazing, inspiring and i probably think about it at least once a week - attempting to think about making it and then wimping out. one of these days i actually will. i promise.
Fun - I am always up for a giveaway. I left a comment on you Examiner Back Bay Social Club post. My favorite blog post so far was the one in which you recapped your favorite fall dishes. It inspired me to start the season in the kitchen, and I can attest that the whoopie pies are to die for!
Amazing giveaway! I left a comment on your examiner and my FAVORITE post of yours was the apple cider doughnuts post! mmmmm. That sounds really good right about now : )
Great Giveaway! I loved your post about the Apple Cider doughnuts earlier this month. The pictures really helped describe the process of doughnut making, and have made me much less scared to try and do it! Thanks!
Love the monkey bread post, very inspiring to me!
I like your post regarding apple cider donuts, they are a fallt radition in my family and have been...i always get excited about the holidays when I think about them!
I left a comment about the free corn maze. There are no free mazes to be found around here.
I like the honey goat cheese tart, because I just made it and it was fabulous. Yum!
i left a comment about the butternut squash- and my success with baking it into a bread!
thanks
shenais
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i liked your post on fried green tomatoes last august. believe it or not our tomatoes are just now finishing up, and due to a wet summer we have had plenty of unripe, green tomatoes to cook up. this summer my eldest daughter and i watched the movie 'fried green tomatoes' and made this dish!
thanks
shenais
divertida at fastmail dot fm
I left a comment on your butternut squash post, yum :)
I like the apple cider donuts posts, but I also really enjoyed hearing about your reunion with Joanne Chang at Flour :)
hmm, favorite it tough!! but i'm leaning towards the post with the basil ice cream as it inspired a version of my own :) i'm also printing out the cider donuts now... hopefully i'll find time this weekend!
i just commented on the farmers to you post (under ttfn300), but I would love to find out about more boston goings-on! you always go to such great events :) i had no idea you wrote for the examiner (or i knew and forgot), but i'll have to try and remember to check it out more!
I've entered about a million of these. yet to win squat! My favorite blog post - oh it is so hard to choose. I love the ones where we've dined together because reading your perspective is always fun!! my favorite without being to cheesy was the last day at flour post. it meant to much to you and that really translated to your readers. Plus, it was so cool to see the behind the scenes!
Hi!
I'm a longtime lurker and I'm sorry I dont comment, I just dont do it all that often.
The day you left flour was my favorite. It was brave and I really felt your heart in that post. I of course love your recipes but I think you spilling your feelings really touched me.
I'm a new reader, so my favorite post is pretty recent. It's the Apple Tarte Tatin. I've never had the nerve to make it myself but hope to someday!
I posted on your "How to make the most of the Farmer's market" - I think its a really great resource, especially for people who don't shop the markets often and tend to get overwhelmed....or for people like me who go without a list, a plan, or a bag, and end up at home with more produce than they can handle!
One of my favorite posts is still your pumpkin patch cupcakes from last year....I can't believe you made all of those little pumpkin toppers out of marzipan!
I like your recipe for easy homemade granola. Baking granola is something I too enjoy and I'm happy to have found a new recipe!
I left a comment on your most recent article on examiner.com (Schmidty).
Without a doubt your post about homemade cider doughnuts. I find it quite intimidating so I am very impressed whenever you mention you are going to make them.
I left a comment on How to get the most out of your farmers market ....Tiffypoot @ (aol.com)
I am new to your blog but from what I can see, I love the photos that you include in them. For instance, the Back Bay Social Club's Eat Local. Be Social. Event post, I felt like I was there as I read the post. ....Tiffypoot @ (aol.com)
Commented on the Back Bay Social Club's Eat Local. Be Social. event
Sounded great.
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Love the Cruisin the Carribean post. What a great opportunity for relaxation. Wish I was going!
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My favorite post is the Easy, Homemade Granola. I was looking for a great new granola recipe.
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I posted on the farmers market article. It was really a great find, thanks for the info!
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I commented on the cinn. bread post from 7.30.08...I love this recipe!!
I commented on the Fall Maze Fun post. They sound like such fun and we have never gone to one:) Please enter me in this giveaway. Thanks!
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Thanks!
I love the apple cider doughnut post because it is so descriptive and easy to follow! Yum!
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loved your butternut squash post and the round-up of recipes! I have a giveaway for CSN going on on my blog too, if you want to enter :)
I left a comment on your Examiner article "How to get the most out of your farmers market"
maybe you can do a post about how to prepare an entire holiday meal from the farmer's market
I left a comment on your Farmers market finds: butternut squash post (user: Lisa D)
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My favorite post I have seen since I found you is your homemade granola. I printed it out even!
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Fantastic giveaway! Your monkey bread post is one of my favorites, but being a fellow Bostonian, I think there are so many great posts that you've done about local events/places that it's hard to pick just one.
i commented on your butternut squash post! steph. scg00387 at yahoo dot com
yum fav blog post is definitely apple cider doughnuts, i'd love to make them when i have time! scg00387 at yahoo dot com
I love the Monkey Bread Recipe post. I remember it because it looked so yummy! I really wanted to try it out and I will soon!!
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I commented on your Farmers Markets in Boston post!
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Okay, I just found your blog...but the Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake recipe looks absolutely delicious! I'll have to try it out soon!
I commented the following: "Great tips, including many I hadn't thought of. Our farmers' market is pretty limited, which makes it hard to plan." on your post about tips for going to the Farmers' Mkt. annejk112233(at)yahoo(dot)com ps I thought I left my name but then the comment form changed it back to anonymous.
Favorite post from this blog is "Easy, Homemade Granola"...love it cuz it looks so yummy and is so easy and you went through the effort to make it yummier:)
I commented on How to Ge hte Most out of Your Farmer's Market Story on the Examiner. Thanks for the great tips.
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My fave post so far was the MONKEY BREAD. How could you not love it. It is to die for...thinking about making it for Thanksgiving.
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I left a comment on your Examiner story "Farmers market finds: butternut squash". I like posts with recipe ideas that use local in-season produce!
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I liked your post on Monkey Bread - the pictures accompanying your instructions are great!
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I commented over at the Examiner. Love the market posts! Always great to read about markets I haven't had a chance to visit yet.
I'm still dreaming of your cider donuts post :)
I'm still dreaming of your cider donuts post :)
I'm a new reader, so my favorite post is pretty recent. It's the Apple Tarte Tatin. I've never had the nerve to make it myself but hope to someday!
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