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EB's Pink Dozen: Featuring Autumn Recipes From Food Network's Claire Robinson

I have the extreme privilege of partnering with Eggland's Best as one of their digital ambassadors in helping to spread awareness of their support of The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

As well as displaying Komen for the Cure’s running ribbon logo (along with a pink version of the “EB” stamp) on select egg varieties through November 15th, Eggland’s Best will donate $50,000 to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure in its promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever.

Eggland’s Best has also partnered with Claire Robinson from Food Network’s 5 Ingredient Fix to help spread the word about EB’s Breast Cancer Awareness efforts.

Ms. Robinson has created three dishes that are simple (Yay!) delicious (YAy!) and more importantly, healthy meal ideas (YAY!) that families (like mine) can enjoy on a chilly day, or night.

The recipes include: Scrambled Eggs over Roasted Tomatoes, Zucchini and Goat Cheese Frittata and Baked Egg Casserole.

Want to see?

EB's Pink Dozen: Featured as 125 Best Foods for Women Granny Smith Omelet, Anyone?

I have the extreme privilege of partnering with Eggland's Best as one of their digital ambassadors in helping to spread awareness of their support of The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

As well as displaying Komen for the Cure’s running ribbon logo (along with a pink version of the “EB” stamp) on select egg varieties through November 15th, Eggland’s Best will donate $50,000 to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure in its promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever.

So, what are the best foods that women (like me) should eat, anyways?

EB's Pink Dozen: Racot Krumpli (Layered Potatoes) Recipe The Heart-Healthier Version

I have the extreme privilege of partnering with Eggland's Best as one of their digital ambassadors in helping to spread awareness of their support of The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

As well as displaying Komen for the Cure’s running ribbon logo (along with a pink version of the “EB” stamp) on select egg varieties through November 15th, Eggland’s Best will donate $50,000 to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure in its promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever.

Last week, I video-taped myself (not easy, by the way) while preparing one of my FAVORITE family recipes from my childhood called, "Racot Krumpli" (Rah-coat-kroom-plea) or, "Layered Potatoes;" a traditional Hungarian meal using only 5 ingredients:

• Eggs
• Potatoes
• Polish Kielbasa
• Sour Cream
• Butter

Not the most heart healthy combination, granted.  However, there are products available today that allow families (like mine) to make healthier choices.

So, I was inspired by Eggland's Best to create a heart-healthier version of my mother's recipe for Racot Krumpli.

Why?

EB's Pink Dozen: Racot Krumpli (Layered Potatoes) Recipe Like a Bowlful of Warm Hugs

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and, in honor of the brave battles being fought by way too many of my family and friends, I have the extreme privilege of partnering with Eggland's Best as one of their digital ambassadors in helping to spread awareness of their support of The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Today, I'm going to show you (yes, YOU!) how to make one of my FAVORITE family recipes from my childhood called, "Racot Krumpli" (rah-coat-kroom-plea) or, "Layered Potatoes;" a traditional Hungarian meal using only 5 ingredients (YAY!) and, when served on a chilly night, feels like a bowful of warm hugs!!!

So, grab yourself a warm (or, cool) beverage and let's get started.  Okay, ready?

  

As well as displaying Komen for the Cure’s running ribbon logo (along with a pink version of the “EB” stamp) on select egg varieties, Eggland’s Best will donate $50,000 to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure in its promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever.

Why?

Every 69 seconds, a woman dies of breast cancer....globally (that is just NOT right!!!)

Okay, but why really?

Say it with me...because, nice matters and cancer sucks wet poodle!

© 2010 This Full House / This Full House Gone Shopping

[Check out my other EB Pink Dozen Posts sponsored by Eggland's Best.  I am being compensated for my participation.  The words, reviews, and opinions posted, however, are ALL mine!]

Eggland's Best Pink Dozen: Saving Second BaseBecause Nice Matters, Cancer Ssaćs!

Growing up, Barbara and I had a lot in common.  She spoke Polish, I spoke Hungarian (close enough!) we graduated high school in 1982 and, sadly, lost touch since then.

Until...Facebook, when my laptop pinged that another high school buddy wanted to chat.

"Did you hear one of our schoolmates died?"

No, but I was pretty sure that he WAS mistaken.  Had to be.  Because, in my mind, I'm still 18 and, well, we're not THAT old, are we?

Then again, we aren't born with any guarantees or "date of expiration" stamps and, well, my own twin brother gave up a kidney (stupid cancer) my husband and both my in-laws have faced skin cancer and I recently watched my SIL (my husband's oldest sister) bravely deal with a pretty bad cancer scare, last month, as I held her hand, while folks poked, prodded and generally assaulted her breasts.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and, in honor of the brave battles being fought by way too many of my family and friends, I have the extreme privilege of partnering with Eggland's Best as one of their digital ambassadors in helping to spread awareness of their support of The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Like my friend Rachel (a.k.a. A Southern Fairytale) I am PASSIONATE about supporting cancer research and help, wherever, or whenever I can, to raise awareness, like joining her and Once A Month Mom in Saving Second Base!

Eggland's Best Pink Dozen: Because, Cancer Needs a Swift Kick In the Huevos!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and, in honor of the brave battles being fought by way too many of my family and friends, I have the extreme privilege of partnering with Eggland's Best in helping to spread awareness of their support of The Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Why?

Contributing to blogging projects (like, Saving Second Base) that help bring awareness to important issues and sharing relevant information with other families (like mine) feels REAL good, too!

As well as displaying Komen for the Cure’s running ribbon logo (along with a pink version of the “EB” stamp) on select egg varieties, Eggland’s Best will donate $50,000 to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure in its promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever.

Every 69 seconds, a woman dies of breast cancer....globally!

Today, I'm helping to give cancer a virtual kick in the pants by celebrating Susan G. Komen's Viral Day (don't worry, it is catchy, in a GOOD way):

• The objective with this event is to turn the virtual world pink! 

• Help fight breast cancer by visiting 69-seconds.org

• Change your Twitter or Facebook status to: “Take 69 seconds to fight breast cancer at http://www.69-seconds.org/” 

• Blog using #fightbreastcancer in as many posts pertaining to breast cancer, and share.

Got 69 seconds?  'Cause, it's about ALL you need to help turn our world a little pinker.

Why?

Say it with me...because, nice matters and cancer sucks wet poodle!

LINKY LOVE BYTES:

Eggland's Best on Facebook

Eggland's Best on Twitter

© 2010 This Full House / This Full House Gone Shopping

The Small Gray-ish Print:  This post is sponsored by Eggland's Best.  I am being compensated for my participation.  The words, however, are ALL mine!