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Every so often, a comment or e-mail arrives from a reader who's been inspired by Kitchen Parade or my food blog A Veggie Venture . I've started to save these messages. On days when life's work lists toward labor, it's good to be reminded that the effort is appreciated. My heartfelt thanks to all who visit. My special thanks to those who occasionally take time from busy lives to write. It's not expected. But it is appreciated and I thank you! ~ Alanna (More info about leaving comments ) From Sarabeth , when HealthCentral & MyDietExercise.com named A Veggie Venture one of the best diet sites ... "I think the award is well-suited for this site as my family now eats many more veggies because I know I can always find a tasty recipe for whatever I find at the grocery store. My five year old now loves roasted cauliflower and my soon to be two year old adores the stir-fried broccoli. Carrots are the favorite of my four year old. Why? All because I foun...

What Would You Like to Know? What is Kitchen Parade all about? What is Kitchen Parade's email address? How to print a recipe? Looking for a recipe you saw in print? How to find a specific recipe or a recipe with a specific ingredient How to share a recipe How to learn about new recipes Is it okay to leave a comment? How do you calculate the nutrition estimates? What about salt? What salt does Kitchen Parade use? What does it mean to "Alanna-size" a recipe? What about the photographs? Would you like to publish a photograph? Advertising & Product Reviews Product Disclosures Privacy Policy Something else? What is Kitchen Parade all about? Kitchen Parade is the food and recipe column written since 2002 by Alanna Kellogg, a second-generation food writer and a home cook in a home kitchen in suburban St. Louis. It features fresh seasonal recipes for everyday healthful eating and occasional indulgences. It looks like a food blog but is subtly diffe...