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GIVEAWAY: Autographed Copy of Tasia's Table!


It's been an exciting week for my little food blog.  It officially reached 1,000 Facebook fans, and I'm excited to celebrate with a great giveaway for a lucky blog reader!

I love you guys so much, that I'm giving away an autographed copy of "Tasia's Table: Cooking With the Artisan Cheesemaker at Belle Chevre."


If you've never heard of this wonderful little fromagerie in Elkmont, Alabama, you'll definitely want to keep reading .  Their artisan chevre cheeses are award-winning and absolutely delicious.  Belle Chevre has been featured on NBC's The Today Show, and the following magazines:  Southern Living, O! Oprah, Southern Lady, Health, Traditional Home, Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, Cooking with Paula Deen, and Cooking Light to name a few.

Belle Chevre is owned by Tasia Malakasis, an uber-talented, former marketing executive whose passion for food carried her all the way from NYC to Belle Chevre.  Her brand-new cookbook is one that you'll certainly want in your arsenal....especially if you love chevre.  With recipes like Bacon and Goat Cheese-Stuffed Pork Tenderloin with Apple Chutney, Creamy Belle Chevre Grits with Sun-Dried Tomatoes, and Chocolate-Smothered Raspberry and Goat Cheese Buttercream Cakes, you'll be in love!  The book is filled with personal stories from Tasia, and the recipes are influenced by her Greek-Southern roots.

So, how can you win this fabulous cookbook?  It's easy!...


How to  Enter:
Simply leave a comment on this post, which answers the following question:

What's your favorite thing about autumn?

Also, for extra chances to win, simply do the following and leave SEPARATE additional comments letting me know that you did:

The Rules:
  • Entries must be submitted by midnight (CST time) on Tuesday, October 9th
  • A winner will be picked at random (using random.org) and will be announced on Wednesday, October 10th.
  • Please make sure you include your name and email address so that I will have a way to contact you if you win...especially if you leave a comment using the "Anonymous" option.
  • At this time, the contest is open to US residents only.
Good Luck, and THANK YOU for following me along on this little foodie adventure of mine!  :)

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Comments

BMK said…
Anything pumpkin-pumpkin foods/desserts/decorations!
Anonymous said…
My favorite thing about autumn would have to be the multitude of options one has for cooking with pumpkin :) Pumpkin pie, pumpkin soup, pumpkin chili-the list goes on and on!

Julie
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Kristin said…
Getting back into soup weather!
gail said…
the leaves changing color and falling
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gail said…
liked you on fb
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Cynthia970 said…
My favorite thing about Autumn is the weather!

Cindy
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Unknown said…
Eating lots of soups, cinnamon, changing of the leaves, being able to wear sweaters & scarfs.
Christy
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Anonymous said…
The cool weather, all the pretty leaf colors and of course pumpkin spice! :)
Suzanne
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And of course I follow and like all your stuff :)
Anonymous said…
My favorite thing about autumn is the weather and the overall atmosphere it gives! I love being outside this time of year. Plus, I get to pull out all of my comfy sweaters to wear. Besides, who doesn't love going to their local pumpkin patch to pick out the perfect pumpkins to decorate and cook with!

I follow your Pinterest boards and Facebook!

Maranne
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BBritz said…
My favorite thing about autumn in a chill in the air and the inspiration to bake up all kinds of delicious pumpkin goodies!

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I also follow you on Facebook!
Heather said…
Apple picking and sweaters are my fav things about fall!
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Anonymous said…
My favorite things about fall are the beautiful colors in nature, cooler temps and cooking soups. Thanks for this opportunity.
Linda
My favorite thing about fall? So hard to choose, but I love the football games/tailgating, pumpkin flavored everything and sweaters and boots.

Dana@consciouskitchenblog.com
Lanier said…
My favorite thing about Fall is that your birthday is right smack in the middle of it!!! Do I get bonus points for that answer??! :) :) Anywho, I would love to win that cookbook!

ashleyhighcarson@gmail.com
Anonymous said…
My favorite thing about autumn is that I start adding pumpkin and cinnamon to everything- oatmeal, yogurt, PB and pumpkin sandwiches, pumpkin hummus. It's a healthy does of Vitamin A and antioxidants just when you need it during the fall cold season.
Evelyn said…
My favorite thing about autumn is that the holidays are getting closer and that means more time spent together as families!
Drea said…
My favorite thing about autumn are the nights. The skies are clear, the stars are visible, and the there is a wonderful breeze; a teaser for what is to come. I love jogging in the morning, before the sun has risen, and stepping on all the fallen leaves. High school football games, homecoming dances, crockpot recipes, fluffy sweaters, pumpkin patches, apple orchards...What's not to like about autumn!
Val Deichman said…
I love when the weather cools off a bit and there's a crispness in the air. And the colors of the trees!
Stacey said…
I love, love, love the cooler weather that allows for soups, chilis and stews!
Unknown said…
I love the cooler temperatures and sitting by a fire in the back yard all snuggled up. Love it!!
Anonymous said…
I love the spectacular beauty all around me, plus I love the chilly evenings allow me to snuggle up close to my best friend--my hubby !
denisecott@yahoo.com
Unknown said…
My favorite thing about autumn is all of the scents! Pumpkins, spices, warm foods!

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Unknown said…
I liked you on facebook!

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Unknown said…
Followed you on twitter!

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Unknown said…
I tweeted about the giveaway too! @bloggingbeauty

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Unknown said…
I follow you on pinterest too!
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Joan said…
My favorite things about autumn are the wonderful colors, and smells of autumn. I enjoy getting back to cooking with autumn fruits and veggies. I also enjoy cooking more soups and stews again.
Amanda Thompson said…
I love everything about Autumn ~ the food, the smells & colors, the return of football...!!!
massagemama said…
Hot apple cider, stews in the crock pot, the chill in the air, warm cozy sweaters and boots :)

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