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Celeste's recipe for "Strawberry Pecan Quinoa Salad" was featured in the May 2013 issue of Southern Living Magazine.




Celeste photographed the cookbook, The Complete Guide to Northern Gulf Seafood.  
You can order a copy HERE!



Celeste was featured in the January/February 2014 issue of Wiregrass Living Magazine 



  Celeste appeared on Fox 6 News Good Day Alabama, in cooking segments featuring "Chocolate Caramel Cookie Bars" and also "Strawberry Shortcake with Toasted Pecan Buttermilk Biscuits."



 

Sugar & Spice by Celeste was featured on the Cooking Channel website in a special segment titled "Food People Cooking Julia Child."  Tarte aux Fraises (Strawberry Tart) was the featured recipe/photo.



Celeste was a featured writer and photographer for the Birmingham's Best Eats special report on Wade on Birmingham.  Her featured articles included:


Belle Chevre featured Sugar & Spice by Celeste as part of their special guest blogger series spotlighting healthy summer recipes by Chef Marvin Woods.  The featured dish was Spiced Chicken, Apple, Avocado and Goat Cheese Wrap.


 The Magic City Post featured a photo and recipe for Piquillo Pepper Chicken with Spanish Rice from  Sugar & Spice by Celeste in an article titled "Blogs' Eye View:  Winter Dish Patrol."

Yummly featured Sugar & Spice by Celeste's Butternut Squash & Vanilla Risotto





Celeste has been a featured food blogger on al.com.


Sugar & Spice by Celeste is a featured blog at Alltop.com


Sugar & Spice by Celeste is featured on foodblogs.com




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