Have Dinner with Julie

- By Terilyn Pott

Looking for something new for dinner? Invite Julie Van Rosendaal over for a cuppa, or at least check out her website, Dinner with Julie. She’s a known Alberta foodie and cookbook writer on a mission to spice up your life with new meal ideas. Not only does she share her own recipes on her site, but she photographs her oeuvres d’art so you have something to live up to. For a kitchen newbie, the step-by-step pictures are a great asset.

Julie’s website is easy to navigate and her writing style is humorous and instructive. She even slips in a helpful tip or two about storing food. The site is an effective way to help cooks and domestic divas alike, as well as anyone stuck for inspiration.

Recipes are easy to find and, for those who don’t like browsing a website or are in a rush, there’s a handy search engine for finding meal ideas in a snap. If you’re looking for more, you can buy her cookbook, or jump from her site to a few of her favourites on her links page. Go to www.dinnerwithjulie.com.



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