Most Beautiful, Popular, Helpful… Posts: My 7 Links

Published by Melissa on September 22, 2011 | Updated July 9, 2018 | 44 Comments

My sweet friend and fabulously talented food blogger, Deeba at Passionate About Baking, invited me to participate in the My 7 Links project that’s been making the rounds on the net recently. The goal of My 7 Links is to share long but not forgotten blog posts that deserve to see the light of day again.

Thanks Deeba for the invitation. It was fun taking a look back at some of my favorite posts. I hope you’ll have fun revisiting My 7 Links too.

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Most Beautiful Post – Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta and Florentine Cookies

I thought the heart shaped Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta and Florentine Cookies I made last year for Valentine’s Day was one of my prettiest posts. Panna Cotta is a smooth, creamy, sensual dessert perfect for Valentine’s Day.

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Most Popular Post – Overnight Monkey Bread

The Overnight Monkey Bread that I made for Christmas morning is by far my post popular post. The great thing about Monkey Bread is that you get the best part of a cinnamon roll, the ooey, gooey middle in every bite.

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Most Controversial Post – Baked Cherry French Toast

Fortunately, I don’t have many controversial posts. Occasionally someone will comment that they don’t like an ingredient I’ve used, such as butter vs. margarine, oils, or shortening. There is also some controversy about agave nectar which I personal love and used in my Baked Cherry French Toast.

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Most Helpful Post – Perfect Pie Crust Tutorial

My pie crust tutorial is my most helpful post. I took pictures of each step so it’s easy to see what the dough should look like at each stage. My readers were also kind enough to share their pie crust tips in the comments.

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A Post Whose Success Surprised You – Candy Corn Macarons

Candy Corn Macarons was a fun post that I did last year for MacTweets. Candy corn just seems to make people smile. There have been many candy corn roundups both this year and last year that included my colorful Candy Corn Macs.

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A Post You Feel Didn’t Get The Attention It Deserved – Crushed Lemon Drop Cookie

My Over The Top Lemon Drop Cookie is the best lemon cookie I’ve ever tasted. It’s a sweet, but lemon-bar-tart cookie that is tender and just a little chewy. Crushed lemon drops are mixed in the batter and then it’s frosted with a lemon glaze for a double burst of lemon flavor.

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The Post That I’m Most Proud Of – Snickerdoodle Bread

I created Snickerdoodle Bread to sell at The Great American Bake Sale. Like a Snickerdoodle cookie, it has a crispy cinnamon sugar topping with a sweet, buttery interior and it’s studded with creamy cinnamon chips. I also transformed it into a reduced fat Snickerdoodle Snack Cake recipe and baked it in New York at the I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter! HolidayBake-Off.

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My 7 Links participants can invite up to five more bloggers to participate. I decided to invite five great Utah food bloggers who I’m lucky to know personally. My nominated bloggers are:

Tiffany, Food Finery
Becky, Vintage Mixer
Maria, Two Peas and Their Pod
Dara, Cookin’ Canuck
Kelley, Mountain Mama Cooks

Thanks Katie for starting the My 7 Links project. Looking back always helps focus where you want to go in the future.

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