Are you one of those people who tags and bookmarks all types of recipes in your cookbooks or magazines?

I know I am….

If you walked into my kitchen you would find all my cookbooks have either ripped out colored paper or colored sticker bookmarks sticking out of them on every side.

The only bad thing about all my colorful bookmarks is that it doesn’t let me know what categories each of the recipes belong in which is a bad thing.

But check this little nifty creation out…. The Chef Set.

The Chef Set allows you to not only bookmark your favorite recipes but to also be able to see them in different categories (appetizers, meats, vegetables, seafood, and so on).

You can purchase them for $5.95 at Spoon Sisters.

• Recipe du jour: Penne with Shrimp and Herbed Cream Sauce… Yummy!

• Bobby Flay Cooks Father’s Day Barbecue at the White house with President Obama.

• A delightful new children’s book, Peas!: It’s Not Easy Being Peas-y, by Andrew Cullen.

• Want to learn how to caramelize onions, learn here and add them to you burgers and sandwiches.

For those of us that have kids and want to incorporate the kitchen into summer reading, then this new children’s book, Peas!: It’s Not Easy Being Peas-y, by Andrew Cullen is just for you.

Coming this July, British publisher Puffin will publish this adorable picture book that will allow us, the readers, to meet Pete and Penelope Pea  and follow them from harvest fields to plates.  This book will be available for pre-order on Amazon.co.uk.

The farmer plants little pea seeds and after some rain and some sun, little peas grow.

This is a Fantastic way to get those little ones to start eating their Peas!

Starbucks has just launched its first massive marketing campaign in combining social networking. The company has put up new advertising posters in six major cities, and is challenging Twitter followers to be the first to post a photo of one on the microblogging social network. 

The marketing campaign, which started this month in newspapers and magazines, is described by the company, which generally avoids traditional advertising, as the biggest marketing effort it has undertaken.

Vice president for brand, content, and online at Starbucks Chris Bruzzo, said that “this campaign shows a level of connection to our brand that we wouldn’t have concocted on our own,” 

What do you think about Starbucks new campaign… will it work?

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