Photo: Williams-Sonoma
Giveaways are definitely a little out of character for me, because I am really skittish about self-promotion. However, I have an extra Emile Henry pizza stone that is in unopened and pristine condition. It pains me to think that it’s being wasted right now, and I want to find it a happy home. I own one of these pizza stones and I absolutely adore it. You can check out the reviews on Williams-Sonoma where it was originally purchased.
To enter this giveaway, please do the following by 10pm PST on Sunday, December 4th:
- If you haven’t already, “like” All Things Simple Blog on Facebook. I will announce the winner here.
- Then, leave a comment on this post with your first name and last initial. Also tell me what food or dish you are most looking forward to this holiday season. (I thought this would also be a good way to get to know my readers a little better!)
A winner will be drawn at random and I will announce the results on Monday, December 5th. Good luck!
All Things Simple 
I’m definitely looking forward to my family’s annual Italian Christmas Eve dinner – homemade tomato sauce with your choice of shrimp, scallops and/or sausage served over squid ink pasta. So tasty. Also, looking forward to making Santa’s cookies with my first-born niece, our tradition, even though she’s 15 now. 🙂
PS) Happy holiday-prepping to you! I’m trying my hand at homemade vanilla for gifts this year. 🙂
Wow that Christmas Eve dinner sounds SO delicious! Shrimp, scallops, sausage, and squid ink pasta!? Italians know how to do it right. 🙂 I love hearing about family food traditions–thank you so much for sharing. And happy holiday-prepping to you too! I am sure your homemade vanilla will be a hit. Thank you for entering the giveaway!
I’m definitely looking forward to some festive desserts / some delicious herb crusted roasts! 🙂
Oooh herb crusted roasts! Do you make this yourself? If so, you are going to need to teach me. 😉
This is so fun Lauren! I’m looking forward to cooking with my Grandma (in Seattle!! we should get together for coffee!!) She’s an amazing cook and her handmade tortillas are to. die. for. I vow to master her recipe (and the “pitty-pat” technique..) by New Years! xoxox Brinleigh R
So jealous of those handmade tortillas–they sound so good right now! Tortilla making really is an art, and that is so cool that you are learning from your grandma. Once you master the recipe and pitty-pat technique, you will have to share your secrets with me! 🙂 I’d love to grab coffee when you are in town! We will actually be moving down to San Francisco right before Christmas, but hopefully our schedules will align!
Oh wow! I come up on the 22nd, you’re probably slammed, but if you have ANY free time shoot me an email- hopefully we can grab a quick coffee! I’m actually originally from San Fran and still have family there. You’ll love it, such an amazing city! Congrats!
I want to try making a salted caramel apple pie this year. I just need to find a good recipe.
How funny–I have actually been wanting to give this a try as well after seeing it mentioned on a Cooking Channel show! If you find a good recipe, please let me know. I will do the same. Thanks for entering the giveaway!
Yay! What a fun giveaway!
I am looking forward to the mushroom bruchetta my mom makes each year 🙂
Aubrey F
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That sounds SO yummy! I love mushrooms, but rarely eat them in a bruchetta. I need to do this more often! Thank you for sharing and entering the giveaway. 🙂
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