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A new mobile-friendly design for Kalyn's Kitchen and now you can sort recipe thumbnails by diet type and category!

A Brand New Design for Kalyn's Kitchen!
If you're reading this post then the new-and-improved site design for Kalyn's Kitchen has launched! And about 40-45% of you usually access the site on your phone, so the new design has been carefully planned to make it easier to use Kalyn's Kitchen on mobile devices of all types, while hopefully still displaying well on tablets and desktop computers.

For a few months now I've been working with my brother Rand (the design guy) and the fabulous Jennette (web designer and coder extraordinaire) to create a new look for Kalyn's Kitchen. (Thanks guys!)  Rand and Jennette are two of the smartest and most talented people I know, and I'm excited to reveal the new design and explain how the new features can help you find the kind of recipes you're looking for on the site.

I first discovered Honeyville Blanched Almond Flour when I tried Elana's Cheese Crackers (from my friend Elena at Elana's Pantry)  and since then I've used this versatile product in so many different ways.  That's why I may have let out a little squeal of joy when I saw it on the shelf at Costco recently!   And the fact that this is a Utah product makes me even more excited to recommend it to you as one of my Kalyn's Kitchen Picks.  

I'm always excited when I find a new ingredient that's nutritious, flavorful, and convenient, and these 5th Street Grill Italian Turkey Sausages are a product I've loved since I discovered them earlier this year at Costco. In the first recipe I posted using these sausages, I mentioned how Jake and I were impressed by both the nutritional information and the flavor of the sausages.  I also love that they come pre-cooked, making them so convenient for a quick meal.  Since then I've shared a few recipes using these handy tasty sausages, and my friend Dara from Cookin' Canuck has also fall in love with them and come up with a couple of tasty idea for using them.  Of course, you can use any brand of turkey Italian Sausage in the recipes we've come up with using this sausage if you can't find these, but if you do see these at your neighborhood Costco, I'm officially giving them a nod as one of my Kalyn's Kitchen Picks.