Eatopia Cottage Foods

Eatopia Cottage Foods My name is Sandra Rodgers and I am the creator of Blend de Provence, an herb and spice seasoning. My product does not contain MSG or preservatives.

I am ServSafe Food Protection Manager certified.

A small sprinkle or two of my Blend de Provence on your food will have your taste buds singing! My Blend is an affordabl...
12/13/2025

A small sprinkle or two of my Blend de Provence on your food will have your taste buds singing! My Blend is an affordable stocking stuffer for the holidays and will go a long way. Go to https://eatopiacottagefoods.com to find out more and order.

Traditional deviled eggs on the left. Deviled eggs with my Blend de Provence on the right. My taste buds preferred those...
12/04/2025

Traditional deviled eggs on the left. Deviled eggs with my Blend de Provence on the right. My taste buds preferred those on the right with this taste test. 😋

  Salad. Simple. Add good quality mayo, chopped onions and/or celery, and my Blend de Provence to taste. Tis better than...
11/19/2025

Salad. Simple. Add good quality mayo, chopped onions and/or celery, and my Blend de Provence to taste. Tis better than any store bought in my opinion.

11/19/2025
11/08/2025

HELLO FOLKS. PLEASE GO TO EATOPIACOTTAGEFOODS.COM TO ORDER MY VERY DELICIOUS BLEND. THIS PAGE IS OUTDATED AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

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Playing the harmonica while juggling at the Bradenton Farmers' Market 5/17/14
05/18/2014

Playing the harmonica while juggling at the Bradenton Farmers' Market 5/17/14

05/11/2014
Blend de Provence ChickenI made this delicious and very moist chicken last night.  It's very easy to make!  I used a 5.5...
11/03/2013

Blend de Provence Chicken

I made this delicious and very moist chicken last night. It's very easy to make! I used a 5.5 lb. young chicken that I bought on sale for $.99/lb.

Recipe:

Preheat oven to 350°.

Marinade:
Mix thoroughly 2 TBS + 1 tsp. of my Blend de Provence into 3 TBS of olive oil (I used extra virgin because that's what I had on hand) in a small bowl or large coffee cup (works best).

Rinse chicken and pat dry thoroughly to allow for browning of the skin. Using your fingers (I use powder free latex rubber gloves), gently separate the skin from the chicken breasts and surrounding thigh area without breaking the skin. Tie the legs together loosely with kitchen twine. Use a small teaspoon to place the marinade underneath the skin and thigh area reserving some for the top of the chicken. Gently massage the marinade under the skin to spread it around.

Roast the chicken in the oven for 50 minutes or more until a digital thermometer reads at least 160° in the thickest part of the thighs without touching the bone. Let the chicken rest for at least 15 minutes (the temperature should rise shortly to 165°). Make sure that all parts of the chicken has reached an internal temperature of 165° before eating.

If using a charcoal grill, use the indirect method and follow the directions above.

Roasted or grilled potatoes and/or grilled vegetables tossed in olive oil and sprinkled with my Blend de Provence would be a great accompaniment.

I hope you enjoy!

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10/26/2013

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I made pumpkin muffins with golden raisins and walnuts for the farmer's market today.  They were well received :)
10/19/2013

I made pumpkin muffins with golden raisins and walnuts for the farmer's market today. They were well received :)

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