Contact


-------- Contact Kim Here --------

Thank you stopping by Liv Life where we hope to feed your eyes with fabulous food and photos and to take you away, if only for a few moments, to foreign lands or simply around our home town of San Diego, California.

Have you tried one of our recipes or had a similar travel experience?  We'd love to hear about it!  Have a question about an ingredient or process?  I'm happy to answer.

Click the Contact Link here or above to email Kim,

OR

Connect with me, Kim, through any of the avenues below:  
Instagram

Skinny Coconut Oil Product Review
Product Reviews 
I love trying new products, cookbooks, and ingredients, and we have successfully partnered with numerous companies through product reviews and/or giveaways (See our Partners Page).  Finding and introducing new products that are a good fit for our readers is indeed a true pleasure.  Please contact for collaboration ideas!

Photography
If you find a photo you'd like to use, please contact me.  Nearly all non-commercial requests will be granted permission for use with proper links and credits, so please... just ask.  

Commercial use is also available for photos - please contact for rates.

Thank You
Once again, thank you for spending time with us at Liv Life.  We hope we've brought a little balance to your world and we hope to see you again soon! 

8 comments:

  1. Hi Kim,
    I want to make your Nutella fudge brownies, and have a question. Is your mini muffin pan for 12 or 24. My pan is for 24, so would double your recipe?
    Thanks Becky
    Baking and Cooking, A Tale of Two Loves

    PS
    The blizzard dumped 24" of snow and 40mph winds on us and we haven't seen the snowplow yet. Wish I was in San Diego today!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Hi there, some fellow food bloggers passed these awards on to me and now I am passing them on to you because you are awesome! http://www.eliseskitchen.com/?p=373

    ReplyDelete
  3. Hey there! I was wondering if I could not use a bread machine for the Semolina Pizza Dough and do it by hand? Or does this recipe must have a bread machine. Thanks! X

    ReplyDelete
  4. Amber... so sorry I didn't see your comment earlier!! You absolutely can make the pizza dough by hand! Any bread can be made with good old elbow grease, it just takes a little more work!

    ReplyDelete
  5. Hi Kim,
    First off I would like to say that you make food look amazing! After surfing through pages and pages of cornbread recipes, I finally landed on yours and it was love at first site.:) That being said, I think there's a typo on the custard-filled cornbread recipe. It calls for only 1/4 cup of cornmeal, but I found the original recipe online, which calls for 3/4 cup. Also, do you think it would make a difference if I used white cornmeal instead of yellow? Thanks and happy new year!
    -Gabby

    ReplyDelete
  6. Happy New Year Gabby!! Thanks for your lovely note. You've started my year with a smile!
    Thank you also for the typo tip... I think you are right, the recipe should read 3/4 cup cornmeal. It really wouldn't be cornbread with 1/4 cup...!! I appreciate the catch, and I've made the change on our post.
    As for yellow or white, I don't think it would make a difference at all. Flavor should be very similar and just the appearance a bit different.
    Let us know if you try it! This was my neighbor's recipe, and I was so thankful they introduced it to us. Enjoy!

    ReplyDelete

Your comments make our hearts sing!