Creative food craft ideas
Mini Cookies have been transformed into a cereal, yep have you always enjoyed eating your cookies dipped in milk? well this take that to a whole new level, drop your cookies into your bowl of milk. YUM! You can of course make these out of any cookie mix.
We all have a favourite cookie dough
and you can use your … Read More ...
So Mexican street corn is trending right now, I don’t know why but it tends to be a seasonal thing, personally, I like corn all year round.
There have been lots of feisty discussions in our household as to the origin of the first grilled corn. To be honest I don’t care where it comes from as long as it … Read More ...
Who doesn’t love a good Guacamole? I have to admit I like it on way more things than I should, I mean taco’s okay that is a given but I love my Guacamole with Eggs and bacon for breakfast, on my Crisps, On my toast, On my chicken parmigiana and I love a good and simple guacamole for dipping carrot … Read More ...
This Summer Fruit Plate is loaded with watermelon, cherries, kiwi, mango, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, melted dark chocolate, & a variety of delicious cheeses. The colors alone make this a happy dish and make you smile.… Read More ...
These homemade No-Knead Bread Bowls can be made ahead of time and enjoyed with your favorite soup on a cold winter night!
Everyone is making bread right now, even making their own Sourdough bread, but me I like to keep it simple and these No-Knead bread rolls are so easy to make that the kids could make them, or … Read More ...
These fun apple donuts are a quick snack that can be made at home or on the go! I was blown away by the topping suggestions of this fun afternoon tea snack. I wouldn’t have thought of these toppings and it really take these to the next level. Even as an adult I would love to sit in front of … Read More ...
Virtual parties have become the only way we can stay connected to family and friends. We decided what is a party without an invitation right? These invitations are easy to save and e-mail. You may even want to go old school and send them via snail mail. No matter which way you the idea is the same. Invite friends and … Read More ...
Classic slow cookers still work well, but new models have electronic controls and nonstick aluminum pots.
Electric slow cookers
(crock pots) have been used for decades. They are a proven way to easily create delicious meals with minimum effort and skill. Just throw the ingredients into the pot for healthy stews, puddings, soups, and beans. Meat is tenderized by the … Read More ...
I know what you are thinking, how did you never know this existed right? This S’mores maker is a lazy susan style melting popt of yumminess. The PERFECT activity for lockdown and Isolation. Maybe this Easter you are having a backyard camping trip or maybe you don’t have an outdoor fire pit
and this is the next best thing. Grab … Read More ...
If you have little ones in your home, then you know that just about everything goes in their mouth at some point or another. Kids tend to eat everything they see, so we want to make sure the things they play with are edible! These edible activities are so much fun, and they’re great for kids who tend to try … Read More ...
Anyone else have a thing for salted caramel and butterscotch? I recently bought some Salted Caramel chocolate drinking mix and I have to say I have a new addiction. Now I am just waiting for Cold Christmas nights when I can sit by the fireplace and sip it.
These Sea Salt Butterscotch Pretzel Cookies are filled with dark chocolate, butterscotch, … Read More ...
Rainbow bread is fun to eat and the perfect addition to parties and after school snacks, but have you ever considered making it yourself at home? This recipe shows you how to make your own rainbow fairy unicorn bread. Call it what you like it’s adorable and you can see the full recipe here. This recipe doesn’t use a bread … Read More ...
Brandi from Chicken Scratch Diaries has developed a DIY make your own sandwich bread recipe that is sure to hit your tastebuds. You can see the full recipe as well as Brandi’s tips on her blog here. … Read More ...
Making fresh bread doesn’t need to be hard – supermarkets carry premix that you add straight into the breadmaker
to knead and bake for you at the press of a button. You can also make your own bread mixes from scratch. This is usually more affordable as you can bulk buy your bread flour
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Making your own bread is … Read More ...