Creative food craft ideas
Are you ready for some football?
Football season is coming to an end. This weekend is the playoffs to see which two teams will be going to the Super Bowl. I’ll be cheering for my San Francisco 49ers this weekend! When it comes to the Super Bowl or any football parties, there is a lot of junk, fried and greasy … Read More ...
Are you planning on having a Super Bowl or Winter Olympics party? Maybe you need a quick family meal for the week or over the weekend. Or you’re just tired of the same meal plan and need a change. Here are 101 Sandwich Recipes for you to consider. She has them categorized by meat type, with several options for each … Read More ...
Got Snow?
We have more than enough in my opinion. Unfortunately, we have two more months to endure. Did you know you could turn that snow into ice cream? Next snowfall, tell the kids to gather some snow to bring inside. Imagine their surprise! They’ll be even more surprised, when you tell them you can eat the snow! I better … Read More ...
I asked if there were ideas that you would like to see posted and I only got one reply. She wanted mug cakes, so here are different links for mug cakes. Just remember not to use mugs with metal in the microwave. Yeah, learnt that the hard way.
Looking for more recipes for mug cakes? Check out our favorite … Read More ...
Did you know today was National Apricot Day? I’m glad I found a blog that informs me of interesting facts to pass on to you. Although, I always think of it as a summer fruit. This recipe sounds scrumptious and it is healthy! This would be a great dessert if you need something light after dinner. Get the recipe at … Read More ...
It’s soup season. Seems like everyone in the US is in need of soup with the polar vortex. The only soups that I make are chicken noodle or turkey noodle soup from leftovers or a batch of chili. If it continues to be this cold, it may be time to try some new recipes. There are several varieties to try … Read More ...
Who can resist caramel? I sure can’t! Stephanie at Back for Seconds has an easy recipe and you don’t even need a candy thermometer! Plus, you know the ingredients in this caramel as opposed to the store bought variety. I think I might make some for an ice cream sundae, dipping sauce for apples or try to make my own … Read More ...
I love brownies, but I don’t need a big pan lying around tempting me to eat more than I should. Unfortunately, I tend to eat more than I should. This recipe is perfect for those sweet chocolatey cravings, spontaneous sleepovers or cure a bad day at school. Make some Emergency Small Batch Brownies tonight for yourself or wait till you … Read More ...
Happy New Year! May your year be filled with good health, prosperity and creative eating. Did you make a New Year’s Resolution? I try not to set myself up for failure. I have a real hard time with new habits! For many it is to eat healthier and exercise more. If you plan on eating healthier, let me help you … Read More ...
I can’t believe it is New Year’s Eve already! Where did the year go? Does your family have a meal they eat New Year’s Day to bring good luck for the year? Besides eating our traditional Chinese Takeout on New Year’s Eve, we don’t have any traditional New Year’s Day meal. Interested in starting a new tradition, try making this … Read More ...
Is the weather outside miserable and do you need to do something with the kids besides board games? Maybe you need to get the kids away from their new video games, computer or tv watching? Let the kids take over the kitchen with a little help from you and make some No Bake Orange Snowball Cookies The kids will have … Read More ...
It’s another snowy and cold day outside. I’m enjoying sitting inside and watching the snowfall. The kids are outside throwing snowballs, but these snowballs look more appealing to me. These snowball cookies are similar to Russian Tea Cookies, but instead of walnuts they are made with pecans. If you are interested in trying these yummies, you can find the link … Read More ...
Happy Boxing Day, Kwanzaa and survival day to those that celebrated Christmas. Apparently, I missed the official date nut bread holiday. I’ll have to keep this website up so I can plan ahead. In Maine, the weather can be cold and frightful and it is the perfect time to make bread and warm the house as well as the bellies. … Read More ...
Merry Christmas to those that celebrate this holiday! Did you have a big breakfast for Christmas? I grew up with fruit and nuts in my stocking and a couple of chocolates to enjoy until our feast for lunch. This might be a great surprise for the morning, whether you celebrate Christmas or not. The recipe used is for vegan pancakes, … Read More ...
Are you making cinnamon rolls for breakfast on Christmas? How about adding a little flair to those rolls, by making a Christmas tree. There is also directions on how to make a wreath instead of the tree. Plus there is a recipe to change them into a dinner variety with basil pesto and tomato. Maybe you can make both? I … Read More ...