Creative food craft ideas
While your busy cooking the Thanksgiving dinner, you can let the kids create their own turkey treat. A fun project for the older kids to be in charge of. Val at Val Event Gal shares how to create this easy treat that everyone will enjoy. A great idea to do the night before too.
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With so many allergies and people trying to eat healthier, the holiday cookies are starting to get a bad rap. I’m not even sure if Santa wants cookies or would prefer to share the carrots with the reindeers. Becca at It’s Yummi has gathered 20 + recipes including her own from the internet that will solve your cookie problem.
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Growing up we always had a cheese platter and a veggie and dip platter. The holidays aren’t the same without one or both items present before dinner. Nowadays the cheese platters are a little more sophisticated. Tori at Gringalicious shares this winter cheese board idea for your holiday table.
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For Christmas, we usually enjoy a lasagna for our dinner. This year, I might change it up and make these stuffed shells. You could skip the sausage or trade it for another meat. Sam at The Culinary Compass shares how to make this pasta dish for the holidays or during the winter months.
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Nothing like warmth baked in the oven to make you feel cozy and warm during the holidays and the cold months. This bread pudding will be a wonderful new tradition at your holiday table. An easy dessert to enjoy with friends and family during Friendsgiving. Blair at The Seasoned Mom shares how to create this sweet treat.
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Have you ever heard of dry brining? If you have wanted to brine a turkey, but don’t have the room or equipment to brine the turkey in liquid. This might be an option for you. It does the same as liquid brining without the mess. Marcie at Flavor the Moments shares how to create this option for the turkey.
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This is a sweet idea to celebrate a birthday or any other celebration. Candles that you can eat. Karen at Sugartown Sweets shares how to create candles using melting chocolate, straws and Twizzler strings. She was also featured on Rachel Ray making these candles. Might be a safer way to celebrate those big birthdays with lots of candles. Or the … Read More ...
A classic meal turned into an appetizer or maybe even a sandwich. It even has the a gravy sauce for dipping. Yummy! Milisa at Miss in the Kitchen shares how to make this dish. Create it for the sports games or for snacking while watching your favorite Christmas movies.
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It is time to start baking for the holiday season. I can’t believe that Thanksgiving is two weeks away. These would be perfect for the dessert table for Thanksgiving or Christmas. I can already imagine the heavenly scent of these cupcakes baking. Zoe at Three Kids and Counting the Pennies shares this recipe.
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Whether for Friendsgiving, Thanksgiving, Christmas or just for the weeknight, these scalloped potatoes made in the slow cooker will be an easy addition to your table. Elizabeth at Bowl of Delicious shares how to create this dish to give your oven a break or save room for some other items.
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Some people love brittle and some hate it. It depends on the brittle. There are some that you practically break your teeth on and others that is perfect. I actually found a recipe on the Kraft website that is made in the microwave and is perfect. Just enough crunch and chew. I’m hoping this recipe is the same and it … Read More ...
Gingerbread is one of the many wonderful smells of the holidays. Here is a recipe that is eggless, including the royal icing. Harini at Cook Click n Devour shares how to create this eggless recipe from a regular gingerbread recipe.
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Friendsgiving is this Friday. It doesn’t mean you have to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. You could make this chili in the slow cooker and have plenty of time to spend with your friends at the gathering. You could also create this meal during the work week or for family visiting during the holiday. Amanda at The Chunky Chef shares how … Read More ...
The famous Hasselback potatoes can be served as an appetizer for watching sporting events or to serve at your dinner party or holiday party. Elizabeth at Bowl of Delicious shares how to create this dish and a creamy dill dip for your weeknight or weekend.
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It isn’t Thanksgiving without a lot of stuffing. Of course, if you don’t have a lot of oven space, then this recipe might be helpful. It will allow you to have stuffing even after the holidays, since it is made on the stove top. Forget the boxed variety and check out this recipe by Tiffany at Creme De La Crumb.… Read More ...