Creative food craft ideas
A savory pop tart is better than a sweet one. Here is a way you can take your Thanksgiving leftovers on the go. Unless you are going to cover it with gravy. Cleaner than a sandwich and still warm and yummy! Abbey at The Butter Half shares how to make this meal.
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A roundup of yummy Christmas goodies from our sister site, CraftBits. Click the links for the instructions to make all these candy-filled lolly trees.
1. Find the Cadbury wrapped chocolate tree HERE.
2. Find the topiary HERE.
3. Find the tinsel tree HERE.
4. Find the cone tree HERE.
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If you are making potatoes, you may want to buy some extra and make these smashed potatoes as appetizers or maybe they can be the actual side dish. You could always save this for a weeknight dinner or for Christmas. Jordan at The Hungry Traveler shares how to create this easy dish.
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Here is a homemade gift for the bacon fan. Some people cringe at the idea of brittle, but this bacon addition might change their mind. Or not. Gina at Running to the Kitchen shares how to make this sweet, spicy, and salty treat. I might give this a try for my favorite bacon fan.
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Usually when I think of salt dough, I think of ornaments for the tree or kids hand prints as gifts. This cute idea will be fun for the kids. Especially, if you aren’t able to make a snowman in warm weather. Have fun with the kids on those cold winter days or keep them busy while you do some wrapping.… Read More ...
Here is a beautiful way to decorate your table and desserts for the holidays. If you aren’t a fan of cranberries, you could pick up a bag to use for decorations. These are edible, the sugar coating helps with the tartness of the cranberry. Valya at Valya’s Taste of Home shares how to create this decor.
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This cranberry sauce is refined sugar-free and might even become a favorite over the turkey and gravy. Michele at Paleo Running Momma shares this Cranberry sauce recipe that is easy and healthy. Keep this recipe for when you need a sweet and healthy side dish. Sounds like a dish to enjoy with chicken too.
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The holiday baking season begins Thanksgiving week in this house. At least, when on schedule. It makes for an easy take home gift for guests and many people like to have the cookies on hand to decorate their tree after the Thanksgiving feast. Debbie at Your Party Tuned Up shares how to make these butter cookies that are dipped in … Read More ...
As I still prepare for the Thanksgiving dinner, I also want to make sure there are plenty of appetizers to enjoy while waiting for the turkey to cook. This will also work as a snack to enjoy watching the games or while writing out your Christmas cards. I might even make this for lunch.
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How is it so so easy to turn bread and a hot dog into such reindeer cuteness? You people are so very clever. Learn to make a Rudolph sandwich HERE at Cute Food for Kids.
Check out these Make-Ahead Recipes books
we found on Amazon.
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The only person that needs to know is the one that is on a gluten-free diet. Everyone that enjoys pumpkin will be happy to eat this mini cake that is the perfect size dessert after a big meal. Everyone can have a small bite, when they really don’t have room for a whole piece. Sharon at What the Fork reduced … Read More ...
Sounds like you need to have some will power to eat this cheesy snack. With all the guests coming around for the holiday season, you’ll want some snack ideas to keep them at bay till dinner. Or you could enjoy this while watching your favorite sport on t.v. Tieghan at Half Baked Harvest shares how to create this snack.
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Because not everyone likes to eat turkey on Thanksgiving, here is another meal to enjoy. This will also work for the other holidays or for a fall or winter dinner. Make it all together at once or individually for meals. Kara at knead. bake. cook. shares how to create this comforting dinner.
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The cranberries should be considered the fruit of the holidays. You can use them for an appetizer, side dish, dessert and even as a decoration. This recipe by Marina at Yummy Mummy Kitchen shares this appetizer idea for your holiday table. The cranberries can even be enjoyed by themselves as a snack.
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Are you tired of the same old mashed potatoes as a side dish? Give this recipe from Katya at Little Broken for a different and yet elegant version. You could even enjoy this throughout the holidays and even during the work week. Your family and guests will be happily surprised.
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