Creative food craft ideas
My favorite part of the pie is the crust. So I hate wasting the pie dough. I usually just add some cinnamon sugar and bake the leftover. I might give these other creations a try. Tracy at Baking Mischief shares how to make four different treats.
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It only takes 15 minutes to make this homemade cranberry
sauce. You can forget about the can of cranberry sauce this year unless you really love it! I might try to halve this recipe since I’m the only one that likes the side dish for Thanksgiving and on my leftover sandwiches.
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One of the worst time to have writer’s block, is when you have to do a review and a giveaway!
The Magic of Gingerbread
is written and photographed by Catherine Beddall. It is a great book for those that have always wanted to create gingerbread creations and tasty ones at that. Catherine gives you wonderful ideas on how to make … Read More ...
The holidays will be here before you know it and so will all the guests and kids returning home from college. Surprise them with this wonderful treat for breakfast or holiday brunch table. A wonderful combination of apple crisp and coffee cake. Christin at Spicy Southern Kitchen shares this wonderful breakfast or dessert.
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My favorite part of any celebration is the appetizers! Small meals on a plate to tide you over till the meal. These tarts will be a great addition to any holiday celebration, party, or brunch table. Meghan at Cake ‘n Knife shares how to create this appetizer that won’t fill you up, unless you too many.
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Bark is one of the easiest desserts to make for the holidays. It makes a great gift to give out to friends and family. It is also no bake, so your kids can help make the treats for their teachers and bus drivers. Rosemary at An Italian in my Kitchen shares this recipe using three chocolates and Nutella.
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Need a side dish for your holiday meals? These scalloped sweet potato rings will work well and less sweet than the casserole with marshmallows. Sonia at The Healthy Foodie shares how to create this dish. A new way to enjoy your sweet potatoes using a classic dish.
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Looking for a new dessert to add to your holiday parties. This is no bake so you will still have some oven time for other desserts. This dessert looks bad for you, but it is gluten-free, vegan and refined sugar free. London Brazil at Gluten Free with L.B. shares this dessert.
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When I think of sweet potato casserole, I think about the marshmallows on top. The sugary side dish seems like dessert rather than part of the meal. Kelli at The Healthy Toast shares this recipe that is healthier with more natural sugars and without the marshmallows.
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Here is another option for the sugar cookies. You can bake and then spend time decorating the cookies or crush those cookies and make these truffles. A great idea for those extra sugar cookies that you have on hand. A treat you can give to neighbors and friends and not worry about breakage. Haley at If you Give a Blonde … Read More ...
Harry Potter fans can give up the figgy pudding and enjoy this butterbeer pudding instead. Even if you aren’t a Harry Potter fan and enjoy butterscotch flavor, you will enjoy this pudding too. A new dessert to serve up at the holidays to surprise your guests with. Faith at An Edible Mosiac shares how she creates this treat in 20 … Read More ...
The holidays means family and lots of other guests. You will want a breakfast that is fast and also filling. Kristin at FoodFash shares how to make this easy breakfast. Would also make a great addition to your brunch and you can make it the night before and reheat for the weekday.
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After Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here before you know it. Time flies and it is important to spend quality time with the kids even when busy. Amy at Bellyfull has found some no bake items that you can make with the kids within minutes.
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I can pass up dessert, unless there is a cheesecake present. This dessert also lets the guest eat their cake too. Who could pass up two desserts in one. A great dessert that could be served at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Chi Chi at Bakes by Chi Chi shares how to create this dessert.
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It’s Halloween, but all the stores are starting to look like Christmas. Even the Thanksgiving items are going on sale and losing valuable space. Here is a cute sandwich cookie that will be a treat at your Thanksgiving dinner table. These would be great as hostess gifts too. Ashley at Domestic Batch shares how to create these cookies.
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