Creative food craft ideas
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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Whether it is a busy work week or the upcoming holidays, I’m always in need of an easy meal that I can pull together and still eat at a reasonable time. Blair at The Seasoned Mom shares this recipe and other easy and quick meals for those crazy nights.
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A Chocolate lover cake recipe! This is also the perfect way to use up all those leftover candy bars from Halloween. Or maybe you might want hit the after Halloween sale, in case there isn’t any leftover candy. Melissa at Modern Honey shares how to create this chocolaty goodness.
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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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Nothing says the holidays more than sugar cookies. Baking in the kitchen with the family, cutting out the shapes and decorating them for the holidays. This year, I needed to find a sugar free recipe for hubby. This recipe is also gluten-free and low-carb. Katrin from the Sugar Free Londoner shares this recipe and other sugar free recipes.
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Halloween is tomorrow and time to start thinking about Thanksgiving. Unless you love turkey, then you can make this for a weekend dinner for a small family. This works for a small Thanksgiving gathering. Maggie at Omnivore’s Cookbook shares how she adds Chinese flavoring to her turkey.
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Here is an easy breakfast or snack that you and the kids can make together. It’s called a crumble, but very similar to a trifle. Enjoy this during the week, weekend or even for the holidays. Jolene at Crafty Supermom shares this idea. She uses digestive crackers, but you could replace that with graham crackers or any other cookie type … Read More ...
Here is a treat for the adults to enjoy this holiday season. A chocolatey cake that is infused with kahlua simple syrup and topped with a kahlua buttercream. A great gift to bring to your hostess or a sweet bite for your cocktail party. Shinee at Sweet & Savory shares this recipe that can be made in one bowl and … Read More ...
The holidays bring family and friend together for gatherings. If you are looking for a new drink to bring to your family dinners, this would work. Keep some extra cranberries on hand from the Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. What a fun drink to have while decorating a tree. Molly at Yes to Yolks shares this drink.
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Chocolate chip cookie dough is elevated to an elegant treat you can serve during the holidays or even give as gifts. Truffles and chocolate bark are one of my favorite treats to make, because they are easy to make and make great gifts for teachers, bus drivers, or neighbors. Lindsay at Veggie Balance shares how to create this healthy treat. … Read More ...
How pretty will this look on an autumn and Thanksgiving table. Lynn at Happier Than a Pig in Mud shares how to create this beautiful crust. The colors remind me of all the autumn colors before they fall off the tree.
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Busy weeknights and then add the holidays, you’ll need some easy meals. Slow cookers are perfect for busy week nights and the holidays. Stef at Girl. Inspired. shares how to make this meal. A meal for the family or to bring to the holiday potluck.
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Let me help you a little with your holiday meals. If you serve potatoes, then you will want to try this recipe. You can make these potatoes a week in advance of your holiday meal. Just need to cook it the day of the meal. One less item off your cooking list. Claire at Sprinkles and Sprouts shares this recipe.… Read More ...
If you are an apple lover than you will enjoy this recipe. I love apples and making apple sauce and apple pies. This is a recipe that would make a great side dish for the holidays or a snack. Laura at Joy Food Sunshine shares how to make this easy stovetop recipe.
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