Creative food craft ideas
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 are some cute pumpkins that you can decorate your Thanksgiving table with and serve on the dessert table. These would be really cute as place settings too. Meena at Elephants and the Coconut Trees shares how to create these treats.
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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 ...
I’m always on the lookout for one pot dishes, especially during the busy work week. This meal will become a favorite this winter. Samantha at My Kitchen Love shares how to make this meal. You can use other cheese than what the recipe calls for and add meat if you like.
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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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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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If you’ve got a house full of leftover Halloween candy (or if you’re like me and “accidentally” buy a little extra just to make sure there’s plenty for baking), this recipe is going to be your new best friend. A chocolate lover’s dream cake, it’s the perfect way to turn a pile of fun-sized candy bars into something that looks … Read More ...
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 ...