Creative food craft ideas
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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Love a warm cup of tea any day, but even more on those cold winter mornings. For those days, when I need a little extra sweetness, I plan on trying this Earl Grey Latte by Mackenzie at Feast + Fable. Who needs coffee, when you have this to enjoy. Mackenzie also shares how to create the frothy milk without a … Read More ...
Here is a great way to eat that leftover turkey for breakfast. You will have plenty of energy to power through the Black Friday shopping. This sandwich by Courtney at NeighborFood also has a cranberry mayo to use up the leftover cranberry sauce. I would be happy to eat this for dinner too.
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Now this is my kind of dessert! My two favorite mixed into one and the bourbon is the bonus. Wait till you see the photos! Makes you drool and wish someone handed you a batch through your screen. This is great for a holiday dessert, gift or just to enjoy during the weekend. Haley at If You Give a Blonde … Read More ...
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 ...
How many people don’t cook the night before a holiday? The last thing I want to do is cook dinner before cooking a major meal the next day. We tend to order take out, but I may let my slow cooker
do the work this year. This beef & potato soup will be perfect for the night before Thanksgiving and … 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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Do you usually have lots of cranberry sauce leftover after Thanksgiving? Here is a sweet way to enjoy it after the holidays. This probably isn’t the recipe for your canned version. Christina Lane at Dessert for Two shares how to create this dessert. I’m thinking I’ll enjoy this treat while writing out my Christmas cards.
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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.
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In my opinion, you can never have too many chocolate chip cookie recipes, especially if Irish Cream is involved. These soft and chewy cookies will sure chase your holiday blues away. I may have to make a batch when I start gift wrapping. Ben at Havoc in the Kitchen shares how to create this dessert. A great gift for hostess, … Read More ...
You ever have one of those days, when you just need to devour junk food to get over the stress, blues, or just a blah day? I admit, once in awhile I crave a corn dog on those days. Now I can act on it and not feel guilty. Molly Yeh at My Name is Yeh shares how she classes … Read More ...
In the winter time, I turn to the warm dips more often. I eat them all year, but in the winter the warm dip is more comforting. This dip would be a great addition to your holiday table, watching sporting events or holiday movies, and any holiday party. Jen at Real Butter shares this recipe via photo and step by … Read More ...
Here is a warm and delicious dessert for the adults this Thanksgiving using Fireball. It would be very enjoyable throughout the winter months. Especially after you’ve shoveled or been playing in the cold all day. You can make it as individual servings or a big batch in a pan. Carrie at Carrie’s Experimental Kitchen shares how she created this dish … Read More ...
Forget the regular dinner rolls, these molasses rolls will be a great addition to your holiday dinners. I can already smell the aroma of molasses in the house. Paige at My Modern Cookery shares how to make these rolls. This will take about 3 hours from start to finish, but you could make them ahead of time.
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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 ...