Creative food craft ideas
Surprise your chocolate chip cookie fan with a new treat. Anna at On the df shares this dairy free dessert that is crispy like a brittle, but flavored with everyone’s favorite chocolate chip. A great dessert for after school, potluck, or because the weather is allowing you to start up the oven again.
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Here is a flavorful cupcake that you can make in one bowl. It doesn’t require, oil, butter or dairy. It is like the tropics in your mouth with the flavors of pineapple and coconut. Even the frosting is created using coconut milk. Amy at Chew Out Loud shares this recipe with us.
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Here is a new dip that you can add to your appetizer table. This works well for a snack, appetizer or even a small lunch for one. Kasey at All Things Mama shares how to make this dip. Football season is upon us or save this for the upcoming holidays.
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Back to school means a quick breakfast. Here is a make ahead breakfast that can be frozen and defrosted when needed. Maryea from Happy Healthy Mama created these french toast sticks so her daughter didn’t have to wait till the weekend. A great idea for new moms, back to school breakfast and even for those surprise overnight guests.
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Tweens and teens can be very picky and need to be cool. No more sandwiches in fun shapes or sandwiches in general. Kristi Dominguez at IShouldBeMoppingTheFloor.com shares some healthy and non-childish ideas for NatureBox blog. These would work for the little kids and adults too.
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Here are some breakfast ideas to help you through those school mornings. There are some hot sit down meals and plenty of easy grab and go meals for those late mornings. You will find links to the recipes underneath the pictures.
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Mexican food is one of our go to easy and fast meals. Plus, I love it. This dish is perfect because it is low-cal, gluten-free and Paleo. Make this dish for dinner and enjoy the leftovers the next day. Megan at Skinny Fitalicious teaches us how to make a homemade enchilada sauce. Leave the cans at the store.
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One of my favorite creations, mug cakes. Easy to make and cures that sweet tooth without having to worry about a full cake of temptations. Cherry Tea Cakes has a two ingredient cake mix. Take any cake mix and soda to make all kinds of flavor combination. You can also add sprinkles for a funfetti cake.
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Here is a way to get your kids to eat more veggies and use up those extra zucchinis in your garden. Who wants to eat plain veggies. No one! We got lucky with our girl, but there are some that struggle to get veggies into their kids or even spouses.
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Here is a way to have a hot warm breakfast on those school mornings. This make ahead breakfast casserole can be prepared the night before and cook while you are getting ready the next morning. Kasey from All Things Mama shares how she makes this easy casserole. This would be great for brunch and the upcoming holidays.
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There are some party drinks that taste lovely, and then there are party drinks that make everyone stop, smile, and reach for their phone before they’ve even had a sip. These cotton candy champagne cocktails are very much in that second category.
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When I think of Mimosas, I think Sunday brunch or holidays. Now you can enjoy the flavors of a mimosa in cupcake form. These cupcakes by Sally at Sally’s Baking Addiction will be your new addition to brunch menu. These would be a great dessert for a bridal shower or the upcoming holidays.
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If you love tiramisu and thought about making it, but the time frame to make it is intimidating. San Luong from Rice n’ Flour has a two hour version that you can give a try. You can enjoy the flavors in less time and smaller version.
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When school is in session, week nights become hectic. There are after school programs, sports, meetings with teachers, and school events. Slow cooker meals are perfect for those busy work nights or weekends. Kasey at All Things Mamma is in the same boat as the rest of us and creates easy meals in the slow cooker that will be ready … Read More ...
Here is another breakfast idea for those busy back to school mornings. So simple your older kids could help make them. Kristin at Dizzy Busy and Hungry! has shares how to make these simple breakfast sandwiches. You can even use frozen waffles to save time.
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