Creative food craft ideas
How many of you are ready to start baking your holiday cookies? I’m lucky if the Christmas cards are done in time for Christmas. I usually bake the cookies on Christmas Eve, but at least Santa has fresh baked cookies! I’m planning to be better this year! I’ll let you know how that works out.
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If you are still looking for appetizers for your feast, this might be one to add to the menu. I’m not a fan of blue cheese
, but neither is Petro from The Seaman Mom who created the dip. Maybe I’ll have to try blue cheese in dips to change my perspective. You could make this dip for the holiday … Read More ...
This would be a great idea for the kids, while the adults are enjoying their coffee and dessert. You can serve them warm milk and they can dunk their hot chocolate on a stick to make their drink. These would also make great gifts to give to neighbors, friends, teachers, hostess or just have around for company.
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With all the celebrations, you want your fur baby to also enjoy in the celebrations. Unfortunately, there are dangerous items that you need to keep your fur baby away during the holidays. Here are some Thanksgiving items that you should definitely make sure your dog doesn’t get into. I have cats and they are spoiled with toys and treats, while … Read More ...
For quite a few some of us, Christmas is about getting into the Holiday spirit via a glass of wine or mug of Eggnog. I was invited to review these Holiday bottle covers for the festive season by ToastTheSeason.com. I must say I am always excited about finding new ways to dress up bottles of wine. The old Christmas paper … Read More ...
Looking for a dessert that is sweet and tart? Look no further Ashley from Spoonful of Flavor has created this cranberry chocolate chip cupcake with vanilla yogurt frosting. What yogurt frosting? I’m giving this a try. What a festive dessert for your Thanksgiving or Christmas table. These would be cute neighbor or hostess gifts.
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One of everyone’s favorite appetizer is deviled eggs. How about giving your deviled eggs a kick this holiday season with wasabi! Ari from Ari’s Menu has found the perfect blend to create this Asian flavored deviled egg. Surprise your guests at your holiday get together or during the holiday feasts. Maybe serve these on football Sunday or brunch.
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Still looking for a side dish? Since I’m the only one that likes sweet potatoes, this is one that I’m trying this year. This recipe is great, because you can bake the potatoes ahead of time and then bake them again in the oven with toppings for the holiday feast. A sweet potato casserole for one, love it!
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The holiday is a time of celebration and get togethers with family and friends near and from afar. Sometimes we like to celebrate with a drink. This drink is perfect for the holidays. As always, remember to drink responsibly and have a designated driver. We want everyone to have a safe and happy holiday!
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With just the three of us, we now just do a turkey breast. I don’t get as much leftover to freeze for later, but we can get a couple of sandwiches and a soup out of it. If you have a very small gathering for Thanksgiving or maybe you don’t want the turkey to be center stage, this recipe will … Read More ...
This recipe from Averie at Averie Cooks is very similar to the recipe I use. It is really easy to make and I think much better than the boxed or bag brand. To save time I usually mix the butter, herbs, onion and celery the night before and reheat the next day when preparing the stuffing. You could dry out … Read More ...
I can never seem to time the potatoes right for Thanksgiving. I was happy to see the idea of keeping the potatoes warm in a crock pot and this recipe for actually making the potatoes in the crock pot. Warm potatoes and a free spot on the stove is a win, win for me. This would be great for a … Read More ...
A great dessert, breakfast, or snack during the holidays. You can make them ahead of time and reheat them before serving. Jillian from Food, Folks, and Fun recommends that you serve these warm. This recipe is easy for the older kids to help make for breakfast Thanksgiving morning, while you start making the turkey feast.
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Have you been good all year eating healthy and exercising, but now dreading the holidays? Have no fear, here are 7 recipes to help you stay strong. Danielle from Delightful Mom Food has quick and healthy dishes for your holiday table. I usually lose the battle of healthy around the holidays, but maybe these recipes will keep me on track.… Read More ...
I’m pretty sure we are all on the same page of making sure your guests are able to eat what you serve. It can be tricky around the holidays, because sometime you have guests you’ve never met before. As much as you try to make sure you find out if someone has allergies, dietary restrictions, or they are vegan/vegetarian, someone … Read More ...