Poinsettias and evergreen trees are great options for Christmas planters. But what’s even better and more budget-friendly you ask? Pine cones. Pine cones are readily available pretty much anywhere in Alabama, making them easy to gather and outfit your planters or pots with a bit of Christmas cheer. Trimmings from the Christmas tree add some…Continue Reading “Pine Cone Containers”
A variation on the evergreen dough bowl centerpiece is by using a wooden toolbox filled with magnolia and cotton. Learn how to make a wooden toolbox here: WOODEN TOOLBOX These effects can range from muscle and back pain, rash and upset stomach are some of the most active people in the entire world. tadalafil generic…Continue Reading “Magnolia & Cotton Arrangement”
Christmas is a great time to showcase any collections that you may have accumulated over the years. Whether that collection is mini German trees, tiny villages, antique ornaments, musical instruments, or anything that makes you smile; now is the time to find a side table or shelf to show that shit off. ` Small trees…Continue Reading “Holiday Collecting”
Perhaps one of the easiest ways to serve large numbers of holiday guests with ease is also one of the most casual, buffet style. Buffet style is by far the most economical way to serve lots of people and feel like you’re a guest at your own party. The trick to setting up a proper…Continue Reading “Thanksgiving Buffet”
Seasonal, craft cocktails are a wonderful way to celebrate the season. Infused with bold flavors of cinnamon, apple, and orange, these bold cider based drinks will warm the spirit of holiday guests. RECIPE: 4oz Apple Cider 2oz Cinnamon Whiskey 3/4oz fresh orange juice 1 oz simple syrup Cinnamon Sticks For the simple syrup: Ineligible for…Continue Reading “Apple Cider Cocktails”
A sprawling Thanksgiving spread deserves a table that’s equally as enticing. Creating a functional yet fabulous Thanksgiving table is much less time consuming than you may think, and with a few smart shopping tips will only cost you a few bucks. The most important rule of thumb being don’t take it so seriously. Mixing various…Continue Reading “Golden Thanksgiving Table”
Ah meatloaf, just the mention suddenly transports me to an amazing, retro kitchen outfitted with muted, pastel appliances and a Leave it to Beaver wholesomeness. This comfort dish is without question the go-to of our grandmothers for a weeknight family meal. Update this classic dish with fresh herbs like rosemary, thyme, and oregano for a…Continue Reading “Meatloaf”
Fall, to me, signals the time for all things roasted and comforting. I am not discerning in roasting choices either, and, most often, use seasonal root vegetables. Luckily, carrots are absolutely amazing roasted and also one of the most affordable choices in the produce aisle. Roasted carrots compliment the hearty dishes of fall quite perfectly…Continue Reading “Roasted Carrots”
There are at least a million ways to incorporate pumpkin into your fall recipe index, and nothing quite beats roasting them. Roasted heirloom pumpkins make an excellent salsa when combined with savory spices, bold cilantro, and a hint of lime. RECIPE: 2 cups roasted pumpkin 1/2 cup tomatillo salsa 1 T Sriracha sauce 1/2 t…Continue Reading “Pumpkin Salsa”
You’re just a pizza slicer and 10 minutes away from the crunchiest and most dip worthy chips ever. Made from regular flour tortillas, these chips are gonna change the way you snack forever. Use tortillas in festive colors for a nice holiday touch. RECIPE: 1 package large flour tortillas, 12 count Coarse sea salt Granulated…Continue Reading “Baked Tortilla Chips”