yOuR liTtLe BiRdiE: Christmas Party Snack Ideas. In planning for Abby's Merry and Bright 4th birthday party, I have come across so many cute displays for food!
I am trying to focus on the activities for this party and not the food, so I won't be using all of these ideas, but I love them. Maybe you can use them! Brownie bites from the grocery store are delicious, so I can only imagine how great they would taste with a strawberry and a little frosting! These Santa hats are a great pop of color, a little sweet, and super cute. Quick and Easy Lemon Truffle Recipe. Honeybee Homemaker: Day 6: Recipe- Oreo Snowballs. Day 6: Recipe- Oreo Snowballs Okay, just start making as many snowballs as you can.
Oreos are one of my favorite snacks to begin with, so when Christmas comes around, I am so excited to whip up these delicious Oreo “Snowballs”. This is by far one of my favorite recipes, and a go-to treat to make for any holiday party! Ingredients. Chocolate- Dipped Candy Cane Grahams. Thursday, December 1, 2011 Chocolate- Dipped Candy Cane Grahams My family always loves to get in the Christmas spirit early to make the holiday last as long as possible, so I decided to start making Christmas recipes early.
Today I made Chocolate- Dipped Candy Cane Grahams, and I got to eat my first candy cane in almost a year! Chocolatey peppermint goodness is always great… and on a graham cracker? Even better!!! Only 3 ingredients. If you love peppermint like me, add some peppermint extract to the melted chocolate. All you have to do to make this recipe is melt the chocolate, dip the graham cracker in the chocolate, and sprinkle peppermint on top. Then put the grahams on wax paper until the chocolate is set. Caramel Truffles Recipe. Tonya Stairs - Timeline Photos. No Bake Coconut Snowball Cookies — Traditional Cooking School by GNOWFGLINS. My Recipe Magic. Cake Recipes. Eggnog Truffles. Edible Santa Suit Candy Cups and a Holiday GIVEAWAY! This has sure been a busy holiday season for me, trying to balance my chocolate making business with blogging while making sure our exchange student has a wonderful holiday experience.
In between working in the candy kitchen, we've taken time to go do some fun activities; we've decorated a gingerbread house, made caramels with friends, played bingo (I won!) , shopped a lot, and even found time to see Santa. This past Saturday we even volunteered at a parade and holiday festival then took a class and made a fleece blanket and pillow before coming home to package more chocolates. Yesterday we spent a very full day in the candy kitchen working 14 hours and will have an equally busy day today. Whew, I'm exhausted. Last week, during a few free hours, I had some fun experimenting in the kitchen and created some sweet treats for Christmas including these completely edible Santa Suit Candy Cups. Holiday Truffles Recipe. Hot Chocolate Spoons for your dipping pleasure.
By Marie LeBaron As January is here and the cold wintry season is in full effect, we’re warming up with some hot cocoa.
But the best part is, dipping our Hot Chocolate Spoons into it! These spoons are easy to make and fun to eat, helping beat those winter blues! Supplies for Hot Chocolate Spoons: – spoons, plastic work best – chocolate chips, regular and mini chips – marshmallows – coconut, shredded and sweetened – peanut butter chips – butterscotch chips – crushed candy canes – wax paper – plate Have your supplies out ready to go. Heat up your chocolate chips for spoon dipping first. Once your chocolate is melted, dip your spoon into the bowl. When you’ve got your spoons dipped, it’s time to decorate them.
Christmas Crunch {Funfetti Popcorn Christmas Style} Share on Pinterest Easy and festive Christmas treat?
Where? I’m definitely in! I posted this delicious treat back during Easter time and it was called Bunny Bait. In the post I’d mentioned a few other holiday ideas you could do with the same recipe and here’s one of them. Add as many sprinkles as your heart desires. Share on Pinterest. Chocolate Pomegranate Clusters - Lexie's Kitchen.
Simplify your holiday treat making with this easy two-ingredient recipe for Chocolate Pomegranate Clusters.Welcome to Day 10 of Home for the Holidays ...
Gluten-Free Style. I have had a blast following this event and being a virtual guest in the homes of 25 food bloggers. Yesterday, over at Cook IT Allergy Free, Kim treated us to a Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Cinnamon Roll Cake and tomorrow the talented Brittany over at Real Sustenance will share one of her favorites—which I am sure will be divine. It has been a pretty tasty event! If you have just joined us, here are the must-know details: WHO: 25 gluten-free bloggers and host, Shirley of gluten free easily.WHAT: Each sharing one recipe that means "home" and "holidays" to them.WHEN: November 28 – December 23, 2011WIN: Nearly 100 prizes are being given away—books, apps, magazine subscriptions, a shopping spree and the grand prize ... a Vitamix blender!!
Red velvet christmas cakes « mocochocodotcom. Natural Red Velvet Cake Preparation time: 45 min Cooking time: 20 min (does not include decorations) Serves: 12 (2 two layered 10 cm minicakes) Ingredients Beet cake: 200 g raw beet (1 beet, or 1 cup beet puree) juice of one lemon 2 tbs white vinegar 125 g crème fraîche (sour cream, 1/2 cup). 125 g butter, room temperature 200 g sugar (aprox. 1 cup) 2 eggs 1 tbs vanilla extract 250 g flour (2 cups aprox) 1 tbs natural cocoa powder (not Dutch proccess) 2 tsp baking powder Cheese frosting: 125 g butter, room temperature (1 stick) 250 g cream cheese (9 oz aprox) 200 g confectioners’ sugar (aprox 1 cup) Decoration: 80 g shredded coconut 1 egg white, room temperature 50 g sugar pinch of salt 25 g dark chocolate (1 oz) 1 tsp unsweetened cocoa powder Directions First, we are going to prepare beet cakes.
The meringue mushrooms might be prepared beforehand, and stored in an airtight container until ready to use.