Hi, guys! Today I have a delicious dessert recipe for your Easter table, or whenever you'd like a sweet, tart treat! These Lemon Tarts are easy to make and you probably have most, if not all, of the ingredients in your kitchen already. Keep reading for the full delicious, ooey-gooey recipe and instructions!
Hey, guys! I have a great printable for you right in time for Easter. It's one of my game placemats for kids and it's been revamped for some Easter fun! These are a great resource for any Easter Dinner host or parent who needs a little something to help keep the kids entertained. Print one out for each child at the table and as a bonus, it also helps to make cleanup a little easier, too. 😉
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I hope you all are having a wonderful Easter holiday so far! I'm busy in the kitchen today roasting chickens & veggies and making deviled eggs. My favorite part will be cutting into the Carrot Cake!
I'll be back with the Weekly Wrap-Ups next week and I can't wait to hear how your Easter was!
Hey, guys! With Easter closing in, I thought I would share an alternative to serving a ham or turkey. Some of you may already do a brisket for Easter. Even if you have your own tried and true recipe, you may want to try this one! It slow-cooks in your oven all night for a fall-apart brisket the next day. Minimal effort, big payoff. Tender, juicy beef on crusty rolls with mayo and horseradish? Heaven!
With Easter fast approaching, I thought I would bring you this roundup of 21 fabulous Easter Wreaths to help you decorate! There are wreaths for every taste and budget, even wreaths you can make with things you have around the house. There are also some wreaths the kids can make, so get out your glue gun and have some fun with your decor! You can even gift your gorgeous creations to friends and family for a sweet surprise.
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With Easter on its way, I thought I would do some shopping for fun gifts. I found some of the most amazing things for the home baker at Cost Plus World Market that are sure to take any home baker's goodies up a notch. From kitchen tools to gourmet eats (and even a whole collection of Mason Jar ceramics!), there are gifts to wow any foodie.
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Save-A-Lot. The opinions and text are all mine. Today I have an amazingly delicious make-ahead breakfast casserole recipe for a special holiday morning. This Praline Pecan French Toast & Sausage Breakfast Casserole has breakfast sausage on the bottom, french toast in the middle, and a toasted praline pecan topping that is the perfect sweetness to go with the savory. It gets prepped the night before and baked in the morning. The name may sound complicated, but it's so easy, it takes about 15 minutes to prepare.
At the end of this post I'll be giving away $50 in Save-A-Lot gift cards to one lucky reader so they can recreate this fantastic breakfast dish for themselves! [GIVEAWAY CLOSED]
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If your child is into My Little Pony Equestria Girls or Yo-Kai Watch, I have some great new Hasbro toys and a version of an iconic game to show you that are out just in time for Easter. These would make great additions to an Easter Basket in lieu of all candy and will have them playing happily for hours.
Easter is coming early this year! To help you decorate and celebrate, I've teamed up with 16 lovely bloggers to bring you our favorite31 Easter Crafts! There are fun crafts for kids and decor projects for adults, so everyone can get in on the fun. Happy Easter!
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If you have a teenager, you know how difficult Easter can be. What do you put in their basket? I fill my younger daughter's basket with lots of candy, toys, and coloring items, but my teen son is too old for those. He was really too old for his colorful woven basket too. What's a mom to do? She gets crafty.
Stumped for Ideas? I brainstormed the perfect ways to help you create and fill an awesome Easter Basket for your teen (and I filled it with amazing treats like M&M's® Easter Sundae and Starburst® Jellybeans.)
Easter is coming and I wanted to bring you a fun treat to make that doesn't take a lot of time or effort. These Easter Chocolate Caramel Pretzels are made from chocolate-covered caramel candies melted onto a crunchy, salty pretzel and topped with a cute malted Easter Egg candy. So good, so easy, so fast!
Marshmallow chicks are a staple in Easter baskets everywhere, and everyone has tried them at some point in their lives. Love them or hate them, did you know these colorful marshmallow treats can be used to make an edible play dough? If your children receive Peeps in their basket this year, you can use this easy 3-ingredient recipe to make them into a fun-to-play-with and safe-to-eat play dough!
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Easter is a time for family; A time for gathering with the people you love and making memories that will last through the years. In our house, it was always my mother that hosted the holidays. She made sure that our family gathered for every one, that my brothers and our families would always stay close, and we're forever grateful for that. It taught us the importance of family, and of tradition. When she passed, that task fell to me.
I can't say that I relish the task of planning and hosting every gathering the way she did. It's a lot of work planning a menu, shopping, cooking for days sometimes, polishing silver, and making sure everything is ready at the same time. Add that to everyday chores, meals, and work, and it sometimes feels impossible.
I miss the days when I was a guest, and could just hang out with my siblings, being seated when I was told that everything was ready. I would help clean up when it was over, and that was the extent of my involvement in the holiday meal. I want my guests to feel just as relaxed without leaving me feeling overwhelmed, so over the years I've come up with a few tips and shortcuts to help get the meal on the table without being trapped in the kitchen for days, and I want to share them with you.
I'm a skincare-addicted, crafting, cooking, beauty-loving, dress-drooling, shoe-coveting, DIY-do or die, modern Southern mom of 2 who tries to learn something new every day. Our family loves to play together, travel, and try new things and I blog all about it from Jackson, TN. Welcome!
