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Bourbon Banana Bread Recipe

May 20, 2020

Banana bread is one of those comfort foods that always brings a smile or makes you feel cozy inside. Bourbon banana bread? It really kicks the whole comfort food thing up a notch! Boozy baking makes this feel like a much more grown up banana bread recipe. For about 20 years, I make my tried…

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How to Train Your Dragon Party Ideas

May 28, 2019

This How to Train Your Dragon party idea post is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group® and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #TrainYourDragonAtWalmart https://my-disclosur.es/OBsstV   Need a few How to Train Your Dragon party ideas? I’ve got a few new ones for…

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Gluten-Free Holiday Side Dish: Garlic Green Beans

November 20, 2018

gluten-free holiday side - almond green beans

Finding a gluten-free holiday side dish or two sometimes means making a change or two to a recipe to make it diet acceptable during the holidays. Creamy casseroles are a little bit of work to make gluten-free, so I tend to steer clear of those and make lighter dishes. Green bean casserole was long a…

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Gluten-Free Holiday Side: Sweet Potato Soufflé

November 20, 2018

gluten free holiday side dish - - sweet potato soufflé

Navigating the holidays with guests or family members with dietary needs gets tricky. In our house, there are several of us with gluten issues, so we make almost all gluten-free holiday side dishes. Besides the bread that most of the gluten eaters demand I put on the table, everything is safe to eat for everyone….

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Gluten-Free Holiday Side Dish: Andouille Sausage Stuffing

November 20, 2018

gluten free stuffing

It’s about that time again where we start digging out the traditional recipes for our holiday meals and start preparing for the feast! Our family recipes need a bit of altering because we have a gluten-free family member, namely me, so I set out to make everything we usually do, but so they still taste…

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Pumpkin Pie Martini Recipe for a Fall Party

August 30, 2018

Now that fall is upon us, we can officially break out in our happy pumpkin spice dance. Because, y’all, it’s pumpkin spice EVERYTHING season. I’m not exaggerating when I tell you even my mechanic offers pumpkin spice oil changes. Why is this pumpkin spice stuff everywhere? Because pumpkin spice is awesome, that’s why. Even International…

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Peanut Butter Pie Parfait Recipe

January 31, 2018

This Peanut Butter Pie Parfait post is sponsored by International Delights. When I go to restaurants and they have peanut butter pie on the menu, it’s all I can do NOT to order it. It’s such a perfect dessert. Creamy peanut butter, chocolate and a crisp bit of graham cracker crust….just YUM! So when International…

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Baby Shower Mocktails to Die for: Pineapple Raspberry Wine Slushies

April 20, 2016

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #MomsSipSmart #CollectiveBias. You should consult your physician before consuming Fre if you are pregnant or have any health concerns regarding alcohol. The following content is intended for readers who are 21 or older. 9 months of carefully watching what…

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Best Banana Bread Recipe Ever

February 10, 2016

There is nothing like the smell of baking banana bread! Especially when then end result is as delicious as this recipe. Banana bread was something I used to make out of necessity at my house. When we first got married, my husband would buy big bunches of bananas and then pretend like he was going…

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The Perfect Pecan Praline Recipe

February 7, 2016

A perfect Pecan Praline recipe--have to try this one!

The best pralines I’ve ever had came straight out of New Orleans, and with Mardi Gras going on this week, I was inspired to make a few to celebrate. My grandmother, bless her, had a pretty fantastic pecan praline recipe, but after a lot of sifting through my files, I couldn’t find it. So I…

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Picnic Perfect Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp Recipe

April 17, 2015

I have happily partnered with World Kitchen LLC to share the wonderful Pyrex® 100th Anniversary product line. All opinions are my own.   Some things just get better with time. Old stories, memories and even good old family recipes. Pyrex is turning 100 this year, and we’re celebrating with a raised glass, a look down…

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Liberte Mediterranee Yogurt Recipe & Giveaway

April 16, 2015

Liberte yogurt recipe for Caramel Macchiato Yogurt Parfaits

  Every once in awhile in the morning, I want to shove aside my egg white and spinach omelet for something…sweeter…but that still fits within the {gluten-free} kinds of foods I like to eat. One of my favorites to dress up for breakfast that packs a good nutritional punch is yogurt. So much can be…

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Best Ever Cream Cheese Frosting Recipe

February 19, 2015

Quick and easy best ever cream cheese frosting recipe

Frosting will make or break your cake. It’s true. How many grocery store or mass produced slices have you had where, in politeness to the host, you’ve scraped the frosting off so the rest was somewhat edible? Or asked for another slice because the topping was so good? In my world, more than I can…

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Stained Glass Sugar Cookie Recipe

December 17, 2014

Pretty little stained glass sugar cookies were served at our ornament making party–that and a cup of hot cocoa topped with a peppermint stick and the kids were in total bliss! Just like with the sugar cookie snack mix I showed you yesterday, you start this recipe with a bag of sugar cookie mix. That…

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Sugar Cookie Snack Mix Christmas Neighbor Gift or Teacher Gift

December 15, 2014

Sugar cookie snack mix in mason jars, perfect for Christmas neighbor gifts or teacher gifts!

This week, Christmas prep has gone into high gear! All the teachers, coaches and neighbors need to be accounted for, and I’ve been busy making up little gifts to give to everyone. A crowd favorite is this sugar cookie snack mix–it’s tiny pieces of sugar cookie mixed up with seasonal m&m’s. It’s the perfect combination…

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Holiday Cooking with the Party Time Linky

November 26, 2014

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Let the Party Time Linky help you find some new recipes, games or inspiration for your next party or family gathering.  The Holiday’s are here and for most of us, that means lots of cooking!  Last week on the Party Time Linky we had 35 parties link up and quite a few offered new recipes…

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10 Appetizer Recipes for Last Minute Entertaining

November 21, 2014

When I think about recipes for last minute entertaining, I’m reminded of an old southern cookbook I own where the author talks about a favorite family recipe, “lane cake.” The recipe is good, but what is most amusing about it is the reason it got it’s name. It’s a cake they can make in the…

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Candy Corn Push Pops for Halloween

October 15, 2014

Making up crafty food around the holidays is always fun, especially if you have a few kiddos in your life. Not all the crafty food treats we give out around holidays like Halloween have to be a complete nutritional void–using a few fruits and some Silk Coconutmilk, you can create an yummy and creative Candy…

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Cookies and Cream Five Minute Dessert #PartyReddi

September 15, 2014

Five minute dessert #PartyReddi

I was asked to participate in the Reddi-wip #PartyReddi. Although I have been compensated, all opinions are my own. Party planning is hard work! It’s always a good idea to have at least a few treats on hand to make that are super quick to put together – like five minute dessert quick. These pretty…

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Make it a Red, White and Blue Labor Day

August 25, 2014

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It’s almost Labor Day, and with that, comes a long weekend to rest…and eat!  Whether you are cooking just for your family or for the whole neighborhood, tempt your taste buds with these patriotic Labor Day recipes.   1. Red, White and Blue Popsicles  2 Red, White and Blue Pasta Salad   3. Red, White and…

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Peach Teagaritas and Mango Peach Salsa Porch Sittin’

July 18, 2014

In the south, it is not uncommon to while away an afternoon sitting on the porch, drinking tall glasses of iced tea and shooting the breeze. It’s completely idyllic and a wonderful way to catch up with good friends and family. We called it “porch-sittin’” where we lived. Of course, people allowed a whole afternoon…

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Toasted Coconut S’mores Cocktail

June 30, 2014

Summertime and s’mores are two things that are absolutely a perfect pair. But if you can’t make a bonfire to toast up some marshmallows on a balmy evening, you can whip out your cocktail shaker and make up a liquid second best with a Toasted Coconut S’mores Cocktail. Chocolate, marshmallow and a touch of Silk…

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Summer Poppy Birthday Party

June 26, 2014

  In the summertime, when the evenings cool off, I love taking things outdoors. When a friend wants a small celebration of their birthday, it’s a perfect time to pull a couple of tables and chairs out onto the lawn to celebrate. Twinkling lights, bright and cheery summer colors and good companionship make for a…

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Dairy-Free Ice Cream Recipe for Healthy Summer Snacking

June 20, 2014

In summer, more than any other season, I crave ice cream. Rich, luscious melting in sweet rivulets across your tongue ice cream. Of course, satisfying that craving can’t happen now that dairy is off the menu. Thankfully, this summer treat has been saved by three ingredients and the blender — we can make all the…

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Coconut Chicken Curry with Zucchini Noodles for an Informal Dinner Party

June 10, 2014

I know i’ve mentioned it a few times already, but once again, we moved into a new house last month. True to form, even though it’s been several weeks, I’m still not unpacked. I’ve found myself totally conflicted; I don’t have anything up on the wall and furniture is still everywhere, but I miss having…

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Celebratory Champagne Cocktail Mixer Recipes

May 15, 2014

Part of the fun of a champagne bar (as seen in this post as part of a Shutterfly campaign) is creating a choose-your-own-adventure experience for your guests when it comes to their drinks. Lots of bottles of booze and recipes to follow create a bit of confusion or really icky tasting drinks for some, so it’s…

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Coconut-Pecan Grain-Free Oatmeal – It’s What’s for Breakfast!

May 13, 2014

paleo grain free oatmeal

Breakfast for the gluten-free and paleo type grain-free eaters of the world often consists of eggs. I’ll be honest, it gets old scarfing down veggie omelets and bacon morning after morning…you start longing for a bagel, easy-to-fix cereal or nice warm bowl oatmeal. Sometime in the last two years I started making this mishmash “oatmeal” out of…

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Boy’s Night In – Cigars and Scotch

April 21, 2014

This shop is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group® and Scandinavian Tobacco Group Lane, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #CuberoLuxury https://my-disclosur.es/OBsstV   My husband is a very hardworking guy. I appreciate so much what he does for our family, and for me. It’s my pleasure to…

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Ad: Family Meal – Gluten-Free Chicken Bruschetta with Tyson’s

March 20, 2014

I’m a gluten-free eater always on the hunt for tummy-friendly food. A member of Collective Bias®  Social Fabric® Community, I was able to try out the Gluten-Free Chicken from Tyson’s for compensation. But really, I just made dinner–an awesome dinner–that I was happy to share anyway. #CookItGF #CollectiveBias Every once in awhile you come up with…

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Easy 30 Minute King Cake Recipe for Mardi Gras

February 25, 2014

While we don’t go overboard with a huge Mardi Gras party every year, we do like to at least celebrate the season and Fat Tuesday with a little bit of carnivale. One of the most identified and unique Mardi Gras dishes, besides cajun favorites like jambalaya and red beans, is the king cake. I know…

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New Orleans Style Red Beans and Rice – Celebrating Mardi Gras

February 18, 2014

In case you weren’t aware, Mardi Gras is happening right now. It’s a few weeks of revelry every year in the Gulf Coast region that culminates on Fat Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, every year. I was in New Orleans for a quick family trip last week, and it thrilled me to the tips…

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What to Make for Dinner: Chicken Teriyaki Pineapple Skewers

February 12, 2014

I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper amplification for Collective Bias and its advertiser. #CookinComfort #collectivebias Dinnertime. Most days I dread it. Not that I don’t like to eat–it’s that I have trouble deciding what to cook and finding the…

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