I saw the first table setting on Pinterest earlier this week and couldn’t stop looking for other table setting ideas. I love the different uses of color. Pastels, classy white and pops of pink make each of these setting styles stand out.
I found this recipe for Holiday Confetti Cake Batter Cookies on Pinterest and made a few modifications to make my own version: Cake Batter Christmas Cookies.
In this guest post, Susan Anglin talks about her use of butter during the holidays and shares a delicious recipe for Almond Cake Squares. Read the post to see what Susan is up to on the farm!
I love Nutella and I really love cinnamon rolls. I think it was high time these two married. These cinnamon rolls were flaky, slightly gooey and relatively light.
This week I found recipes for Triple Chocolate Crunch Granola, Dog Biscuits and Sweet & Spicy Pretzel Mix. As always follow the links below to find the recipe and keep pinning!
My parents brined our turkey this year for Thanksgiving and it got me thinking, why don’t we brine other stuff? So, I talked it over with my mom and she thought it would be an awesome idea to brine a pork tenderloin.
I plan on sharing a lot of my holiday recipes over the next few weeks. For now, check out these great recipes I found on pinterest with your weekly dose of pinsperation.
I will definitely be including this fudge with my annual gift of cookies. Five ingredients, about 30 minutes, and you have a deliciously easy fudge to share this holiday season. I like that peanut butter is included in this recipe because the flavor is subtle and rich.
The cooler weather always gives me a craving for warm, comforting desserts. This apple tart is one of my favorites. It is easy, light and seasoned to perfection.
It is no secret that my parents raise turkeys for Butterball LLC. Last year I even shared a behind-the-scenes look at turkey farms in this very magazine. As an insider, my friends that don’t have access to the farming lifestyle ask me tons of questions. I am happy to share a little bit about our family farm and what I’ve learned about agriculture. I thought this year, in honor of Thanksgiving, I should share five misconceptions that I am asked about on a regular basis.