I am always looking for ways to cut down on my grocery budget and using leftovers is a HUGE step to saving money. BHG has shared some really amazing recipes.
http://http://www.bhg.com/christmas/recipes/ideas-for-christmas-leftovers/#page=1
I am always looking for ways to cut down on my grocery budget and using leftovers is a HUGE step to saving money. BHG has shared some really amazing recipes.
http://http://www.bhg.com/christmas/recipes/ideas-for-christmas-leftovers/#page=1
This is one of our favorite Holiday Traditions. (I love fixing a great meal for the kids.)
http://http://www.bhg.com/recipe/beef/herbed-prime-rib-with-two-sauces/
Better Homes and Gardens has 30 ‘to-die-for’ recipes. Go take a look, I’m sure you will find several that your family will love.
Perfect for Christmas Treats to give to the neighbors too!
I am in the process of making ‘disposable’ Christmas ornaments for Mom. She hasn't been feeling well and as a result her Christmas decorations consist of one poinsettia plant sitting on her kitchen table. I decided to send her a care package with a few decorations that she can set up easily and then just toss in the trash once Christmas is over. I knew that I could come up with something using coffee filters – so this is what happened……..
First I made a cone shape using cardstock (the inside is patterned in a puppy theme but no one will ever know).
Next I cut the center out of the coffee filters (cutting MANY filters at one time).
I used a little white craft glue to adhere the coffee filter ‘ruffles’ to the cone, starting at the bottom and working my way up to the top. (clear tape gets the job done as well)
That's it, that's all it takes. I have had more compliments are these darn little trees! Geesh…. Who knew.
*If you gather the coffee filters as you glue your tree will turn out quite full. I chose to do different types (due to my love of ‘scraggly’ Christmas Trees.)
*You can also vary the height and width of your trees simply by how tight you roll the cone shape. You can also create more height by using a plastic cup under your cone. I used a couple of McDonalds Iced Coffee cups and they worked out really well. I also stacked one cone on top of the other to create a tall skinny tree.
*Once my trees were done, I took them outside and gave them a little spritz of gold glitter then I topped each tree with a little inexpensive gold glitter star that I picked up at the local dollar store. (the glitter spray made the trees look a little dirty and I was so disappointed, however once they dried all you could see was a glimmer of glitter here and there. Whew.)
*Typically I would only use three trees however, I love how each of them have their own unique style and personality so Mom’s gong to get 4 coffee filter trees! Woot-woot.
I've looked on several different sites where they sell these types of flowers and the average price is around $70! Ouch! They are beautiful but not $70 worth of beautiful especially when they take only a couple of minutes to make them on your own.
http://www.projectwedding.com/wedding-ideas/diy-gorgeous-chiffon-and-tulle-flowers
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For the rub I mixed, garlic, paprika, onion powder, cayenne pepper, salt and black pepper. I 'rubbed' the rub into the chicken using a big spoon rather than my hands because honestly that just grosses me out.
Find instructions here:
Grab the recipe here: http://simply-delicious.co.za/2011/05/16/roast-tomato-basil-soup/
Here's the scoop: This set of 12 fragrance samples includes a voucher for a full-size bottle. She can try them all, choose a fave and then take the included voucher to Sephora and go home with a new full-size bottle of her favorite perfume.
GREAT job Lone Peak Knights - Thank you for the awesome season - UNDEFEATED!
WE LOVE YOU CHASE!
And yes, its from Martha, again.
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