10 Foods You Can Allegedly Make in a Coffee Maker. Homemade Girl Scout Cookies: Samoas Bars. I love the look of the original Samoas Girl Scout Cookies, but making them from scratch can be a little bit time consuming.
This is largely because the dough must be rolled out, cut out and then each of the cookies has to be handled individually for topping. The results are well worth it, in my opinion, but we don’t always have time to make a labor-intensive recipe – no matter how bad a craving for Girl Scout cookies gets. Bar cookies are the perfect solution. This is basically a shortcut recipe that still delivers all the great samoas flavor without some of the more tedious parts of cooking making. These bars have a buttery shortbread base that is topped with the caramel-coconut samoas topping and chocolate.
The final step is to dip these in chocolate once the topping has set. Homemade Samoas BarsCookie Base: 1/2 cup sugar 3/4 cup butter, softened 1 large egg 1/2 tsp vanilla extract 2 cups all purpose flour 1/4 tsp salt. DIY Birthday Party Hats. Here’s the perfect little Indian headdress for your birthday pow-wow.
Head over to Dear Lizzy for details on the party hat and more from the amazing little Indian party she threw for her daughter. You can never go wrong with an old-fashioned newspaper hat. This DIY version from Curly Birds adds a super fun cloud theme to the mix. Scrambled Egg Muffins « Breakfast. Happy New Year, dear friends! I wish you health, love, happiness and joy! And I am completely sure that you’ll have it all. Some things I just know. What I am also sure about is that you’ll love these scrambled egg muffins. The idea comes from lovely and cute Jessica Seinfeld. The recipe is included in her cook book called ‘Deceptively Delicious’ where she shares very smart secrets on how to trick your kids into eating healthy stuff. Cool, huh? Nutella Chocolate Chip Cookies. ***Last Friday night, Brad and I got an invite to an impromptu dinner party...What fun! We were both excited, and of course, I immediately started to think about what I could take along for dessert.
I was in the mood for cookies, but not the same-ole', same-ole' variety. I wanted to try something new, but using the ingredients that I had on-hand was a necessity. A trip to the grocery store was not in the cards if I wanted to be on time. So, I began browsing through cookbooks and blogs for just-the-right recipe. As soon as I found this recipe for Nutella Chocolate Chip Cookies, my search was over. This recipe didn't disappoint...The cookies were indeed incredible. You'll LOVE these! Bon Appetit! Nutella Chocolate Chip CookiesSource: Kirbie's Cravings Food Blog Ingredients:2 cups all-purpose flour1 teaspoon baking soda1/2 teaspoon salt1/2 cup butter (1 stick), at room temperature1 cup sugar1/2 cup brown sugar2 eggs1-1/2 teaspoon vanilla1/4 cup Nutella1-1/2 cups chocolate chipsDirections:1.
Lemon Sugar Hand Scrub {for Mom} Nutella Cinnamon Rolls. As you can probably guess I am an avid reader of MANY food blogs. I love them! And right now most of my favorite food bloggers are posting about healthy recipes. I think the sentiment is, "we ate too much for Thanksgiving so let's take a break and make something light this week.
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Scroll down or click here?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . My husband wanted a new bow tie. And there weren’t any at the store. At least not at the department stores we went to at the mall. Request Tickets - February 14, 2013. Monogram Mugs. Friends!
I’m so pleased to share our first gift DIY of the season. Maude made these fantastic monogrammed mugs over the weekend. Don’t they look terrific? The idea came when we saw these fun initial cups at Anthropologie and remembered our kitchen was lacking in hot cocoa mugs. We decided to create a whole set. It’s a very doable project. Free Printable Love Coupons. Man Bouquet 2 :) Hello!
Tonight we are going to my sister and brother-in-laws to celebrate his 30th birthday. I have been wanting to make another man bouquet and I thought he would love one too. I've made a man bouquet before ( and loved it the first time (so did my husband!). This time I thought I would use a beer mug instead of a flower pot. It looks even better! Here are the materials that I used. First I stuffed some tissue in the bottom of the mug so that ball had something to sit on. Then I took the blue tissue and the ball out and wrapped it all in the green tissue so that it would look nice from the outside. Here is a top view of how I wrapped the ball. After I set the mug up how I liked I started to tape my gifts to the wooden skewers.
Just stick the skewer right into the ball and make the gift item as high or low as you like. Here is a picture of a few gift items already skewered into the styrofoam ball. Here is the finished bouquet! Have you made a bouquet like this before? Cassie.