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ElaborateGingerbreadHouses
Gingerbread houses are good for two things: eating and ogling. And while it's fun to get a sugar rush from sloppy homemade concoctions, some gingerbread houses are just too beautiful ― or too weird ― to eat.Colorado Thanksgiving Recipes: The Centennial State's Top Chefs
I’m not much of a mixologist, but I was inspired to tend bar after seeing Erin’s recipe for pumpkin spice latte martinis – what a great idea, I didn’t even know pumpkin liqueur existed! When POM Wonderful recently offered to send samples of their new iced coffees , I immediately thought about Erin’s creation and knew I wanted to try their iced coffee in a pumpkin martini of my own!
Pumpkin Martinis | Cake, Batter, and Bowl
Pumpkin Gnocchi - Foodista.com
SAVEUR.com - Authentic Recipes, Food, Drinks and Travel
Giving gifts to others is a fundamental activity, as old as humanity itself. Yet in the modern, complex world, the particulars of gift-giving can be extraordinarily challenging.
Dr. Andrew Weil: Healthy Gift Ideas
Blue Ridge Scenic Railway
An amazing family adventure on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway is only a short drive away. It all starts at the historic depot in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia. The train winds alongside the beautiful Toccoa River with a stop in the twin border towns of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee.Hot BBQ Photos of BBQ Grills and BBQ Smokers in Snow – Send Us Y
Thanks for all the amazing comments on our photos of BBQ Grills and BBQ Smokers in the snow – there is nothing more beautiful than a good BBQ grill in the winter! Please send us your photos of BBQ grills in the snow to porkbarrelbbq@gmail.com and we will add to our post at http://www.PorkBarrelBBQ.com with links to your site!Last Monday was December 21st - the Winter Solstice, or the shortest day of the year (in the Northern Hemisphere). The 21st would also have also been the first day of Nivôse, the first winter month of the long-abandoned French Republican Calendar, named after the Latin word nivosus, which, appropriately means "snow or snowy".

