Kids Week: Frozen Pudding Pops! Nothing says kids and summer time like something frozen on a stick!
Making home made popsicles totally makes me feel like a child again. I realize that if your kids are like mine and eat 27 popsicles a day that the most economical thing to do is head to Costco and buy a box of otter pops, but take a break every once and a while and have some fun creating your own flavor combos in homemade popsicles. There’s something magical about it! Kids love helping out and these recipes are so quick and easy that you won’t mind extra “helpers.” You can pick up all kinds of shapes and sizes of molds just about anywhere these days. I started thinking about pudding pops about a month ago and I couldn’t stop dreaming about different flavor combos that sounded good. Are you ready for this?? Mint-Chocolate Cookie Pudding Pops 1 small box instant chocolate pudding 1 3/4 C half and half 10 Oreo cookies, crushed (about 1 heaping cup) 1/4 t peppermint extract These might be my 2nd favorite!
Berries ‘n Cream Chia Pudding. I’ve just chosen the 3 winners of the cacao powder giveaway!
Be sure to check out the original post to see if you’re one of the lucky three! We’ve been back in Canada for 3 days, at home, with the dogs. Life is sweet! Although our diving trip to Dominican was fun, I really did miss home. Specifically, my kitchen. Pineapple Mango Salsa. I Breathe...I'm Hungry...: Cheesy Cauliflower Tater Tots. Welcome to IBIH to all of you newbies coming over from Pinterest!
Please check out the Recipe Index for more creative low carb and gluten free recipes, or head over to the Cookbook page to download The Gluten Free Low Carber! There are lots of fun conversations going on over on the IBIH Facebook Page, so I hope you’ll join us over there! You can also follow on Twitter, Pinterest, and/or subscribe to IBIH by email or RSS so you don’t miss any of the new recipes being posted weekly! I love hearing from all of you, so please do feel free to comment or leave feedback anytime! Enjoy! This low carb recipe idea was born when I was eating a bowl of the Cheesy Cauliflower Puree from last week and I had some leftovers.
Well my first attempt was a disaster! I mulled it over the rest of the day, and the next day I had a brainstorm.I cooked a new batch of cauliflower but for half as long as I do for the puree. It worked! Now a brief disclaimer. Cheesy Cauliflower Tater Tots Ingredients Instructions. Review and Giveaway: Edible Cocktails. **Giveaway Closed 5/15/12** During the summer I buy most of my produce at Chicago’s Green City Market—a fantastic farmer’s market that connects local producers and farmers to chefs, restaurateurs, food organizations, and the public.
I love cooking with locally sourced ingredients and find that using seasonal, high-quality blueberries and tomatoes can turn a dish from dull to irresistible. If seasonal ingredients tremendously improve the quality of food why can’t they do the same for alcohol? In Edible Cocktails:From Garden to Glass—Seasonal Cocktails with a Fresh Twist, Natalie Bovis proves they can. Natalie gives you tips, tricks, and recipes for making extraordinary cocktails with delicious, fresh foods. Shamrock Protein Milkshake! Baked Raspberry Pancake.