Archive for the 'Holidays' Category

Bethany’s Resurrection Rolls

on Apr 22nd 2011

Each Wednesday, Hope gets to participate in a wonderful home school program called Classical Conversations. All students are required to give weekly oral presentations and Hope’s friend Bethany made these delicious Resurrection Rolls and shared with the class last week. We learned the rolls are symbolic of Jesus’ death, His burial, and His resurrection. The […]

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Aunt Georgia’s Pineapple Pretzel Salad

on Apr 17th 2011

Here is another family favorite that is easy to prepare and serve. Aunt Georgia’s Pineapple Pretzel Salad is a savory compliment to Easter Ham and left over ham rolls.  Although I posted this last year, I simply had to repost again since this dish has become an Easter tradition at our house.  The origianl recipe called […]

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Pistachio Chess Squares

on Mar 15th 2011

Here they are! Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day – Pistachio Chess Squares.  I was a little unsure of my latest creation when I removed them from the oven last night. But the kids barely left enough to photograph.  I was lucky to claim these last two for the camera so I could post […]

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Cranberry Macadamia Nut Crunch

on Feb 7th 2011

  Here’s  quick and easy treat which is always a Valentine or Christmas tradition at our house.  The recipe makes an elegant holiday dish.  I love giving gifts “from the heart” and this one is perfect for giving.  I’ve often wrapped a portion of the candy in clear cellophane then tied it with a pretty […]

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Italian Roast Beef Dip Sandwich

on Feb 22nd 2010

I recently tried Pioneer Woman’s Drip Beef Sandwich.  It was a hit here in ‘Possum Town and one I will be repeating frequently.  I have modified the recipe slightly.  Pioneer Woman said I could.  Not really, but I know she wouldn’t mind me tweaking it and sharing with you.  It’s EASY and LIP SMACKIN’ good.  […]

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Breakfast Croissants

on Dec 24th 2009

This is a family favorite of ours. When my dad was terminally sick with cancer, many people brought food to our house. Here in the south, that’s all we know to do in such cases – cook and pray. Anyway, our neighbor, Nancy Jones made a basket of these croissants and brought them over, warm […]

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Night Before Christmas Sticky Butterscotch Buns YUM!!

on Dec 21st 2009

If you don’t have time to make Better Cinnamon Rolls, this recipe is the next best thing to serve on Christmas morning.  I got this recipe a long time ago from my dear friend Betsy.  Hi Betsy!  Be sure you get all the ingredients when you make that last grocery store run.  Sometimes the Cook N Serve […]

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Mother-In-Law’s Boiled Custard

on Dec 18th 2009

Mother-In-Law’s Boiled Custard  What’s the difference between egg nog and boiled custard??  I’ve often thought of egg nog as a northern drink, and of boiled custard being the southern choice.  I’ve been told that egg nog is the “spirited” drink.  After researching this topic I’ve found that both these holiday drinks are frequently spiked.  Here’s […]

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Christmas Cathedral Windows

on Dec 16th 2009

  I’d never heard of Cathedral Windows as a food, until I started dating the guy who’d later become my husband. His mother would make these every Christmas. They are so easy and incredibly tasty. Like many of my favorites, these can be made ahead of time and refrigerated until ready to serve.   In […]

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Peanut Crock Pot Candy Clusters

on Dec 15th 2009

Peanut Crock Pot Candy Clusters When you’ve had a taste of this delectable confection you won’t believe how simple it is. You’ll be amazed how it always comes out & never fails. 1 – One pound jar of Lightly Salted Dry Roasted Peanuts 1 – One pound jar of Unsalted Dry Roasted Peanuts 1 – […]

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