There’s something so cozy and fall-like about a sizzling pan of hot sweet potato, sausage, and apple hash. Making a great breakfast skillet or an easy dinner side, this recipe is simple, tasty, filling, and healthy. I first had a variation of this recipe years back when I was a new mom. I met up…
Apple cinnamon granola bars are full of toasted almonds and rolled oats, paired with dried apples and sweet raisins. They are mouth-watering good, no-bake, gluten free, and packed with nutrition. Can it get any better? I love making this autumn-inspired treat for an easy breakfast side or a quick snack for the go. Our apple…
The blueberry vanilla kefir smoothie is a sweet-tangy, probiotic-rich, refreshing drink that is a favorite in our house. It combines the fermented goodness of homemade kefir with the sweet blueberry-vanilla flavor. Today I’m going to share this super-easy recipe with you. Why Blueberry Vanilla Kefir? We’ve found that kefir is one of the best ways…
Hot chocolate spoons are so fun and easy to make. Perfect for snowy, cold weather and a little pizazz your kids will love in their next mug of steaming cocoa! What Are Hot Chocolate Spoons? Hot chocolate spoons are spoons covered in chocolaty goodness that is stirred into a mug of hot milk to create…
I am kicking off this fall season with a delicious diy I’m calling, Carved Apple Mugs. These are almost too simple to blog about, but they a such a great treat, I couldn’t resist!
Ice cream in a bag has been our favorite science experiment recently. In fact, we’ve repeated it three times. (Just to make sure we got it right.)
Lets talk about easy no-bake nests. Jovie and I are reading through Laura Wilder’s Little House in the Big Woods and after reading about sugar snow and secret drawings of Jack Frost, I’m amused. I’m not the only one… mom’s have been doing silly little things for their kids for a long time.
This will be our first fourth of July back home since we moved last summer. I’ve loved getting reacquainted with the place I grew up, and being close enough to family to share in traditions and holidays.
We do not have air conditioning in our house. For ninety-percent of the year it is quite managable…for that other ten percent we eat popsicles and sit in front of a heavy-duty fan. 😉
We have a Christmas tradition that I feel is pretty unique to our family. In fact, I have yet to meet another family that makes Scandinavian Fruit Soup every year for Christmas Eve dinner. I’ve always enjoyed sharing this tradition because it piques the listener’s interest and conjures up a silly face of sorts. Fruit…