Different countries around the world have traditional foods that are eaten on New Year’s Day, usually believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the New Year. China, Japan and other Asian countries eat long noodles. Cuba, Spain and Portugal enjoy pork. In the Philippines and Europe round fruits. In Turkey it’s the pomegranate….and…
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Continue ReadingThis is not the first time Rice Pudding has been on the blog. In fact, it’s rather infamous. Sadly, last year it made the Top 5 Epic Fails! This year…SUCCESS! Rice Pudding is one of “Grandma’s Recipes” that my husband and I really love. It’s one of our once a year treats that I make…
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Continue ReadingThis shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. Thank you #Keurig400 #CollectiveBias for the opportunity to be a blessing to others. In October we went on a much-anticipated, long overdue vacation! We visited friends in Florida we hadn’t seen in six years….WAY TOO LONG! We…
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Continue ReadingMy daughter was given a small bottle of pure Maple syrup by her friend, Allison, who visited Vermont. She didn’t want to use it on just any old “ordinary” pancakes. Allison also loves to cook and has some really great ideas, so my daughter asked if she had an especially good recipe for pancakes. She…
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Continue ReadingThis shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser.. That in no way changes my love for Coca-Cola or the opinions expressed here. I’ve never really felt like a good “gift-giver”. I struggle finding the perfect gift and usually end up making a last minute decision that I’m not always happy with.…