I'm trying to explore some new recipes these days, and earlier this week, we tried this one! I totally confess that I never would have put these ingredients together on my own, and it's VERY rare that I make a meal without meat, but this actually turned out really really well! We enjoyed it! (And it's so colorful!)
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There are some STINKIN' CUTE table decor ideas in here for the holidays. I typically don't decorate our table for just the two of us (ha!) but if we were able to entertain this season, I'd be pulling from these!!
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Ryan and I made gingerbread houses one year (using a store bought kit) and our pieces of gingerbread WOULD NOT STAY TOGETHER with icing. We had to resort to hot glue. Ha! I found this idea to make gingerbread houses with rice krispie treats instead, because they're thicker and more forgiving. Fascinating idea! If you have kids who get frustrated by brittle cookies, this might be a good alternative!
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I have never made a charcuterie board before (though I have enjoyed eating from them!) but this red/white/green themed one is super cute!!
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Do you think Murphy Beds are adorable? I do! This is like a Murphy Dining Room Table. I have no need or space for this, but I sure think it's cute!
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WHAT A FUN IDEA!!! Christmas movies with matching dinners. (Also: special shout out to Holiday Inn, which never gets as much attention as it should.)
3 comments:
That buddha bowl looks good!
I love the idea of coordinating dinner and a Christmas movie! We've already watched Home Alone 1 and 2 and Christmas vacation. But we can still do Elf and Christmas Story! I don't think I've ever watched Christmas Inn before.
I read about a family that coordinated dinner with the movie during quarantine, and the kids took turns planning the menus.
When my niece and nephew were little and were in town for Thanksgiving, I brought them to my house and we made napkin rings that had each perso’s photo on them. I picked out the funniest photos I could find and printed them in sepia...brown and white. We made rings from card stock and also attached berries from an old wreath, and made a name tag for each.
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