Yet another eggnog recipe to satisfy my eggnog addiction. I made these the other morning for my kids and they loved them. They are light and fluffy with a hint of eggnog and just perfect for Christmas breakfast.
We recently paid a visit to the Trier Christmas market and had a wonderful time. Trier is a beautiful city rich with history and gorgeous architecture, but what German city isn't. The Christmas market is a good sized one and is only 45 minutes from where we live so it's a must on my Christmas list.
Christmas is the time for giving and I'm feeling the Christmas spirit, so here is another freebie. Snowman and snowflake cupcake toppers and cupcake wrappers.
Thank you Christine from "Life Happens Love Helps" for interviewing me and allowing me to sponsor a giveaway on her blog. The blog is in German so my American friends might have to go into Google translate to get an idea of what it's saying. If you'd like to leave a comment and enter this $20 Giveaway to my shop, Christine speaks perfect English so no worries. Even if you're not interested in the giveaway you should stop by her blog just to check out her adorable children and beautiful photography. Thanks again Christine for featuring my shop on your blog.
I love this recipe. It's so simple but very dangerous. These little bites of oreo goodness are very addictive. I only recommend you make these if you plan to send them or take them somewhere. Otherwise you will end up eating all of them. So proceed with caution.
Every year I give all of my children's teachers a little something before the winter break. With four children that equates to a multitude of teachers. I typically do tons of baking and assemble a large container filled with yummy treats. This year I realized that many parents do the same thing I'm doing and it's better to give a small more personal gift than to shower them with sweets.
I kept it simple and sweet and yummy. Just a holiday mug filled with Oreo truffles and a bag of vanilla Chi tea (my new favorite). I also slid the recipe card in just in case. It doesn't have to be fancy but it's always nice to let them know how much you care.
Happy Holidays to all the teachers out there. I hope you have a relaxing and stress free winter break.
Here are some free gift tags for any or all of your last minute Christmas presents. I always run out of labels and I would much rather download them than run back to the crowded stores. Just down load the pdf file here and print and cut and voila you've got labels. Easy peezy, lemon squeezy.
This is a creamy, fizzy, festive drink to start your weekend off right.
Yes I love eggnog. I love to cook with it flavor coffee with it and mix drinks with it. This drink tastes just like it sounds and can be served with our without alcohol. Just a little something you can throw together this time of year, with seasonal things you probably already have on hand.
My two favorite Christmas flavors are gingerbread and eggnog (not necessarily in that order). While I was baking gingerbread houses I craved gingerbread and thought what would go better with it than eggnog. I found this wonderful recipe for Gingerbread eggnog cupcakes.
It wouldn't be Christmas without Gingerbread houses. Every year for the last three years we have decorated Gingerbread houses. I love it the kids love it and it makes lasting memories for the holiday season. This year I decided to forgo the premade kits and make them myself. It was a lot of work and spanned out over three days, but it was so worth it.
Raspberry and white chocolate go so well together and to serve it in a shot glass just elevates it to something special. Shot glass desserts are kind of my new obsession lately. They are so easy to make and so fun to eat.
What do you get when you take eight giggling girls, a table bed, lots of zebra and leopard print, tons of pink, feathers, glitter, nail polish and of course cake. A Pajama Glam Sleepover party.