That’s 70s Valentine – Cheese Fondue Recipe
Who doesn’t love cheese? I can’t think of anything more fun than flashing back to the 70s with a fun fondue party. To keep it simple, you can focus on offering one delicious recipe for a classic cheese fondue recipe from MyRecipes.com with swiss and...
Elevate Your Tailgate – Twist on the Traditional
It’s tailgating season, and whether you are gathering in the stadium parking lot or your living room, I’ve curated a collection to put a twist on the traditional tailgate. At some point, wherever you live, it will be cool enough for a throw. How about this...
The Tips and Tricks Every Floral-Novice Needs to Know
Friends are coming over after dinner and you’re desperate to get fresh flowers on the table – they’re the perfect little touch that pulls everything together and shows your guests that you’ve thought of every detail. So, you rush to the store to grab some...
Homemade Hot Cocoa to Sip or Give
One of my favorite things to do each Christmas is unpack all my Santa mugs. I try to add a few new mugs each year. I like to place them on a two-tiered stand in the kitchen with all my hot cocoa supplies. I tucked in a few sprigs of evergreen and filled one of the...
Countdown to Thanksgiving: Bread Recipes
It’s that time of year to prepare for the Thanksgiving meal. I’ll take the next few weeks to share some of my favorites. We will start with bread – to say that Miss Bee loves bread is an understatement. She has been known to ask my Sister Bee to...
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.She taught me how to prepare fabulous food, entertain guests with style and design a traditional home with a pop of color and a splash of animal print. Share my fondness of blending Mother’s mid-century style with a modern spin.
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Here is a last-minute gift idea you can make for friends that would be a perfect way to engage your children and teens when they are home for Christmas — homemade stovetop potpourri!
When I was little, Sister and I would make crafts together as my gift to family members. One year, we made spice ropes, and another year, we filled hairspray caps with plaster and stuck a fork inside to make a recipe holder. Our creative skills were on fire! I have fun memories working with her on these crafts, instilling in me the spirit of giving.
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EASY 5-MINUTE CENTERPIECE using vintage Christmas Ornaments and paper whites.
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Get creative with those extra sprigs of greenery from your tree! Most tree farms give away their scraps or cut some from the back of your tree. They make great filler for a holiday vignette, a top of a package or anywhere you love a pop of Christmas green!
Let`s host a Poinsettia Brunch! Red was the theme, and we enjoyed some of my favorite brunch recipes:
🎄 Sausage and Gravy Breakfast Bake
🤶 Hot Curried Fruit
🎄 Merry Mimosa Bar
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