Rhoda’s Paleo Banana Pancakes
I have been following Rhoda at Southern Hospitality Blog for a while now. I got the chance to meet her at the Haven Conference last summer and it was a thrill to see her in person. The blog posts I enjoy the most have to do with her sweet mother and daddy and the...
Tending to Your Sole
Be careful of making fun of your older parents or friends who say things like, “I just can’t wear heels anymore, my feet hurt!” Or, “can you pick up a pack of corn pads at CVS while you’re out?” The latter always made me a little...
Using Pinterest to Get You Motivated to Exercise
I have been going to the gym since the 70’s. Of course, then it was me tagging along with mother so she could workout and I stayed in the kid’s playroom. I have vivid memories of her wearing black tights and unitard bodysuit and going with her to the...
It’s Easy Being Green: How to Make Crunchy Kale Chips
Kale is King of the vegetable world! But, the thing is you either love it or hate it. If you pressed the “dislike” button on this topic, let’s talk about why this is quite possibly the best vegetable for you to be incorporating into your diet and...
How to Overcome Boredom with Vegetables: Five Easy Recipes
When I was growing up Mother’s repertoire of vegetables consisted of either fresh or canned. I don’t think she bought much frozen stuff until later on. Usually the meat always had it’s typical partner something like chicken fried steak with mashed...
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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Comment CAKE and I`ll send you my recipe for Cranberry Christmas Cake, or visit my website www.homewithatwist.com.
I like to pour the batter into small 8x8 pans for easy gifting. Add a dusting of powdered sugar, a ribbon, and a tag, and you`ll deliver the perfect Christmas morning treat.
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I loved getting creative on this hostess gift project. It started with a package of festive @casparistyle napkins and a bottle of pink bubbly.
I added green and pink ribbon and some tags available in my digital store. I know my neighbors with love this gift to help celebrate the holiday.
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.
Buzz over to my blog for the recipe and printable cards. Or comment GIFT, and I`ll DM you the link.
EASY 5-MINUTE CENTERPIECE using vintage Christmas Ornaments and paper whites.
Comment VIDEO, and I`ll send a video tutorial to create this at home!
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