Remember the Nestle Toll House Pie? This is one of those retro desserts that always showed up at a covered dish dinner.
A few weeks ago, I was talking with one of my grand daughters about the kind of desserts we use to always serve back in the 1970’s, 1980’s, and 1990’s. We discussed Jello desserts, Punch Bowl Cake, bundt cakes, and the Nestle Toll House Pie. Continue reading TOLL HOUSE PIE, A RETRO DESSERT RECIPE→
Sunday is the Super Bowl and as football fans everyplace know, this requires having lots of food. I am happy to share some of the Super Bowl foods that our family will be serving.
I am so excited to be sharing this recipe for Turkey Cranberry Fontina Crostada that I created for the Cape Cod Select Holiday Blogger Recipe Challenge.
Here is a review of the Kids Cooking Classes that I worked on with my grandchildren in 2016. The classes were so much fun for everyone. We covered a variety of topics, and made some delicious foods! My classes were designed for a variety of ages.
A Christmas visit from the Clauses is really a perfect, memorable event to share with your children or grandchildren.
When one of my grandsons was younger, he lived Christmas every day. When he was playing with other children, he always wanted them to play Christmas..no matter the time of the year. His birthday is in November, but when he was turning 4, my daughter decided the theme for his party would be a Santa Claus party. It developed into “A Christmas Visit from the Clauses”.
I believe that most of us become emotional when unpacking our Christmas decorations. They are not just “things” but are precious memories that we get to re-live each year. Afterwards, we then lovingly put them away in a safe spot until next year.
Deer Camp time is here again. Today is the opening day of buck season with a gun in WV. To my husband (Grandpa Bob) this is a national holiday. This is the day he plans for a year. He is like a little boy on Christmas morning.
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