Sentences with phrase «doing holiday baking»

I actually haven't done any holiday baking yet.

My family didn't do any holiday baking when I was growing up and we've never been much for big holiday traditions, but it just wouldn't be Christmas without my mom's Wassail.

They also tend to be a great treat to take to a party and are amazing when it's time to do some holiday baking... oooo... this is making me excited for holiday baking!

A friend wanted to get together and do some holiday baking early next week, but I'm trying to avoid it for as long as I can.

It was clean, very comfortable and had everything we needed for making meals and I even did some holiday baking.

I knew I wanted to do a holiday baking theme and once I found these adorable Christmas Dish Towels at World Market I knew the direction I wanted to take for the entire basket.

Not exact matches

I love to bake, but I do not want to spend hours in the kitchen baking during the holidays.

The fact that these treats don't require the oven, makes them the perfect holiday recipe to keep in mind because who really has time to be baking a bunch of cookies?

I keep positive because there is «tomorrow» I do love to bake especially around the Holidays and all of the good memories of baking with my Mother and Grandmother who have passed are with me..

Thanks to our friends at LeCreuset, we'll also be spending this holiday season cooking up some fabulous stews (recipes to come), braised short ribs, and baked chicken, and one lucky reader will receive this small kitchen luxury — a 5 - quart, festive cherry red braiser — to do the same!

When thinking about all the cooking and baking you're inevitably going to do over the holidays, it might seem pretty daunting — so why not make it something to look forward to instead?

It doesn't matter how many hours you log at work or in the kitchen baking holiday treats, you're still left with children, spouses, partners and maybe even parents who need and expect a decent dinner.

While baking my holiday cookies, the ones I baked on these cracked on the edges and got darker on the bottom but weren't done on top, however the ones I baked on the silpat turned out perfectly.

While I love baking during the holiday season and do it... [Read more...]

If I'm going to make baked goods, sugar is sugar, and it seems a quality, sustainable, affordable product is best; however, I do use coconut sugar as a fancy topping sugar on occasion (for a holiday crumble for example).

Though I did a lot of cooking and baking the last couple weeks, I didn't get around to posting much since the holidays are always so busy.

I woke at the crack o» dawn this morning to work on all the recipes I promised to share and wouldn't you know it... the dropbox «thingy» (don't roll your eyes at me) didn't work right and my one hundred and something holiday baking photos didn't upload to my computer.

Whatever you're baking for the holiday, I hope it comes out wonderfully and that you get the chance to share it with loved ones — that's what I'll be doing with my treats.

I (Sofia) didn't get a chance to participate since my hands are tied with the little one, but I did ask the ladies at BAKED to share their best holiday hosting tips to leave you with into the new year.

Now, I realize most people focus their holiday baking on Christmas cookies, candies and fudge... but I don't think you'll get complaints by adding peppermint cupcakes in the mix.

Baking cookies during the holidays sure does make me a unique snowflake, or so I would like to think...

Speaking of Rodelle, I'm having a little giveaway to get you some baking supplies for the holiday, or in this case, non-holiday baking you might be doing.

I didn't wait for Thanksgiving; I used the holiday of the college student daughter comes home today as my excuse to bake this.

Several Christmas's ago, my oldest sister was having a very stressful holiday and hadn't done any baking or candy making.

And with the holidays approaching at lightening speed, traditional flavors float up to the top of my baking «to - do» list.

And while it's been a busy December around here without much time for holiday baking and treat making, we're doing our -LCB- Read More -RCB-

We used to do all sorts of egg bakes for holiday breakfasts, but since we can't have eggs due to food allergies, this is an excellent substitution that no one will be complaining about!

To be quite honest, I haven't done much other holiday prep other than that (and baking these cookies to send to my friends!).

JMJ Baking Corp. produces approximately 750 items daily and does desserts for all the holidays including Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, all the Jewish holidays and any other holidays its customers desire.

Im so pumped you love these too, and mega fist pumps for having gotten your holiday baking done so early.

Every year when December hits, I find myself scrambling to bake Christmas goodies, get my shopping done, and partake in fun holiday activities.

I'm having trouble gearing up for holiday baking as I'm not quite done with pumpkin, pears, and apples.

I feel like I haven't done much baking on the blog as of late, so when I saw that coconut pound cake was a popular food offering on religious holidays in Cambodia, I was psyched for the opportunity to adapt a pound cake recipe from a gluten - free cookbook I just picked up the other day.

This gluten free baking flour measures cup for cup just like all - purpose flour making it an easy substitution that doesn't complicate your holiday baking.

Be sure to add this mouthwatering Mixed Candied Nuts recipe to your holiday baking this year, you will be happy you did.

But you don't have to make it only for holidays, it is simple enough to be baked for any special occasion.

Whether I win or not (which I hope I do), we will totally be getting this cookbook!!!! Just in time for the holiday baking season too!

they are flavorful with a super moist and chewy texture, do not require any baking, are vegan, gluten free, refined sugar free and bring you to a happy place flooded with holiday memories!

I'm trying to do some healthier baking to come off all the holiday sweets, so it's lots of alternative flour around here lately!

I'll be doing a great deal of baking this Sunday to test out recipes for our holiday menu.

I will definitely try this recipe out his holiday season:) I did a little pre-Christmas baking of my own yesterday!

Cherry Amaretto Chocolate Salami, a perfect no bake treat to offset the craziness that holiday baking can sometimes add to our long «to do list» during this busy time of the year!

During the holiday season, we all do a ton of baking.

I hope everyone got a solid stretch of personal downtime over the holidays — to read, create, travel, have a long bath, cook, bake, play, be in nature or just do absolutely nothing.

Yes, Paula is usually more known for decadent yumminess more than healthier options, and no, this isn't a health food, but it does have several redeeming qualities over many other holiday baked goods.

I don't have any big plans just yet but who knows, maybe I'll find some time to bake a batch of holiday cookies!

I like to plan ahead for the holidays and if I can bake in advance, I would prefer to do that.

Isabel visited Boston this past weekend, so we got to do some healthy holiday baking.

I was in the middle of a holiday baking frenzy and homemade marinara was never going to get crossed off my to - do list.

My grandmother doesn't bake but she always serves ricecakes (naturally gluten - free) or sweet steamed glutinous rice mixed with dried fruits and chestnuts (also GF) during the holidays.