Sentences with phrase «time holiday foods»

I love all the photos of the old - time holiday foods — so much gluten!

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Consumable or edible gifts, like candles or food, are especially appropriate at holiday time as an expression of warmth and friendship.

For the first time ever, Pringles is looking to become part of your holiday tradition, rolling out 8 new flavors based on traditional Turkey Day foods.

The demand woes are essentially tied to three main factors: Across the industry, retailers still had to unload food shipments from the fourth quarter, resulting in some delayed ordering at the start of 2017; executives also blamed a delay in tax refunds for hurting consumer demand during the quarter; and then there was a shift in the timing for Easter — the holiday landed in March for 2016 but April this year.

The holiday season is supposed to be about getting together with loved ones, indulging in good food and drink, and finding a some time to kick back a little and reflect on the year that's passed.

We have these holidays this time of year so that we can have a time of family, food, light, and warmth.

Some churches have rules about going to the movies, wearing cosmetics, playing cards, watching television, going to the beach, not having a «quiet time» every day, going to a restaurant that sells liquor, wearing certain clothing, driving certain cars, wearing certain jewelry, listening to certain music, dancing, holding a certain job, wearing your hair a certain way, having certain possessions, drinking coffee, eating certain foods, drinking certain drinks, celebrating certain holidays, reading certain books, or certain magazines, etc., etc., etc. [11]

This can be the overt obvious things like foods, celebrations, holidays or the more covert things like communication styles or perceptions of time.

by Nancy Gerlach, Fiery Foods and Barbecue Central Food Editor Emeritus Recipes Mole Poblano de Guajolote (Turkey in Chocolate Chile Sauce) Mole Poblano Enchiladas Puebla Rice Pilaf Ensaladade Espinaca con Nopalitos Sopa de Lima (Lime Soup with Tortilla Strips and Chile) During the Thanksgiving holiday season, it's the time of year that if turkeys were smart, they'd head for the...

Here's the drill, during the holidays we tend to eat a little too much when our eyes are bigger than our stomaches and then when it's time for dessert you don't know how you can possibly fit more food into your tummy..

One of my favorite things about this time of year in the blogging world is learning about how other people celebrate the holidays including their memories and food traditions and this bountiful bowl looks like the essence of comfort and deliciousness.

I love your tip about letting others bring food — this time of year is about sharing and I love a loaded holiday potluck!

I love dessert and I especially love over indulging during the holidays, but sometimes it just feels like there is too much food all the time.

It's time for the Food Network blogger-fest again — and as we wrap up #FallFest, the theme this week is a holiday side dish.

With the holidays approaching, it's time to start thinking about fun food to make for all the parties and get togethers with family and friends.

Creating Paleo adaptations of our favorite recipes (a.k.a. Paleofying) helps us stay on board with Paleo through the holidays (and many other times of the year), help us feel like we can still celebrate and partake in all of the fun and food luxury of the season.

Sofia: Have non-party food and snacks ready to go for the time that you spend preparing to make sure that you and hungry family members have something to eat the day when the kitchen is holiday production mode.

This time of year we focus on family, friends, and food for our holiday celebrations.

It's time to indulge in yummy holiday foods!

The holiday season is my favorite time of year — not only for the celebrations and the gatherings of family and friends, but for the food.

Holidays are the time for family, for friends, and for food.

The holidays are my favorite time of year for 2 reasons - time with family and friends and lots of great food, of course!I love to start off Thanksgiving Day by watching the...

It has been quite some time since I have actually made food that is colored green for this holiday.

The holidays are my favorite time of year for 2 reasons - time with family and friends and lots of great food, of course!

Whether it's parties, holidays, etc., it's that time of year where the only thing missing is marshmallow peeps healthy food.

We celebrated America's 240th birthday with a fun holiday weekend that included plenty of relaxing, family time, a patriotic parade, a fireworks show, and ample opportunities for eating yummy food.

We get together to go out, vacation, spend holidays, and spend time with the ones we love eating delicious food that we will talk about forever.

12 Sugar - Free Holiday Dessert Recipes The holidays are a time for family, celebration, and tasty food.

Holidays are a time to be with family, bonding at the table full of delicious traditional foods prepared once every year.

I love this time of year with the snow that falls here in Colorado, the Starbucks holiday cups, decorations, time with my family and friends and all the delicious smells and food that come from my kitchen.

Time for a holiday cookie and cook book exchange party with food writers!

The Carrington company donates their time and money by bringing food to local homeless shelters, helping factories overseas after weather destruction, helping families in need during the holidays and more.

The holidays are a time for family, celebration, and tasty food.

A wonderful holiday recipe just in time for Las Posadas, this savory casserole is fruity with a slight heat and is the perfect comfort food for when you're craving something satisfying.

The bummer about this time of year, and as we head into the holidays and subzero temps, is that the food can be kind of heavy.

I love soup in the winter time because it's a great way to warm up in the freezing weather, and a delicious, healthy thing to eat after all the heavy food from the holidays.

My Thanksgiving Day post is coming up, but — and I bet it is no different in your household — there is no time for carefully staging food photographs in the midst of the convivial holiday hubbub.

The holidays are also a time of year many people travel or eat different foods than their body is used to.

Part of the reason I am not a calorie counter is that I have spent enough time looking at nutritional labels to have a pretty good estimate in my head and can then place the foods I make on a mental list of sorts...» super healthy», «better than a cookie» or «once a year for a holiday».

Yup this is a summer time celebration And you guys, I'm not the only one celebrating this wonderful food holiday.

The holidays don't have to be a time to stress out over your food choices or sacrifice your healthy eating routine.

While Thanksgiving and holiday time can be a hustle and bustle, it is important to find ways to sit back and take it all in... and the Sunday Supper tastemakers are here to help by sharing recipes and wine pairings for our favorite holiday comfort foods....

Spend less time in the kitchen this holiday season and more time with family by relying on Food Network chefs» best quick and easy recipes, from Sunny Anderson's easiest - ever holiday ham, Ina Garten's ready - in - an - hour filet of beef and Rachael Ray's Five - Minute Fudge Wreath.

During the Thanksgiving holiday season, it's the time of year that if turkeys were smart, they'd head for the hills or dress like dogs, and every food magazine has a picture of the perfect bird on their cover.

We all know that with the holidays comes tons of time spent with loved ones sharing great memories and, maybe most importantly, great food!

Holidays always mean spending lots of time in the kitchen making delicious meals, cookies, drinks and party foods.

I received a generous beef and pork box, and since I made a slow cooked, comfort - food dish last time, I set out to make a crowd favorite turned holiday meal this time around.

Because we all have a tendency to overdo food during the holidays, I thought this would be a good time to share my most important juicing tips as well as my favorite green juice recipe.

After the long and happy holiday season I feel like it is time to detox our bodies from all the rich food consumed from Thanksgiving through New Year's.

I have so many recipe ideas to share with y ’ all, and now that I have a new laptop, I'm excited to be sharing some delicious food (as well as other random talk) just in time for the holiday season!