It’s been another delicious year!

 I am excited to share my Top 10 Favorite Recipes of 2021 with y’all today! These are my most viewed posts on the blog from all of last year.

Thanks so much for reading my blog and cooking and sharing my recipes. It means the world to me.

Here’s to more Happy Cooking in 2022!

10. Crockpot Creamy Green Bean Casserole 

This crockpot side dish only requires a few pantry ingredients along with frozen veggies and cheese. A classic fix it and forget it recipe that is perfect for busy holidays.

9. St Patrick’s Day Green Charcuterie Snack Tray 

Everyone will feel lucky when you serve this festive green snack tray for St Patrick’s Day snackin’! 

8. Hocus Pocus Halloween Hot Chocolate 

This colorful Halloween Hot Chocolate is perfect for sipping during movie night and is inspired by my favorite Halloween flick, “Hocus Pocus”. 
Made with warm milk and orange tinted white chocolate this festive drink is the ultimate Halloween treat to enjoy this spooky season!

7. Valentine’s Pink Dessert Charcuterie Board 

This pretty in pink dessert charcuterie board is perfect for kids with a sweet tooth celebrating Valentine’s Day or even girlfriends who enjoy colorful treats to honor Galentine’s Day! Assembled in minutes and devoured just as fast, this dessert is the ultimate Valentine’s pink treat!

6. Elf on the Shelf Hot Chocolate Station 

If you have an Elf on the Shelf in your house this Christmas season, this is a fun activity for you and your family to do! Set up a Elf themed Hot Chocolate Station with hot cocoa and all the fixings along with these festive large and elf sized printable signs. 

5. Strawberry Rhubarb Breakfast Bread 

This hearty breakfast bread is a delicious springtime morning meal featuring two of my favorite fruits, strawberries and rhubarb. 

4. Copycat Krispy Kreme Donut Bread Pudding

Instead of a birthday cake this year I made my own Copycat Krispy Kreme Bread Pudding! This rich dessert is made with chopped up glazed donuts and custard and served warm with whipped cream. If you have a sweet tooth like my family, you’ll love this sinful dessert!

3. Hocus Pocus Halloween Charcuterie Board

For my Hocus Pocus Party last week I made this fun Hocus Pocus movie themed charcuterie board filled with Halloween sweets and treats to nibble on.
It was a hit with both adults and kids and super easy to make and serve!

2. Cajun Crawfish Bread 

This hearty Cajun appetizer is inspired by a Louisiana restaurant favorite.  Crusty French bread is topped with a delicious blend of crawfish, cheese, and spices and baked until melted and gooey!

And my #1 most viewed recipe from 2021 was….

1. Roasted Sheet Pan Cabbage and Carrots

Tender cabbage is oven roasted with onions, carrots, butter, and spices to make a healthy and flavorful side dish. These simple baked veggies go well with most meals.

Thanks again to YOU for reading, sharing, and supporting my blog.

I can’t wait to share many more tasty creations with y’all in 2022!

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These Hocus Pocus themed printable food tent cards are a must have for your upcoming Halloween parties and movie nights!

You can print them blank or already labeled with festive food and drinks names. They also make fun place cards for spooky dinner parties. 

I made these cute labels for my Hocus Pocus movie party that I hosted last weekend.

After a long month of family quarantine it was definitely the fun and relaxing at home night we all needed. 

These cards are available 4 on a page with 3 different Hocus Pocus designs. 

I added names of all 12 of the themed foods and drinks I served at my party.  Then I also included 3 pages of blank, write your own cards. 

Scroll down to the end to download and print!

Here are the three pages of themed food titles I used. Don’t you love the names?

Happy Halloween, friends! Enjoy these fun cards and have a great movie night!

Download and print the cards below!

Blank Cards 1

Blank Cards 2

Blank Cards 3

Labeled Cards 1

Labeled Cards 2

Labeled Cards 3

Check out all the food and party details on the blog here: Hocus Pocus Halloween Movie Night!

Also these handmade cupcake picks are from the uber talented Party Envy and also featured in my Hocus Pocus Gift Guide!

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We love going on trips in our state and nearby all year long so it’s safe to say we eat a lot of snacks in the car. To save time and money I like to pack snacks at home and bring a cooler bag in the car. Affordable, easy to make, and something the whole family enjoys is what I go for. So I put together this collection of over 60 recipes for Easy and Mess Free Road Trip Snacks to help all of us road trip lovin’ families this summer!

1. 5 Ingredient Peanut Butter Granola Bars – How Sweet Eats

2. Raspberry Fruit Roll Ups – Beyond the Chicken Coop

3. No Bake Chocolate Chip Walnut Energy Balls – Drug Store Divas

4. Buffalo Wing Popcorn – For the Love of Food

5. Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels – Pumpkin n Spice

6. Mini Doughnut Hot Buttered Cheerios – Bellyfull

7. Toddler Snack Mix – For the Love of Food

8. Road Trip Cookies – Running to the Kitchen

9. Banana Split Energy Balls – Destination Delish

10. Homemade Cheerio Trail Mix – Kroll’s Korner

11. Homemade Chewy Granola Bars – Fresh off the Grid

12. Hot Boiled Peanuts – For the Love of Food

13. No-Bake Chocolate Coconut Squares – Extreme Couponing Mom

14. Chocolate Chip Pecan Granola Bars – Family Around the Table

15. Pecan Pralines – For the Love of Food

16. Snickerdoodle Protein Balls – Salt and Baker

17. Air Fryer Sweet Potato Chips – Budget Delicious

18. No-Bake Monster Cookie Dough Energy Bites – Cooking with Carlee

19. Peanut Butter Banana Oatmeal Breakfast Bars – My Plantiful Cooking

20. Brownie Batter Puppy Chow – Fresh April Flours

21. Patriotic Snack Mix – For the Love of Food

22. Seasoned Ranch Pretzels + Air Fryer Ranch Pretzels – Budget Delicious

23. Peanut Butter & Chocolate Popcorn – Cadry’s Kitchen

24. Lemon Muddy Buddies – Bellyfull

25. Yogurt Streusel Muffins – For the Love of Food

26. Fruit and Oatmeal Bars – Finding Zest

27. Healthy Homemade “Fig Newton” Cookies – Hungry Hobby

28. Peanut Butter Granola Bars – Saving Dollars and Sense

29. Green Eggs and Ham Pretzel Snacks – For the Love of Food

30. Honey Nut Cheerio Balls – The Soccer Mom Blog

31. Homemade Chocolate Granola Bars – Running to the Kitchen

32. Blueberry Dark Chocolate Superfood Trail Mix – The Creative Bite

33. Oat and Honey Granola Bars – Healthy Life Trainer

34. Tropical Trail Mix – For the Love of Food

35. Spicy Pretzels Recipe With Ranch Seasoning – The Gunny Sack

36. Raisin Bran Granola  – For the Love of Food

37. Cheesy Quinoa Crackers – Healthy Little Foodies

38. Veggie Tortilla Rollups – Get Set Vegan

39. Banana Breakfast Cookies – For the Love of Food

40. Broccoli & Cheese Breakfast Muffins – End of the Fork

41. No Bake Granola Bars – For the Love of Food

42. Savory Rosemary Spiced Nuts – The Rising Spoon

43. Homemade Cheese Crackers – Doodle Craft Blog

44. Chunky Peanut Butter Banana Protein Granola – My Plantiful Cooking

45. Sweet Potato and Apple Fruit Leather – Learning and Yearning

46. Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Spice Amish Friendship Bread – For the Love of Food

47. Rosemary Roasted Cashews – Salt and Baker

48. No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Bars – Vegan Huggs

49. Apple Chips – The Belly Rules the Mind

50. Chocolate Chia Bliss Balls – The Flavor Bender

51. Crockpot Fire Crackers – For the Love of Food

52. Cinnamon Roll Popcorn – Salt and Baker

53. Quinoa Parmesan Crisps – From a Chef’s Kitchen

54. Nana’s Super Simple Seasoned Ritz Bits Crackers – Cooking with Carlee

55. Cake Batter Puppy Chow – Fresh April Flours

56. Gluten Free Four-Ingredient Cheerio Bars – Hunny I’m Home DIY

57. Movie Night Snack Necklaces – For the Love of Food

58. Trail Mix Energy Cookies – Dishing Out Health

59. 5 Minute Cheese Snack Mix – Recipes from a Pantry

60. Salted Caramel Protein Bliss Balls – Fit Meal Ideas

61. Spiced Lemon Roasted Chickpeas – The Food Blog

62. Jell-O Candy Popcorn – For the Love of Food

63. Chewy Raspberry Apple Granola Bars – Amy’s Healthy Baking

64. Dilly Ranch Snack Mix – Cooking with Carlee

NEW!

65.  Kids DIY SnackleBox – For the Love of Food

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Today, March 14th, is Pi Day. It is a day to celebrate the mathematical constant pi (π) and of course,  eat lots of pie!

I love pie (who doesn’t?) and I enjoy baking and eating them often. So it’s no surprise  I have over 30 recipes for both sweet and savory pies on the blog.

Today I’m sharing them with y’all in honor of Pi Day!

I love making quiche and casserole type pies for brunch and dinner and baking dessert pies for a sweet treat, so I have included both categories below.

Check them out and comment with your favorite!

I see many more pies in my future so be sure to check back for new pie recipes soon.

Sweet Pies

1. Chocolate Lovers Mississippi Mud Pie 

2. Southern Pecan Pie with Bourbon Whipped Cream

3. Mini S’mores Pudding Pies 

4. Texas Sweet Tea Pie 

5. Kentucky Derby Pie 

6. Chocoholic Peanut Butter Pie 

7. As You Wish Glazed Cherry Hand Pies 

8. Frozen Pink Lemonade Pie 

9. Mile High Fresh Strawberry Pie 

10. Mini Fruit Pies 

11. Stars and Stripes Cherry and Blueberry Pie 

12. Homemade Key Lime Pie 

13. Indulgent Peanut Butter Pie

14. Blueberry Maple & Raspberry Crumb Pies

15. Banoffee Pie 

16. Nantucket Cranberry Pecan Pie

17. Harvest Butternut Squash Pie 

18. Vintage Molasses Soofly Pie

Savory Pies

1. Deep Dish Ham and Gouda Quiche 

2. Harvest Chicken Pot Pies in Pumpkin Bowls 

3. Spooky Shepherds Pie 

4. Irish Steak and Mushroom Pie 

5. Honey Dijon Chicken Salad Pie 

6. Budget Spaghetti Pie 

7. Creamy Crab Quiche 

8. Cheeseburger Mini Pies 

9. Bacon Cheddar Mini Quiche 

10. Turkey Florentine Quiche 

11. Green Eggs and Ham Quiche 

12. Easter Brunch Quiche Lorraine 

13. Brunch Soufflé Quiche 

14. Four Cheese Broccoli Quiche

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Believe it or not this butter baked cod really does taste like lobster!

Even if you are not a fan of fish, give this easy recipe a try and I promise you will think you are eating a fancy broiled lobster tail instead of an affordable -and kid friendly- filet of fish!

Print

Poor Man's Lobster

Ingredients

• 4 boneless cod filets 5-8oz
• 4 cups water
• 3/4 cup sugar
• 1 1/2 tbsp salt
• 6 tbsp butter divided
• 1/2 lemon
• 1 tsp paprika

Instructions

• Preheat your broiler.
• In a bowl mix together water, sugar, and salt then add to a large skillet.
• Place fish filets in the skillet and bring to a boil over medium high heat.
• Boil for 3 to 5 minutes depending on the thickness of the cod fillet.
• Remove fish from water and place on lined pan.
• Brush with melted butter and season with paprika.
• Broil for about 7 minutes on low until fish flakes easily with a fork.
• Brush with more butter and juice from 1/2 lemon and serve.

In a bowl mix together water, sugar, and salt then add to a large skillet.

Place fish filets in the skillet and bring to a boil over medium high heat for 3-5 minutes.

1. Remove fish from water and place on lined pan.

Brush with melted butter and season with paprika.

Broil for about 7 minutes on low until fish flakes easily with a fork.

How delicious does this look?!

Brush with more butter and juice from 1/2 lemon.

Serve with rice and veggies and enjoy!

I am still amazed by this dish! No fishy taste at all and has the taste and texture of lobster!

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It’s been another delicious year!

 I am excited to share my Top 10 Favorite Recipes of 2020 with y’all today! These are my most viewed posts on the blog from all of last year.

Thanks so much for reading my blog and cooking and sharing my recipes. It means the world to me.

Here’s to more Happy Cooking in 2021!

10. Crispy Buffalo Chicken Wings in the Crock-Pot 

It’s game day and spicy buffalo wings are on the menu! This recipe is easy and delicious- cooked in the Crock-Pot and crisped up in the broiler.

9. Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Spice Amish Friendship Bread 

I’m sharing my favorite fall flavored chocolate pumpkin bread for gift giving along with a printable recipe!

8. Deep Dish Ham and Gouda Quiche

We had lots of Easter ham leftover so I created this tasty Deep Dish Ham and Gouda Quiche for dinner! My kids love egg pie, as they call it, and I love that it’s easy to prepare and you can add just about anything to it!

7. Crockpot Mississippi Pot Roast 

Looking for an easy weeknight recipe? This Crock-Pot Mississippi Pot Roast has only 5 ingredients and tastes amazing! It is tender, falls apart easily, and everyone always wants seconds.

6. Chinese Restaurant Style Egg Drop Soup 

This quick and easy soup recipe tastes just like your favorite Chinese restaurant version but made at home!

5. Pioneer Women’s Roasted Thanksgiving Turkey 

This tried a true recipe from the Pioneer Woman is a favorite of mine because it is slow cooked with an herb butter rub. This makes it perfectly browned, amazingly juicy, and absolutely delicious! You will love this no fuss roasted Thanksgiving turkey and so will your dinner guests!  

4. Starbucks Medicine Ball Tea 

One of my favorite coffee shop drinks during the cool months is the Medicine Ball Tea from Starbucks. It is the perfect lemony warm drink if you are feeling under the weather and now I am sharing the recipe for you to make it at home!

3. Copycat Chili’s Queso Dip

I recreated one of my favorite cheesy restaurant dips at home and it turned out delicious! Served in a warm skillet, this Queso Dip is a must have appetizer for parties and game day!

2. Pineapple Quarantine Cake  

This cake is a new favorite of ours not only because it tastes great but also because it is made with just 2 ingredients!
We call it Pineapple Quarantine Cake because all you need are pantry ready ingredients and it uses no eggs, milk, or butter. 

And my #1 most viewed recipe from 2020 was….

Easy Cheesy Funeral Potatoes 

Funeral Potatoes aka Party Potatoes are a popular comfort food dish from the Midwest. Serve this crowd pleasing recipe during the holidays this year. It goes great with any meal.

Thanks again to YOU for reading, sharing, and supporting my blog.

I can’t wait to share many more tasty creations with y’all in 2021!

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Happy New Year!

We make a traditional lucky New Years meal every year including roasted cabbage. This year I made my Mama’s Hoppin John and this delicious Roasted Cabbage. 

Tender cabbage is oven roasted with onions, carrots, butter, and spices to make a healthy and flavorful side dish.

These simple baked veggies go well with most meals.

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Roasted Cabbage and Carrots

Ingredients

• 1 large head cabbage cut into wedges
• 1 yellow onion sliced
• 4 carrots peeled and sliced
• 1 cup chicken broth
• 1/4 cup butter cubed
• seasonings to taste I use garlic salt and cracked black pepper

Instructions

• Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
• Arrange the cabbage wedges in a 9x13 baking dish or a baking sheet with raised sides.
• Add carrots and onions around the cabbage.
• Pour the chicken broth into the pan.
• Sprinkle the butter over the cabbage and season liberally.
• Cover with foil and bake for 45 minutes.
• Remove the aluminum foil and cook for an additional 15 minutes to brown slightly.
• Serve warm and enjoy.

Notes

Adapted from Dinner at the Zoo blog.

Peel and slice cabbage, onions, and carrots.

Arrange the cabbage wedges in a baking dish.

Add carrots and onions around the cabbage.

Pour the chicken broth into the pan.
Sprinkle the butter over the cabbage and season liberally. I use garlic salt and cracked pepper.

Cover with foil and bake for 45 minutes at 375 degrees.

Remove the aluminum foil and cook for an additional 15 minutes to brown slightly. 

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It’s been another delicious year!

 I am excited to share my Top 10 Favorite Recipes of 2019 with y’all today! These are my most viewed posts on the blog from all of last year.

Thanks so much for reading my blog and cooking and sharing my recipes. It means the world to me.

Here’s to more Happy Cooking in 2020!

10. Pecan Grape Salad

I bet you, just like me, cannot get enough of this creamy fruit salad.

Pecan Grape Salad is a spring dish that can be a side dish or dessert and is mixed together in minutes with just a few ingredients!

9. Uncle Mike’s Lump Crab Cakes with Remoulade

This recipe always reminds me of my home state of Florida. My Uncle makes the best crab cakes around and today I am sharing how to make them!

8. The Very Best Chicken Enchiladas

Creamy and extra cheesy, these hearty chicken enchiladas are a family favorite!

7. Sparkling Strawberry Peach Punch 

This spring drink is fruity, fizzy, and fun! It’s sweet and delicious and has no alcohol so the whole family can enjoy.

6. Turkey Veggie Chili | Panera Bread Copycat Recipe

A hearty soup inspired by my favorite chili at Panera Bread. Chock full of veggies, beans, and turkey and cooked in the Crock-Pot for an easy meal to warm you up!

5. Easy Crock-Pot Corned Beef 

Slow cooked all day, this is hands down the most tender, flavorful corned beef brisket you will ever eat! Serve with my favorite Southern Fried Cabbage and enjoy.

4. Crock-Pot Blackberry Glazed Ham 

All you need are 3 ingredients for this holiday ham! Perfectly cooked in just a few hours in the Crock-Pot, this Blackberry Glazed Ham is so good it may just be my new signature holiday ham!

3. 3 Ingredient Crock-Pot Roasted Turkey 

Christmas dinner was a breeze this year with this 3 ingredient Crock-Pot Roasted Turkey. It is my go to family dinner recipe now when we are entertaining!

2. Creamy Crab Quiche 

This creamy, cheesy, and delicious Crab Quiche was devoured by my seafood loving family! Also try it with shrimp or lobster for a tasty twist!

1. Paula Deen’s Green Bean Casserole

 This casserole is everything you crave in a comfort food dish: creamy, cheesy, and oh so good!

Thanks again to YOU for reading, sharing, and supporting my blog.

I can’t wait to share many more tasty creations with y’all in 2020!

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Looking for fun ideas for a Christmas or Grinch themed party?

Check out this roundup of over 90 Grinch themed recipes and crafts that even the grumpiest Grinch will enjoy!

Scroll down to check out recipes and crafts from my blog and my fellow bloggers and be sure to comment below with your favorites.

Recipes:

1. Grumpy Grinch Punch – For the Love of Food

2. Grinch White Chocolate Mint Fudge – Sweet Recipeas

3. Grinch Cookies with Fur Frosting – Finding Zest

4. Kid-Approved Christmas Grinch Punch – Raising Whasians

5. Grinch Rice Krispie Treat Pops – Our Wabisabi Life

6. Grinch Crinkle Cookies – Mommy Musings

7. Easy Grinch – 3 Boys and a Dog

8. Grinch-Style Pistachio Meltaway Cookies – Sizzling Eats

9. Grinch Shaped Cookies – Everyday Best

10. Crockpot Candy Grinch Cookies – Coupon Cravings

11. No-Bake Grinch Cookies – Coffee with Us 3

12. Easy Grinch Inspired Spinach Pesto Pasta – Tales of a Tired Mom

13. Grinch Twinkies – The Tiptoe Fairy

14. Grinched Eggs – For the Love of Food

15. Grinch Cookie Dough Bites in Crinkle Cookie Cups – Nerdy Mamma

16. Grinch Snowball Cookies – The Soccer Mom Blog

17. Disturbingly Charming Grinch Cookies for Christmas – Redhead Baby Mama

18. Mr. Grinch Green Hot Chocolate – The Parent Spot

19. Lemon Lime Grinch Cocktail – The Toasty Kitchen

20. Grinch Cocktail – Our Wasabi Life

21. Grinch Peanut Butter Snack Mix – Really Are You Serious

22. Grinch Punch – Eating on a Dime

23. Red & Green Grinch Christmas Cookies – Mommyhood Life

24. Grinch Christmas Jello Shots – The Soccer Mom Blog

25. Grinch Cake Mix Crinkle Cookies – 3 Boys and a Dog

26. Minty Grinch Dip – Who Needs a Cape

27. Grinch Donuts – For the Love of Food

28. Grinch Jello Snack Cups – Wondermom Wannabe

29. Grinch Brownies – The Monday Box

30. Grinch Fudge Topped Brownies – Big Bear’s Wife

31. Non-Alcoholic Christmas Grinch Punch – Crayons and Cravings

32. Grinch Fruit Kabobs – When is Dinner

33. Grinch Heart Sandwich Cookies – Strawberry Blondie Kitchen

34. Grinch Matcha Smoothie – Natalie’s Health

35. Grinch Holiday Snack Mix – For the Love of Food

36. Grinch Sugar Cookie Bars – Nerdy Mamma

37. Mint Grinch Cookies – Consumer Queen

38. Grinch Snow Cones – Mom Always Finds Out

39. Heart Shaped Grinch Rice Krispie Treats – Ruffles and Rainboots

40. Grinch Celery Snacks – The Inspiration Edit

41. Grinch Buttermint Cupcakes – Sweet Recipeas

42. Grinch Cinnamon Rolls – This Ole Mom

43. Grinch Sugar Cookies – Mommy Made That

44. Decorated Grinch Cookies – The Monday Box

45. Grinch Jello Parfait – For the Love of Food

46. Grinch Pretzel Snacks – Wondermom Wannabe

47. Grinch Popcorn Mix – Recipes from a Pantry

48. Grinch Sugar Cookie Bars – Wine and Glue

49. Grinch Christmas Cake Balls – Natural Beach Living

50. Grinch Hot Vanilla Milk – Two Sisters Crafting

51. Grinch Marshmallow Pops – The Decorated Cookie

52. Green Grinch Hot Chocolate –  For the Love of Food

53. Paleo Grinch Cookies – Unbound Wellness

54. Realistic Looking Grinch Guacamole Dip – Kudos Kitchen by Renee

55. Slice ‘N’ Bake Grinch Cookies – Big Bear’s Wife

56. Mint Chocolate Chip Grinch Cookies – Operation 40K

57. Grinch Nutter Butters – Nerdy Mamma

Crafts:

1. Grinch Handprint Christmas Stockings – For the Love of Food 

2. Grinch Christmas Bath Salts – Ruffles and Rainboots

3. Grinch Christmas Slime – The Best Ideas for Kids

4. Grinch Inspired Stocking Wall Hanger – Michelle J Designs

5. Grinch Bath Bombs with Homemade Soap Hearts – Steam Powered Family

6. Paper Plate Grinch Craft – Simple Everyday Mom

7. Easy DIY Grinch Ornament – Mommy Made That

8. Grinch Pills Treat Bag with Printable Bag Topper – Long Wait for Isabella

9. How to Grow the Grinch’s Heart with a Chemical Reaction STEM Activity – Team Cartwright

10. Toilet Paper Roll Grinch Craft – Simple Everyday Mom

11. Free Grinch SVG Files – Ruffles and Rainboots

12. Grinch’s Heart Craft – Non-Toy Gifts

13. Grinch Playdough – Natural Beach Living

14. DIY Grinch Ornament Set – Ruffles and Rainboots

15. Grinch Movie Night Set-Up – Aileen Cooks

16. Grinch Handprint Craft – Simple Everyday Mom

17. Cindy Lou Who Hair Tutorial – Super Coupon Lady

18. Grinch Fingerprint Decorated Ornaments – For the Love of Food

19. Handprint Grinch Card – Non-Toy Gifts

20. DIY Grinch Pipe Cleaner Christmas Tree – Mommy Made That

21. The Grinch Printable Popcorn Boxes – Ruffles and Rainboots

22. Paper Plate Grinch’s Heart Craft – Non-Toy Gifts

23. DIY Candy Filled Grinch Ornament – Jolynne Shane

24. DIY Grinch Hand Print Ornament – Midget Momma

25. Grinch Themed Day – Our Surprise Dates

26. Upcycled Grinch Vase – This Mama Loves

27. Grinch Dust Recipe and Printable Tags – For the Love of Food

28. Grinch’s Heart Christmas Ornament – Coffee Cups and Crayons

29. The Grinch Clip Art Set – Party with Unicorns

30. Glitter Grinch Slime – My Joyfilled Life

31. Grinch Inspired Glasses – Michelle J Designs

32. DIY Grinch Christmas Bath Bombs – Lydi Out Loud

33. Easy, DIY Grinch Decoration Made with Dollar Store Supplies – Leap of Faith Crafting

34. Countdown to Christmas Grinch Printable – Three Little Ferns

35. Funny DIY Grinch Sign Decoration – Michelle J Designs

36. Popsicle Stick Grinch Craft – Today’s Creative Ideas

37. DIY Grinch Inspired Wreath – Ann’s Entitled Life

Also check out my Christmas Grinch Gift Guide for 2021!

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It’s National Potato Day!

Print

Baked Tornado Potatoes

Ingredients

• 4 small-medium potatoes {I recommend Yukon gold}
• oil for basting
• 1/4 cup seasoning blend of choice

Instructions

• If using wooden skewers, soak them in water for at least 20 minutes before they go in the oven.
• Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
• Skewer potatoes and use a knife to spiral cut them by holding the knife at an angle and rotating the potato to make spiral slices {but not cutting all the way through}.
• Gently stretch the slices along the skewer.
• Brush potatoes all over with oil then cover with seasoning.
• Place on a lined baking sheet.
• Bake for 45 minutes, flipping over half way through.
• Serve warm with ketchup or sour cream for dipping.

Notes

You can use any potato but I found small/med potatoes like Yukon Gold and Red are easier to cut and spiral. Large baker potatoes were much harder to skewer and cut thin before baking. Also if you use a larger potato adjust your cooking time accordingly.

If using wooden skewers, soak them in water for at least 20 minutes before they go in the oven.

Skewer potatoes and position in the center of each skewer.

Now use a thin knife to spiral cup the potatoes.

Hold the knife at an angle and rotate the potato to make spiral slices
{but not cutting all the way through}.

Gently stretch the slices along the skewer.

Brush potatoes all over with oil.

Now cover with seasoning. I like garlic salt blends, barbecue maple, or lemon pepper.

Place on a lined baking sheet.

 Bake for 45 minutes at 350 degrees, flipping over half way through.

Serve warm with ketchup or sour cream for dipping.

Happy National Potato Day!

Check out all of the delicious potato recipes we made for the occasion:

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