I don't know about you, but I get excited about fall decorating. T he change of colors is always so pretty and fall just feels like such a cozy season. One of my other favorite things about fall is all of the wonderful scents. Ahhh, the crisp fall air! There’s something so magical about it, and it’s the perfect time of year to enjoy all of the delicious aromas that come with the season. The rich spices like ground cinnamon and cloves bring a warmth to the air that can’t be denied. Whether you’re cozying up to a fire, baking a delicious treat, or just taking in the sights and smells of the season, the crisp fall air, the rich spices, fresh apples, ground cinnamon, and cloves are all sure to bring a smile to your face. What's not to l ove?! DIY simmer pots are a great way to make your home smell amazing with no added chemicals or artificial fragrances. The scent of apple pie will fill your home in no time! It only takes a few minutes and it really does make th...
***UPDATED 1/27/24*** I stumbled upon this Birthday Cake Box for the needy on Pinterest and thought what a fabulous idea. It’s super quick & easy to make and donate to the food pantry/people in need. The Dollar Tree and Walmart have the cake mixes and frosting for just over $1 and lots of paper products and inexpensive party supplies. For just under $10 you can make them for your local shelter or food pantry. Kids get a kick out of helping and it also makes a great service project for scout groups and church ministry groups. Here's what you need to make a Birthday Cake Box: 9x13 Disposable aluminum foil pan with a lid, it's helpful to have the lid for packaging and delivering purposes. 1 box of cake mix, any flavor you like 1 can of lemon-lime soda (in case the recipient doesn’t have eggs or oil) Birthday candles You can add birthday napkins, candles, a banner, etc. Did you know that you can make a delicious cake out of nothing but a box of ...
As I was looking for my bread machine book recently, the drawer was such a mess that I decided to clean it out. While cleaning out the drawer I found this Milk and Honey Bread recipe for bread makers. It sounded so good I had to try it. So, I got my bread machine out, and low and behold the book was inside the machine. Too late, I had already decided to try this recipe. Besides, if this recipe flopped, I had time to make my regular bread. Milk and Honey Bread Recipe Ingredients : 1 cup plus 1 TBS milk 3 TBS honey (I used my husband’s honey, Pop’s Bees ) 3 TBS butter (melted) 1.5 teaspoons salt 3 cups bread flour 2 teaspoons active dry yeast (not bread machine yeast) Instructions : Add ingredients to the bread machine pan in the order recommended by your bread machine manufacturer. Settings: Basic with Medium crust Size: 1.5 lb This bread turned out GREAT!! As you ...
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