These individual Upside Down Caramel Apple Biscuits are easy to make and wonderful to serve by themselves or top with a scoop of ice cream.
By now I’m sure you’ve seen Santa Claus all over the place, but have you seen him this way? Only in Southern California! (I wonder if he’s delivering the car to someone?)
If you are planning to stay in a hotel this holiday season, you might not be as safe as you think you are. Watch this short video to see how thieves can break into your room in seconds with a homemade tool.
How fun for children to wake up to Santa’s footprints! Trace a large pair of men’s boots onto paper or newspaper then cut out. Use as a stencil to sprinkle secret non-melting snow and magic dust (baking soda and glitter) to create Santa’s footprints in front of your fireplace or by your Christmas tree.
If it’s snowing where you are, gather family and friends and make this fun upside down snowman!
This amazing Creme Brulee Fudge will be a favorite to serve to guests or wrap up for treats to give away. Incredibly tasty and wonderfully different.
Colored lunch bags make great holiday treat bags or cut out a design, fill with sand, add an electric candle or real candle to create beautiful holiday luminaries.
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Paperwhites are beautiful bulbs that are often forced to bloom around the holidays. As Paperwhites begin to grow as soon as they are planted, you will have amazing, fragrant flowers in 3-4 weeks. Paperwhite bulbs are easy to force as they do not require chilling to promote flowering.
Paperwhites need only 3” of root room so shallow containers will work well like shown in the photo above. Pretty glass or ceramic bowls are ideal. For one-of-a-kind presentations, scout antique stores and estate sales for unusual containers. You can plant Paperwhites in soil, glass marbles, pebbles or even tumbled beach glass. Because these flowers are usually discarded or transplanted after they have flowered, the planting medium doesn’t need to supply any nutrients for the plant.
I love the picture of this martini and admit, I had to find the recipe to see what the snowball looking thing was in the cocktail. Turns out it’s Douglas Fir Sorbet. Who knew there was such a thing? Turns out you have to make it yourself and that’s a little more work than I think I will ever do for a cocktail. I’m not sure where I’d find Douglas Fir fronds in Southern California, but it does look interesting.
How cute are these holiday bird feeders in the shape of a snowman or a penguin? Available for a limited time, these are a great addition to your yard or give as a fun holiday gift idea. Order from Wild Birds Unlimited.
