8 Ways to Use Leftover Candy-Canes
Posted by Jessie DamuckWhat is more festive than a candy cane? Nothing! So year after year do you find yourself buying boxes to decorate the house and distribute to all the …
Posts Tagged ‘Christmas’
Cocktail O'Clock: Hot Buttered Rum
Posted by Jessie DamuckTo make spiced butter: Beat (1 stick) room-temperature unsalted butter, 1/2 cup packed dark-brown sugar, 2 teaspoons finely grated orange zest, 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 2 teaspoons fresh …
Cocktail O'Clock: Your New Go-To Holiday Punch
Posted by Jessie DamuckThe holiday season is a great time for cocktails– not that that the other seasons aren't– but I love the ingredients and flavors of Late Autumn and Winter. …
frosted Holiday cookies
Posted by Carla Lalli MusicLast night I paid the price for letting my first grader pick out the cookies he wanted me to make for his school holiday party. I was up …
EDF Loves: Okra Pickles
Posted by Heather MeldromMy heart goes pitter patter for—you guessed it—okra pickles! I was so excited to see these on the grocery store shelf all the way up here in New …
Christmas eve fish feast
Posted by Carla Lalli MusicThroughout Italy, Christmas Eve is celebrated with a 7-course fish feast, known as "La Vigilia." There are many schools of thought on why there are seven courses. Some …
Christmas Schmear
Posted by Carla Lalli MusicMy family has some funny traditions for Christmas. On Christmas Eve, we cook our hearts out and enjoy a multi-course Italian fish feast (I'll be blogging more about …
Hungarian Christmas Treats
Posted by Natalie NeuschNothing says Christmas like sausage and smoked meat—well, in my household at least. And even though I'm going home for the holidays, my mom sent me a care …
