Wordless Wednesday

Hello all, today I wanted to share an older picture that I took.

Wordless Wednesday

Readers You Pick Recipe

For the longest time I've been trying to think of a topic that I can do continuously. I finally came up with an idea that, I hope, everyone will enjoy.

Every three months I'll post a new recipe. However there is a catch. You, my wonderful readers, have to come up with the ingredients.  Now, they have to be ingredients that you would find in desserts. You post one ingredient in the comments of the post about the You Pick for those three months. The first 5 ingredients in the comments will be the ones in the recipe.

This is the first post. So, go ahead and leave a comment of and ingredient you would like to see in this recipe. The recipe will be posted in December and the next You Pick will be in January. Have fun. If you have any questions please let me know. Have a great week.

Welcome Fall with a Wreath

Hello, I hope you all are doing well this lovely Autumn Saturday.  I am, unfortunately,  trying to get over a cold. Other than that everything is going good. We are planning our daughter's birthday party. She will be 5 this year and the theme is Hello kitty. Hopefully I will remember to write a post about it.

Ok, lets get to this wreath. This is my first wreath that I have made so this will not be a tutorial.  I am planning on making the next one as a tutorial. I wanted to show it to all of you and hopefully hear what you think. Thanks for stopping by.

Brownies with Sprinkles

These brownies were a hit at our July 4th celebration. They a super easy and a great project to do with the kids.

Ingredients:

1. Your favorite brownie recipe or mix

2. 1 package marshmallow candy melts

3. Red and blue colored sugar

Instructions:

1. Make your favorite brownie recipe, I used Nestle's recipe,  and let them cool completely.

2. Melt the candy melts in a microwave in 30 second intervals until smooth.

3. Dip brownies in melts and place on a cookie sheet lined with wax paper. Sprinkle with colored sugar.

4. Let dry and enjoy.

My daughter had so much fun coloring the sugar. Thank you for stopping by. If you try any recipes please let me know what you think, and come back often.