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Category Archives: great for kids

Who wants a Nutella sangwich?

Sometime on or around July 9th, I received a fairly large package from Lyns on my doorstep. I knew she was sending me something, I just wasn’t sure what. I expected more cupcake materials; liners, sprinkles, etc. Lyns always spoils me. But when I opened it, I saw this: a Fred Cakewich silicone bake pan! [...]

Trick or treat!

My jack-o-lantern for this year, Happy Halloween! … Last year I shared my recipe for pumpkin muffins that use up the cut-out pieces of the jack-o-lantern. I’ve been making them since I was in Kindergarten, the recipe is actually courtesy of my Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Blach. This year, I’ll share a recipe for toasted pumpkin [...]

The proof is in the (chocolate) pudding.

I love chocolate pudding. As a kid, I loved butterscotch the best, and I still like it, but  this here post is about chocolate. That is, I should say, I like it when I actually have the opportunity to eat pudding, which is rare. I don’t eat store bought pudding nor do I buy it, [...]

Biscuit doughnuts.

What? Yes, donuts made of biscuits. In the words of Homer Simpson: “Mmm… donuts.” Does it matter what kind? No. Glazed, chocolate, Boston Cream, cinnamon, powdered sugar, who cares. Everything is better with doughnuts. Or donuts if you prefer to spell it that way. One of my favorite ladies in the world and one of [...]

The perfect pizza.

I decided the other day for Meatless Monday that I’d try out a new pizza dough recipe. I don’t eat that much meat, really, during an average week, and when I do, it’s chicken. I’ve pretty much cut out red meat for the most part, yes, I still cave in for a good, thick, juicy [...]