holiday recipes

I blogged about the unique holiday cookie exchange that I did recently and everyone seemed to like the idea.  Well, here's another idea that I think is grand and wonder why it wasn't thought of sooner!  A holiday recipe exchange!  Thanks to the Duluth Public Library you can get some new recipes your family will love that has been tested and loved by another family.  Who wants to share?

Fall is a favorite season of many people for lots of different reasons.  Some love the fact that they don't have to deal with summer's heat and humidity and instead wake up to cool crisp mornings.  Some anticipate the colored foliage and others are busy picking their pro-football teams on their boards...

You can feel the excitement in the Northland of the upcoming 4th of July holiday. It's a wonder we can get any work done.  If you're like me you're busy working on the menu for the picnic, let me help with a delicious easy dessert from Taste of Home that add to the decor of your picnic buffet table.

Unless you have a dedicated dining room in your home like Glensheen, if you plan on having several guests for the holidays the best way to serve your goodies is with a buffet table.  The Christmas holiday makes for an easy buffet table with both foods and decoration.

I have made my own peanut butter cups before (recipe link below), but not in shapes to commemorate a holiday.  These peanut butter eggs from Taste of Home are darling and will brighten up your holiday table this year.  You can include the family when making them and start your memories of Easter 2014 early!

I was cleaning the basement this past week-end which meant going through my recipes and moving them and the cookbooks across the room.  I came across a recipe I thought you'd enjoy making & eating because we can only find eggnog at this time of the year.  I got the recipe from Sue, a B105 listener years ago.  Sue, I still have it!!!!  It's easy, yummy and a way to use up that jug of eggnog. Re