Church window cookies are a classic treat around the holidays. They look like stained glass windows once they are sliced. These no-bake cookies are super easy to make and have only a few ingredients. They are a combination of chocolate, butter, marshmallows and coconut with the option of adding toasted nuts as well. These little gems look perfect on your cookie tray for the holidays. Although they are called cookies, church window cookies are actually more of a candy in the traditional sense. They are a flexible treat as well. If you don’t like nuts or have allergy concerns, just…
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These soft ginger cookies are a family Christmastime favorite. They are soft, chewy and flavorful. You can even adjust the amount of ginger to suit your palalte. If you want a spicier ginger cookie I recommend using the maximum suggested amount, but feel free to use the minimum. You still…
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Pulled pork mac & cheese is the perfect combination of two comfort meals coming together in one. It is an easy meal to make with leftover pulled pork or if you have an Instant Pot you can whip up some fresh pulled pork in just a matter of minutes. The…
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This hot spinach dip is a creamy and delicious blend of spinach, three cheeses and some extra seasonings. Baked to perfection and serve with some crusty bread, crackers or veggie sticks for dipping. It makes a perfect appetizer for the holidays or when you have company over. It’s quick to…
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Scalloped potatoes are easy. They may seem like a bit of work, but they really aren’t much more work than making mashed potatoes. Okay, so you need to thinly slice the potatoes once they are peeled (or you could just wash them and skip the peeling altogether, it’s up to…
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This Christmas morning wifesaver casserole is just that, a wife saver (lifesaver). It’s perfect for Christmas morning when there is so much going on in the house. Layers of bread, ham and cheese topped with crushed cornflakes or Special K cereal then baked to perfection and enjoy! Most of the…