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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Continue ReadingIf you have a loaf of day old bread, preferably French bread, then this coconut bread pudding recipe is a must try for sure. If you are like me and hate to waste food, then this recipe is for you. I bought a loaf of French bread with one thing…
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Continue ReadingPassionfruit Macaroon Bars
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Continue ReadingChana Masala otherwise known as chickpea curry is a vegetarian Indian curry that is warm aromatic and delicious. You can make it less spicy if you want, it’s totally up to you how hot to make it. Serve it over rice with a nice warm naan bread or paratha to…
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Continue ReadingThis creamy yet low carb Coconut cauliflower curry is a vegetarian delight. It is hearty yet comforting and full of flavor. It is a perfect dinner for a busy weeknight but fancy enough for a special occasion. It takes only around half an hour to put this dish on the…
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Continue ReadingHummingbird bread or loaf is a Southern Classic that is a blend of traditional banana bread and carrot cake – well, minus the carrots. With the addition of coconut and pineapple to banana bread you get a delicious loaf that is the best of both worlds. It is a cake,…