We have spent the most wonderful couple of days up in the mountains. We have been hiking, relaxing by the fire, watching movies and eating lots and lots. Growing up, my mother would always serve Sara Lee’s Butter Streusel Coffee Cake as a side for breakfast when we had a house party up here. She […]
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!! We had a debate this morning at work whether or not you had to be Irish to participate in St. Patrick’s day. Clearly, only the people who were not wearing green thought that their non Irish lineage made them exempt which was ignored completely. And, despite the rain and cold and […]
We are on day 6 with the 5 kids, and I can’t believe how smoothly it is going. Don’t get me wrong, I am exhausted, but so far, they are all alive, do not seem sleep deprived or malnourished and in general are pretty happy. I could totally handle this every day- no, no I […]
One of the easiest and best breakfasts is to make a German pancake. First they are delicious, second they poof which is fun to watch at any age, but especially for kids (I am talking really poofy if you are lucky), and third you can serve it with anything- fruit, syrup, powdered sugar, nutella etc. […]
Great New Cookbook- 25 Quick & Easy Gluten Free Desserts
Posted in Breads, Breakfast, Cooking, Desserts, Dinner, Fun on Feb 11th, 2014
I feel very fortunate to be able to eat wheat or flour or whatever it is that causes people Celiac disease, and I have not had much experience with eating or cooking gluten free. However, after spending some time with friends who suffer from Celiac disease, I thought I should add some gluten free recipes […]
Tomorrow morning I am running my first ever race, the Folly Beach “Save the Lighthouse” half marathon. Here is a picture of the lighthouse- who wouldn’t want to save that! I am getting fairly nervous as it has been snowing and icing since Tuesday which means that I have not gone for a run since […]
It is supposed to snow in Charleston tomorrow. People are initiating emergency guidelines. We are preparing for total shut down for the forecasted one inch of snow. I haven’t heard anything yet about potential school closings, but I am getting prepared to have a rambunctious 10 year old home from school either tomorrow or Wednesday. […]
In the last two days, trailers for new television shows about South Carolina have been aired. Please please please do not believe that South Carolina is anything like what is depicted in these shows. The first one I saw (and I have been hearing about this upcoming show for a while) is called Southern Charm […]
I did not grow up with Nutella, and I actually only tried it about two years ago. It was ok, but I didn’t love it. I have never bought Nutella nor made anything with Nutella and to be honest, I don’t really get it. Is it healthy chocolate because friends I know who are real […]
I am not sure what Thanksgiving is like in your family, but we usually eat our meal in the late afternoon. I like this because it gives everyone plenty of time to do what they need/want to do beforehand. Corby has a tradition of going for a Thanksgiving day bicycle ride which is usually 40-50 […]
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