Cool off this summer with a delicious and creamy two-ingredient ice cream that requires no ice cream maker or hours of churning! RECIPE: Two-Ingredient Ice-Cream 1 can sweetened condensed milk 2 cups heavy cream There exist one disease cheapest viagra no prescription which is not so harmful and so people think of just managing with…Continue Reading “Creamy Two-Ingredient Ice Cream”
The Derby season has officially begun and the races are off for that most coveted grand prize. Not only is this the biggest day in the world of equestrian sports, but it’s also the perfect excuse to gather some of your closest friends and drink bourbon all day long. Not that we really need an…Continue Reading “Kentucky Derby Favorites”
Easter is just a few short weeks away, and that means Spring entertaining is basically upon us! I have been so excited to team up with Rebecca Gordon from Buttermilk Lipstick on a fabulous and festive Easter Egg Hunt Party to not only celebrate Easter but also, the season. Rebecca and I met over two…Continue Reading “Essential Easter Recipes”
An essential part of any proper Easter celebration is the allure of finding the ever elusive prize egg in an Easter Egg Hunt. So, why not host an Easter Egg Hunt party for children and adults alike this easter! Better yet, center the party around luscious desserts that serve as a sweet treat for guests,…Continue Reading “Host an Easter Egg Hunt”
Milk punch is a classic southern cocktail that can be made in about as many ways as one can imagine. A typical cocktail during the holiday season, give that punch a lighter, aromatic upgrade by using Lavender Extract and honey. A quick shake of the wrist and you have yourself a tasty cocktail that packs…Continue Reading “Lavender Milk Punch”
Sweet and tangy this chutney showcases all the wonderful peppery flavor of Shisito peppers which pairs perfectly with crunchy bacon and the sweetness of molasses. This chutney can be made in a matter of minutes but can be stored for quite a while in the refrigerator or, even packed into jars to enjoy throughout the…Continue Reading “Bacon & Shishito Pepper Chutney”
Fluffy buttermilk cornbread gets a bit of Japanese flair with Blistered Shishito peppers and sesame oil. I prefer a sweeter cornbread with a hint of pepper flavor. Top with crushed black peppercorns and sesame seeds as a hint to the flavor explosion your taste buds are about to enjoy! RECIPE: Shishito Pepper Buttermilk Cornbread Ingredients: serves…Continue Reading “Shishito Pepper Buttermilk Cornbread”
Blistered Shishito Peppers are a super quick and easy appetizer that requires nothing more than a hot pan, peppers, a pop of citrus, and some salt. Toss with some EVOO just before serving to avoid all that smokiness during the cooking process. Cast iron is the ideal pan to achieve a nice char. Blistered peppers…Continue Reading “Blistered Shishito Peppers”
Children and adults delight in finding gorgeously adorned eggs in a competitive egg hunt. But Easter eggs are not just for hunting. What could be any more festive than an overflowing basket of eggs on a holiday table? Classic pastel eggs, compliment the colors of the vintage quilt so well. However, one is not limited…Continue Reading “Four Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs”
In keeping with the single rose theme, place a single rose as the crowning star of an artificial or preserved arrangement. I am no advocate for faux flowers, but there are some high-quality specimens out there. Consider repurposing faux flowers in an arrangement by grouping them together monochromatically with their love counterparts. With a bit…Continue Reading “Grocery Store Bouquet: Gilded Rose Arrangement”