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and the winner is Comment #17 from Laurel09 Congratulations Laurel09. I have sent you an e-mail.
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I know you want to move along quickly so that you have time to enter all of the awesome giveaways so I will make this quick and easy.
A little bit about my blog: I have been absent for a long time but I am using this giveaway oportunity to get my blog started again. I love to blog about my family, sewing, knitting, spinning, crafting, cooking, baking, and our animals. Our new farm will be featured often as we learn to take care of this land and our new animals.
I bet you want to know what you can win :)
Up for grabs is a set of 2 lovely dinosaur themed burb cloths for that special baby in your life.
You have two opportunities to win but you don't have to do both :) I know you are in a hurry.
1. For one entry please leave a blog comment telling me about your favorite holiday tradition or a quick recipe that you can type from memory.
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24 comments:
One of my favorite holiday traditions is baking cookies for my kids and husband and sometimes I give some away as gifts.
I started following you.
We love baking cookies as a family and bringing them to neighbors and friends.
One of our favorite holiday traditions is to drive through the neighborhoods on Christmas eve to see all the luminaries that are welcoming Christmas.
I am a new follower.
I don't celebrate the holidays, but spending time with family is always lovely.
My favorite holiday tradition is making tamales with friends and family. Thanks for the chance to win!
suzanne dot jourdan at gmail dot com
I am following on Google homepage
I made some super yummy snacks yesterday that my family ate way to quickly!
Put peanut butter between 2 cheese-it crackers and coat with melted chocolate. I think you're supposed to wait for the chocolate to harden before serving but i know a bunch didn't make it that long at my house.
I am following you on google reader.
Winter is a great time for the famliy to put together puzzles. so many great conversations during those times.
jjjcwebb at hotmail dot com
I love driving around and looking at all the Christmas lights!
peachstateme (at) hotmail (dot) com
Mmm, recipe...For snacks we like to melt some butter, a pat or two, in a sauce pan then add a few cups of cornflakes or cheerio's. In this case do not use the brand name, at least for the cheerio's, because they have a slight coating of sugar which turns gross. Then you toss them around in it and it's toasty and crunchy and delicious. If you want to vary it you can add a dash of garlic or onion powder or parmesan cheese.
i make an apple pie from my brain...
crust:
1 cup o butter
2 1/4 cups flour
scant cup of cold water
filling:
apples
lil lemon juice
lots of brown sugar and cinnamon
a little bit of flour
(coat apples with sugar, flour, cinn mix before you toss them in the pie crust)
dot with butter ~2Tbls
Bake in oven around 400 F for 45 to 60 mins.
YUMMMMO
I love decorating the Christmas tree on the day after Thanksgiving while listening to Handel's Messiah.
Besides baking (of course), I love to drive around with the kids at night looking at the lights and decorations.
rach62803 at yahoo dot com
Going to the tree farm to pick out our live tree is an important tradition for us! Recipe -- easy fresh bread. Mix together 3 cups of flour, some salt, and one packet of dry yeast. Mix. Stir in 1.5 cups of warm water and stir together. Dough will be rough. Set aside in covered bowl for 4-12 hours. When you return to the dough, put an empty dutch oven into an oven and preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Fold the dough over a few times (you may want to sprinkle on flour at this step) and then let it sit for approximately 30 minutes. Drop into hot dutch oven and put the lid on. Bake for 20-30 minutes with lid on and then remove the lid and bake 10 minutes longer. You will have delicious bread with a crisp crackly crust. I love it!
I LOVE opening up new pajamas on Christmas Eve- they're always so comfy and they make Christmas Morning pictures SO much better!
I'm a GFC follower- Kylie C.
when my mom made pie, she always made extra crust and would roll it into little strips and spread a little butter and some cinnamon sugar, then rolls the pieces up like little mini cinnamon rolls. They were so yummy, and we got to eat them hot out of the oven!I do this too when I have extra pie crust now :)
Baking lots of holiday treats!
Here's a link for a recipe: http://www.danamadeit.com/2011/11/recipe-double-dark-chocolate-pomegranate-cookies.html
DELICIOUS!!!!
My favorite tradition is the get up early on one Sat (or vacation day) in Dec and bake "all" day ... I usually poop out around 3pm :)
Congrats on starting up the blog again! I know it's a lot of work!
My favorite tradition is having cinnamon rolls baked in the shape of a tree on Christmas morning.
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