ohhh…I’ve been baking this week. This is the Irish Soda Bread from my family recipe box. I shared the how to here along with a printable gift set. It is so easy to make…go on and try it!!!
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Yes, I am very Irish…with loads of beloved family traditions…one of which is Irish Soda Bread. I will be starting my celebrations a week early and I will be sharing our traditions with you. First, I have designed a Bit ‘o Green printable for YOU!!! It is one of my favorite Gifts in a Mason [...]
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With apple harvest time upon us, I love to visit the orchards in northern Georgia and pick my own apples. I can most of them to use through the winter…but I always make a pie, a cobbler and my spicy apple bread. A while ago I posted a Spice Apple Yeast Bread recipe. Today I [...]
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Banana Pudding is a weakness of mine…next to cherries anyway…banana pudding is my go to dessert. I have loved it since I was a child and my Aunt Faye used to make it for me. I loved (and still do) it warm…straight from the pan with a few banana slices thrown in. I still prefer [...]
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I was challenged this Labor Day weekend to create some food that could be cooked and enjoyed while camping. Simple enough except there was a major twist…I needed to use items I found at MurphyUSA in the recipes. MurphyUSA, if you don’t know already, is the home of cheap gas…not the usual source of camping [...]
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As I told you all here and here and here..I am the self-appointed evangelist for my new favorite drink – Clear American Naturally Sparkling Flavored Water from Walmart. I have converted everyone in my house, all my artsy/crafty girlfriends, neighbors, my card club and anyone else who will take a sip. I fill up a [...]
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I have designed a great printable for YOU!!! It is one of my Mason Jar Gift Sets. And I give you a step-by-step tutorial with photos for making Irish Soda Bread. Plus a little video to cheer you!!! Happy St. Paddy’s Day!!!
You just layer the dry ingredients in a Mason Jar…print out the printable [...]
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