December 18, 2008
Hanukkah feasting is not for the faint of heart. Many of the traditional foods are fried in oil or rely heavily on dairy products. But that is the point. Oil...
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Check out this post on the Family Crafts Forum made by a visitor named nanaei:
"A few years ago I received a beautiful fabric ornament. It is shaped like a very...
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December 17, 2008
With all those chestnuts roasting on open fires, Alfred wrote in with a very timely question; Can I put the ashes from my wood stove on my garden? Ashes...
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Quick and easy white chocolate candies get crunch from crushed potato chips and pecans. It is an intriguing contrast of sweet and salty that really works. Cherries add color and...
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You can make your own cards, party invitations, favors bags, place cards, napkin rings, gift tags, and much more to help celebrate Christmas! They are easy to print and make...
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December 16, 2008
Who wouldn't welcome a bottle of 'homemade' flavored vodka, as a hostess gift? Your garden will become the talk of the party. About's Guide to Cocktails (now there's a job)...
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If you're following a low-fat diet, the holiday season is a mixed blessing, especially coming so soon after Thanksgiving. As wonderful as it is to be among family and friends...
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Some visitors have requested a Christmas neighborhood gift similar to the Halloween Phantom Ghost Letter Surprise and You've Been BOOED Letter. There have been a few ideas shared; one is...
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December 15, 2008
Long blooming and fragrant, with an almost unparalleled range of colors, Sweet Peas (Lathyrus odoratus) seem at home in any garden. I like to plant them with my pole...
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This is a traditional Hungarian beef dish served over buttered noodles for a hearty, satisfying meal. The amounts of garlic, onions, and especially paprika may seem excessive, but they all...
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