The Hungry {Romance} Writer: Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies
I was sick over Valentine’s Day, but it’s never too late to make Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies to share with those you love!
I was sick over Valentine’s Day, but it’s never too late to make Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies to share with those you love!
Buffalo Chicken Wraps are a perfect dinner for a cold, snowy Friday night. They’re easy and delicious and make wonderful leftovers.
Today is Candlemas, a day to celebrate the coming of Spring with groundhogs, candles, and gingerbread scones.
It’s cold and everyone in the house is tired and trying not to get sick. So that means it’s time for my favorite winter meal of Cream of Chicken & Wild Rice soup with homemade Irish Soda Bread.
It’s a freezing winter day, and it might snow, which means it’s the perfect night to eat Peaceful Lasagna by the fire while reading my favorite romance novels.
Today is the Epiphany, the last of the 12 Days of Christmas. To celebrate, here’s a brief history of the day’s meaning and a Galette de Roi cake recipe that is worthy of a king–or three!
Need an easy dinner for a cold winter’s night? This recipe for cheesy lentils and brown rice is the perfect solution for a cozy supper by the fire.
‘Tis the season for presents, parties, and respiratory illnesses that often end with coughs. And this honey onion cough syrup is now my go-to health hack to help me feel better.
It’s New Year’s Eve. That means it’s time for a fancy cocktail worthy of the evening. And Peppermint Cocktails are a perfect choice.
I call these my super-easy buckeye cheat cookies. They are similar to buckeyes, but they have graham cracker crumbs in the middle and are made as a bar cookie which is far easier than making balls and covering them with chocolate. And they are delicious!
Tired of hot chocolates and pepperminty drinks? This hot cranberry tea is the perfect option after a day of shopping and running around in the cold weather.
Today begins the first of three Ember Days known as the Winter Embertide. It’s a time of waiting, reflecting, and giving thanks. It’s also a time of preparation for the joyous season ahead. And it comes with its own onion tart!