This is a recipe I make once or twice a year. New Year’s Day and Easter are the normal holidays I make it for.
I try to keep my eye open for sales as ham can be rather pricey, so can the honey. You could add sliced pineapples to the ham before you glaze it if you like. Continue reading “Brown Sugar & Honey Glazed Ham”
A lot of times when I make greens I will ‘cheat’ and buy them canned. Every now and then I see them on sale or someone will stop by and bless me with a mess of fresh greens. They are so much better than the canned. Continue reading “Easy Collard Greens”
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Below are some links to fun activities for New Year’s Day:
(Use at your own discretion.)
New Year’s activities at Kids Activities Blog
New Year Traditions-A Day of Family Fun
NEW YEAR’S Arts, Crafts & Activities
You could also make a time capsule, set off a few fireworks, or let the kids help you plan and prepare the New Year’s meal.
Explore the meanings and origins here at the Old Farmer’s Almanac page:
Here is another fun looking project:
Amazon: https://bit.ly/2AZcyOy
Precious Moments: http://shrsl.com/qg2r
Zazzle: http://shrsl.com/qg2s
Want to turn an ordinary boxed cake mix into something extraordinary? I learned this trick from my Home Ec teacher, Mrs. Boyette, who was a wonderful inspiration to me when I was in school. Continue reading “Basic Cake Directions”
Oh my! This is such a wonderful dessert. I learned this recipe back in Home Ec. I’ve enjoyed making it for a long time now. It is pretty rich so we don’t eat it very often but the kids consider it a real treat when we do. Try this drizzled with some Homemade Caramel Sauce for an extra special treat. Continue reading “Hot Fudge Sundae Cake”
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