There are a few methods to making homemade dulce de leche. Whatever method you use just remember to start with…
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As the early fall days grow cooler, I am eagerly reaching for butternut squash and other autumn vegetables, ready…
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I love when I discover new ways to do things! I think that’s one of the reasons I love blogging so much! I get…
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Did you survive Thanksgiving? Good. Me too, barely. While in Oklahoma, I ate German chocolate cake for breakfast…
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Satisfy your chocolate craving with 5 helpful tutorials for mousse, martinis, your best brownies ever and more!Get…

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When you really think about it, milk chocolate was probably the first exposure most of us had to chocolate as…

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I secretly love those little packets of hot cocoa mix — but I recently decided to quit buying them and start…

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Not many people would turn down a pretty looking smoothie, a refreshing frappé or a velvety shake. We shouldn’t…

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I received the loveliest holiday gift yesterday from a good friend of mine. She knows how much my husband and…

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Dessert, Holidays, Recipes, Valentine s Day By Tessa Arias Tessa Arias The following Kitchen Deconstructed experiment was put together by Tessa Arias, the multi-talented blogger behind Handle the Heat and cookbook author of Cookies and Cream: Hundreds of Ways to Make the Perfect Ice Cream Sandwich. Be sure to check out her blog and Ultimate Brownie Recipe Guide. There’s no…
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Ingredients: 1/2 cup unsweetened Dry Coconut Flakes 1/2 cup Milk or Coconut Milk 3/4 cup Vanilla Ice Cream or Frozen Yogurt 1 teaspoon Sugar, optional Directions: Heat the dry coconut flakes in a pan over medium heat. Stir constantly and roast until it turns light brown. Remove the pan from the heat and transfer toasted coconut flakes in a plate to cool down. You can use either…
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If you thought meatballs were reserved for spaghetti and marinara sauce, think again. This one-pot meal will change the way you see meatballs. The combination of lean and tender chicken meatballs and a spiced sauce, plus all the ingredients you love in Thai food — like warm curry, ginger, cilantro, basil, coconut milk, and more — bring big flavor to weeknight dinner. When compared…
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I came across a slow cooker recipe of Coconut-Curry Beef here , that looked delicious and I really wanted to try it. But since I don’t own a crock-pot, I coverted it into a non-slow cooker recipe, like my Honey Seasame Chicken recipe I did earlier and gave it a go in my trusty pressure cooker. Now, you don’t need a pressure cooker for this recipe, but if you have one and know…
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So I feel so stupid for not having known for so long, that making your own sweetened condensed milk is super easy, & delicious. I hate how expensive one store-bought can, can be sometimes & I don’t usually have it on hand. But, thanks to food storage, I usually have powdered milk on hand. This recipe is so EASY, seriously. You will never buy another can of this…
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You guys have only yourselves to blame for this post! Last weekend, I posted this photo of my husband’s birthday cake I made: Looks good, right? And then you all went crazy asking, tweeting and emailing me for the recipe! Instead of responding to all of you, I just decided to do a blog post about the whole darn thing. So, first things first. Happy Birthday Gord! 27 blissful…
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Craving a simple and delicious Fudge for dessert? Or are you looking for the perfect homemade festive gift to give? This Andes Mint Fudge Recipe is SO easy to make… and absolutely delicious! Would you like to know the best part about this recipe? Just 3 ingredients !! Now let’s make some Fudge! Author: The Frugal Girls Prep time: Cook time: Total time: Ingredients 3 cups Nestle…
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Last week, I gorged myself. And I blame Chef Jeffrey Stout for it. You see, after a recent trip to Hawaii, I happened to post a photo on Facebook of a unique sweet treat that I enjoyed there that was quite new to me: butter mochi. Stout, former chef of in Cupertino who’s now building his own restaurant, in Campbell, did what any self-respecting chef would do when he spied the…
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Stop buying pre-made hot cocoa mix and make your own with this easy, creamy, tasty homemade bulk cocoa mix! This is yet just another area that we are sharing to help you save money by making popular store-bought foods at home instead. This recipe was shared to us by a good friend – she makes this and shared her pictures and process with us to share with you! We are going to…
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