Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts

December 8, 2011

{DIY} Waterless Snow Globes

I love Sweet Something Designs.  Michelle has a way with styling, decorating, and crafting!  Some of her room transformations are unbelievable.  I love her DIY post on her latest creations:  Waterless Snow Globes





See the step-by-step tutorial HERE!

So cute, easy, and perfect for Christmas!


June 15, 2011

{Tutorial} North Woods Inn Red Cabbage Salad

North Woods Inn is a place I have been going to since I was a kid.  Its Frontier Land-esque ambience and  "throw your peanut shells on the floor" atmosphere make dining here a real treat.  And the food...let's just say these guys put Claim Jumper's portions to shame.

With every lumberjack sized meal, you also get cheesy garlic bread and two salads:  a green salad with buttermilk blue cheese dressing and a red cabbage salad.  Usually I can never decide which one I like better, so I alternate bites.  They're both so good!

I was doing some internet browsing and came across an article about how red cabbage is a super food.  I thought, "I've GOT to figure out how to make that salad!"  With a little googling, I believe I have found a pretty darn good replica.


INGREDIENTS
One head red cabbage
1/2 cup vegetable oil
3/4 cup plus 2 tbsp red wine vinegar {I used more than the original recipe calls for - I like it tart}
3 tbsp sugar
2 tsp salt
1 tsp Lawry's Seasoned Salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
3/4 tsp onion powder

1.  Get yourself organized!

2.  Shred half the cabbage finely and the other half coarsely {definitely doesn't have to be perfect}

3.  Put shredded cabbage into a large bowl.

4.  Whisk together vegetable oil, red wine vinegar, sugar, salt, seasoned salt, black pepper, and onion powder.

5.  Toss

6.  Store in the refrigerator in an air-tight container or zip-loc bag {careful...red cabbage may stain your nice serving bowls!}

7.  ENJOY!

*This salad was great 24 hours after making it, but it gets better and better each day it sits*

Now if only I could figure out how to make that cheesy garlic bread.....
; )


May 14, 2011

{Sweet Beignets} Cafe Du Monde

My husband has been working so hard on his MA degree {he's almost done!} and Beignets are his favorite!  My mother-in-law discovered this delicious French doughnut when she student-taught in New Orleans.  My husband has grown up eating these, and I am a newcomer...trust me, they are delicious!

This is the first Saturday we've had where we could just RELAX for the day.  So, we slept in, and I fried us up some authentic Cafe Du Monde Beignets!



Fried dough topped with powdered sugar...what's not to love?


You can purchase your own Beignets here!

Watch how easy they are to make here!

A lovely little taste of the New Orleans French Quarter!



April 4, 2011

{DIY} Paint Chip Easter Egg Garland

Can you guess what this adorable Easter Egg Garland is made of? 


PAINT CHIPS!



Head over to Modern Parents Messy Kids for the tutorial!

LOVE IT!

March 19, 2011

{Tutorial} Creative Spring Cupcakes!

If you've been hit with the fever...Spring Fever...check this out!

These adorable Spring Flower Cupcakes from Karen Tack of What’s New, Cupcake? were developed for Jelly Belly.

She even has a video tutorial showing you how to create them! 


This project would be perfect for showers, birthday parties, Easter...the possibilities are endless.  Make them by yourself, with your girlfriends, or with your kids!

March 16, 2011

Rainbow Cupcake Tutorial!

These bad boys bring a whole new meaning to, "Taste the rainbow..."

{image via Family Fun}

I was browsing around the web for some St. Patrick's Day cupcake inspiration.  I can't get enough of these Rainbow Cupcakes! 

Here's a seemingly easy-to-follow tutorial from Skip to my Lou. 

Happy Almost-St. Patrick's Day!
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