Sometimes in the middle of winter and all the delicious comfort food, you just want something that is light and fluffy and reminds you of warm summer days. Enter. . . the humble cream puff. Delicious and easy to make, as long as you don’t slam a door and flatten all the air bubbles and puffiness you worked so hard to create. Ask me how I know this.
This post is sponsored by Dusty Plains Coffee Co. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Red Velvet Cake is like that girl at the party who laughs a little too loud, wears a little too much make-up, and tries just a little too hard to be your friend. She’s really an awesome person, she’s just overcompensating. If you got to know her a little better, you’d really like her.
Maybe I’m reading too much into a cake. Anyway. . .
A few weeks ago I got a text from one of my friends saying, “Kristen! I need your best old fashioned chocolate chip cookie recipe. My love life depends on it!”
What’s a girl to do? Immediately get searching for the perfect recipe.
You’ve promised to bring cupcakes for Valentines Day and now it’s 10PM the night before and you’re regretting your life decisions. No skills? No problem. Even if you can’t work a piping bag to save your life, I’ve got you covered.
Here’s a simple Valentines day decor DIY that even a 9 year old can do. (I know, I made some of my students try it.) Younger children can do this craft with supervision as long as they are able to cut in a straight line.
All you need is tissue paper in two to four different colours, ribbon (thicker is better so the pieces will stay where you want them) and stickers.
