This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Puppies vs. Babies for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. I have to admit our Great Pyrenees was simple an adorable fluff-ball of a puppy. You simply wanted to cuddle him all day and watch the adorableness. Now that he’s full grown, he’s still […]
Lunch tends to be the one meal I struggle with daily, likely because I’m typically only preparing a dish for myself. Generally I head towards leftovers, if there are any, but otherwise, a salad or sandwich or both are my basic staples. Or perhaps a salad or sandwich made with leftovers… After awhile that can […]
Rural Mom is pleased to welcome guest Randall Smith, author of Farm Fresh Flavors: 501 Delicious Meals using Local Ingredients Randall: Until I started researching this book, I had never cooked or eaten a sunchoke (also called a Jerusalem artichoke for reasons that have nothing to do withJerusalem or artichokes). I had walked by them […]
Turkey. Whether roasted or southern deep fried, they are a classic staple at the Thanksgiving table. But what to do with the left-overs? After a few days of reheated turkey, things get a little monotonous. With the holidays right around the corner, Hellmann’s is continuing their on-going mission against mealtime monotony by encouraging moms to […]
Through the holidays, I’m always on the look-out for gifts that give more than just a moment of delight. Durability, functionality, and quality with meaning are always high on my criteria. I also appreciate eco-friendly products and certainly, a company that gives back catches my attention. Lonesome George & Co. meet all my top criterias, […]
Something about the holiday season has me instantly craving certain flavors, peppermint being top among them. This simple, light, yet luxurious dessert will satisfy any holiday craving and will certainly be well received by guests if whipped up for your get-togethers! What You Need: 1 (15 oz) Pkg Angel Food Cake Mix1/3 C chocolate mint […]
Rural Mom is pleased to welcome guest Elaine Marie Cooper, author of The Promise Of Deer Run When we sit down at our Thanksgiving meal this month, we’ll be recreating a celebration that is as old as our country: sharing food with loved ones while thanking the God Who has provided the abundance. While we understand […]
After the carving is done, before you toss the turkey carcass away, consider making better use of it by preparing turkey stock. Making good stock, or broth, is a great tool for any cook to have. It is always easy to buy a package of broth, but why do that when you can make your own […]
Rural Mom is pleased to bring you Thanksgiving tips, trends & more from chef, celeb-party planner and all-around entertaining expert, Linnea Johansson: “Serving your guests a few small bites and pairing each with a festive libation is a great way to kick off a Thanksgiving feast,” says Linnea Johansson. Linnea Johansson, who has planned events […]
