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24 Homemade Holiday Gifts ๐ ๐
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Hello, Reader, Happy Christmas Eve Eve!โ Was this the best idea? I'm not sure, but I had a GREAT time and have met thousands and thousands of new folks as a result. But I just published the final recipe, and wanted to give you the FULL list all in one handy spot. 2. Beeswax Candlesโ 3. Flavored Whipped Honeyโ 4. Wooden Spoon Butterโ 5. Caramel Sugarโ 6. Whipped Brown Sugar Body Scrubโ 7. Printable Christmas Recipe Cardsโ 8. Spiced Christmas Coffeeโ 9. Honey Gingerbreadโ 10. Slow Cooker Apple Butterโ 11. Hot Caramel Drink Mixโ 12. Vanilla Pear Liqueurโ 13. Gingerbread Coffee Creamerโ 14. Cardamom Extractโ 15. Solid Lotion Barsโ 16. Cranberry White Chocolate Muffins in a Jarโ 17. Maple Candied Pecansโ 18. Chocolate Trufflesโ 19. Snowy Cabin Winter Room Sprayโ 20. Snickerdoodle Sugar Cubesโ 21. Chai Spice Mixโ 22. Whipped Cranberry Compound Butterโ 23. Almond Cookie Coffee Syrupโ 24. Old Fashioned Pudding Mixesโ Want more posts like these?And if you've been following along and enjoyed this series, check out my seasonal magazine and community, The Handmade Year! It's tailored to each season and chockful of different recipes, DIYs, and reflections to help you slow down, get your hands dirty, and have a little fun.
I'll be taking the rest of the week off to relax, clean my kitchen from this whirlwind of projects, and spend time with my family. Have a wonderful holiday! I'll be thinking of you. Take care! |
Milk Glass Home | Seasonal Recipes & Slow Living
Welcome to Milk Glass Home, your spot for seasonal slow living. Think food preservation projects, real food recipes, fun DIYs, and helpful tips so you can slow down and live with the seasons. Subscribe below to get all of my recipes, tips, and guides!
Hi, Reader, After teaching myself to garden over 12 years ago, there is one type of plant I wish I'd planted earlier - fresh herbs. ๐ฟ I was working at a farmers market at the time, and I was way more interested in vegetables. I wanted heaps of tomatoes, zucchini, onions, and more. If I grew any herbs, it was usually basil or cilantro to use in pesto and salsa. This wasn't a bad idea in any way. I was growing what I knew I would use and enjoy! But here's the thing...herbs can shift how you use...
Hi, Reader, Happy Saturday! How has your week been? I'm exhaling a massive sigh of relief. If you've been following me for a while, you know I do vintage shows and sell antiques at two antique malls. Last week, I did my first show at The Great Junk Hunt. SO MUCH WORK. We've never refinished so much furniture and we truly pushed the limits of our abilities (maybe a little too far). The show went really well, though, and I met lots of great customers and vendors! But this week has all been...
Hi, Reader, If you ever need a dessert quickly, blondies and brownies are my go-to. One bowl, throw it together, then bake! They're great warm on their own, with ice cream for special occasions, or even just standing over the kitchen sink for a quick snack. P.S. All of my blondies recipes are formulated for 8x8 square metal pans, BUT you can double them to make enough for a 9x13 metal pan. This is really handy if you're making a bunch for a party or something!PRO TIP: If the batter is a...