Sister is our go-to gal for darling desserts around these parts. This Easter she had us swooning over her dolled up Whole Foods lemon cake (which is totes delish.) She added loads of edible Easter grass (which is down right nasty in spite of its fabulous appearance), a chocolate bunny and a single blue egg… Read More
Easter morning, the littles dined alfresco on these darling and refreshingly easy “bunny bottom” pancakes, green grapes and yogurt with a handful of sprinkles on top. Are those not positively the cutest?!?! Credit goes to the Chick n Coop. Hop on over there for the full how to. xoxo A Dixie Delights Easter: Spring Décor… Read More
Y’all know how I love my cocktails. This one was so divine last year that it made a reappearance for Easter 2012 and was deserving enough for mention in countless other posts. Pin this one for next year cause it’s a keeper… The Bunny-tini 3 1/2 cups Simply Raspberry Lemonade 3/4 cup coconut rum (Malibu)… Read More
I hope all of you had a wonderful and relaxing day, soaking up the company of loved ones and remembering the true meaning of Easter. If there’s one sure fire thing about this family, we never ever pass up a photo op. And Easter is one of my favorites…I mean, how often have y’all seen… Read More
Along with folks all over the South, we rang in 2012 with the traditional, albeit meager, meal of peas for luck and greens for wealth. We’ve been cookin up this meal and enjoying it with Sister and her Mister since the first year we were married. I repurposed the table decor from New Years Eve… Read More
UPDATE 12/18/12: See here for a NEW free printable file! Yesterday at Darling Doodles I shared this cute and easy treat for all the little’s upcoming holiday parties! Use them for a classroom snack, a party favor or just to leave in your friend’s mailboxes! For each Frosty the S’more-man, you’ll need: 2 graham cracker squares… Read More
Armed with a Groupon, the baby and I popped in Heavenly Gourmet popcorn in Alpharetta earlier this week. Clearly the proprietors of this fine establishment did their market research when naming the joint because “heavenly” and “gourmet” were just two of the fine adjectives that came to mind at first nibble of the fare. The… Read More