Wednesday 10:20pm
Dang, dang, double dang! Just checked in to see how the comments for today were going and you weren't there! My post from last night didn't automatically go up this morning (I'm sure due to user error) so here it is for Thursday. We'll double up down the line to catch up. I've had quite a day - dentist, shopping, editing/printing/stuffing/shipping patterns and a big date night with Robert. We went to a Clint Black concert in a small old movie theatre converted into a stage that is just the coolest venue. Haven't really listened to his stuff for several years but sang along like it was yesterday. Sorry again about the delay on Day #3, but had a great excuse for just now getting home :). Merry Christmas to me!
Day #2 winners of a Quiltmaker 100 Quilt Blocks magazine are Happy Cottage Quilter, Jan and icraftnqlt. Congrats, ladies. Santa will have your prize delivered and under the tree in a flash.
For Day #3, we have a Moda Jelly Roll tin stuffed with 22 assorted Warm Memories fat 1/8's. Interested? Just comment here about your favorite holiday treat (I need some inspiration for our Christmas get-together this weekend).
Dang, dang, double dang! Just checked in to see how the comments for today were going and you weren't there! My post from last night didn't automatically go up this morning (I'm sure due to user error) so here it is for Thursday. We'll double up down the line to catch up. I've had quite a day - dentist, shopping, editing/printing/stuffing/shipping patterns and a big date night with Robert. We went to a Clint Black concert in a small old movie theatre converted into a stage that is just the coolest venue. Haven't really listened to his stuff for several years but sang along like it was yesterday. Sorry again about the delay on Day #3, but had a great excuse for just now getting home :). Merry Christmas to me!
Day #2 winners of a Quiltmaker 100 Quilt Blocks magazine are Happy Cottage Quilter, Jan and icraftnqlt. Congrats, ladies. Santa will have your prize delivered and under the tree in a flash.
For Day #3, we have a Moda Jelly Roll tin stuffed with 22 assorted Warm Memories fat 1/8's. Interested? Just comment here about your favorite holiday treat (I need some inspiration for our Christmas get-together this weekend).
One of my favorites: Mom has made Date Roll Cookies for Christmas for as long as I can remember. YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteDebzQuiltz
No worries! :) Computers and Blogger do funny things! Clint Black is a great musician, and I haven't listened to him in quite some time, but I can imagine it was a great show.
ReplyDeleteOkay, favorite holiday treat is probaby no bake cookies. If you want the recipe, please email me at jwallace9@gmail.com
Merry CHRISTmas! :)
Favorite treat is homemade cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning...yummy!
ReplyDeleteInterested???? YES PLEASE!!!
ReplyDeleteComputers, we love em when they work, but when they don't........well need I say more :-i
Sounds like you had a great night. Lucky for me you had computer problems. I forgot to check your blog until a few minutes ago. Now I can still comment and hope to win.
ReplyDeleteFovorite holiday treat would have to be peanut butter balls--butter, peanut butter, and powdered sugar mixed together and dipped in chocolate. Almost as good as Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Hope you have fun making your holiday treats.
A blessed Christmas to you and your family.
I am definitely interested, lol.
ReplyDeleteI always made blonde brownies, everyone always loved those, nothing like brown sugar treats that melt in your mouth.
Debbie
My favorite treat is sugar cookies or spritz cookies.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family a wonderful Christmas!
My husband and I love Cream Cheese Puff...fast, easy, and delicious! It only takes 5 or 6 ingredients and is always a hit no matter where I take it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite treat is pitacho cake. The cake and icing is green and great for Christmas and St. Patrick's Day. Plus, it stays moist for days. I love the Moda tin. I love my KT tin. I've ordered some more for birthday presents for some of my quilting buddies. Trying to get more organized for next year.
ReplyDeleteSeeing Clint Black must have been amazing. Reminds me that I need to get out more often.
Bjeanand@gmail.com
My favorite christmas treat is thumbprint cookies filled with homemade jam! Pretty sparkling treats. Thank you for sponsoring the wonderful giveaway. Glad you enjoyed your Clint Black concert, it sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteChar S.
I have so many "favorites" that I just can't pick only one! :-) There are the usual decorated sugar cookies-- perfect for Christmas time... but we also love Neiman Marcus Brownies, Mama's Chewy Squares, and Chubby Hubby Cookies! :-) That little tin stuffed with fabrics is SO cute! Thanks for the chance to win it! :-)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the winners! Sounds like you had a very fun night! Interested? Need you even ask! LOL Yes!! Favorite Christmas treat? Hmmm, just one? ;-) I love Lemon Bars and always make some for Christmas gifting. I like making Peanut Brittle too. Thanks for the chance on that gorgeous fabric!
ReplyDeleteFudge. Just can't get enough. Ooh, Clint Black sounds great! I haven't listened to him in a long time. I'll have to go find my "Nothin But The Taillights" CD. :)
ReplyDeleteMy Favourite holiday treat has got to be freshly brewed coffee with home made short bread. Or a close second is Gingerbread Stars and eating off the star points. Have a wonderful Christmas with Family and Friend and lots of favourite treats :-)
ReplyDeleteCheers
Lynne
Favourite holiday treat - oh dear only one? Rum balls, or maybe mince pies but wait there's the chocolate covered scorched almonds or what about the dark rich Christmas Cake - darn it I can't choose just one.
ReplyDeleteBut wait, yes I can, it's the biscuits I make with the help of my Grand-daughters. they're not the sweetest and don't really looked the cutest but each one is full of Grandy love.
Thanks for the chance
hugs, Miche'le
I'm glad that I"m not the only one those kinds of things happen to! My favorite fast treat is a pretezl with a rolo on top melted slightly and then a pecan squished on top--it tastes sort of like turtles (the candy kind). I love them because the rolo's get melty in a warm oven and my kids can make them with me, but if they get bored it doesn't take me much to finish them off (that's making and eating).
ReplyDeleteMy fav holiday treat would have to be the big boxes of chocolate candies that my dad used to bring home every year. He was the only one allowed to poke them to see what was inside. The rest of us had to take our chances and hopefully not get one filled with jelly.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is homemade yeast rolls that gets served with our dinner. My mom only made them for Thanksgiving and Christmas; it was a recipe handed down for generations. I am following in her footsteps and making them only for the holidays too... but I add in Easter.
ReplyDeleteAnother treat is pecan pie. I never learned how to make it and I really don't like to cook, so pecan pie has to be my other favorite holiday treat.
But the best treat of all is having my husband home for Christmas and not being deployed.
Ooo, I love the warm memories line! My favorite holiday treat is fudge. My mom makes it from scratch and it is always awesome (even if you have to use a spoon some years).
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to beat this:
ReplyDeleteDeath by Chocolate Trifle
4 - 3.9 oz. boxes instant chocolate pudding mix (plus milk to make pudding)
1 large container frozen whipped topping, thawed
1 box chocolate cake mix (plus ingredients to bake cake)
1 cup Kahlua (optional)
8 oz. package Heath English toffee bits
Prepare chocolate cake mix as directed; bake in a 9 x 13-inch pan. Take baked cake out of oven and immediately poke holes all over. Pour Kahlua evenly over entire surface of hot cake. Let cool.
Meanwhile, prepare the pudding. Tear or crumble cooled cake into pieces. In a trifle bowl, layer in this order: cake, pudding, whipped topping and toffee bits. Repeat layers ending with toffee bits. Chill well before serving. Yum!
My favorite treat is eggnog - YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteEvery Christmas we make M&M cookies. Take a basic chocolate chip recipe and substitute M&M's. It's always been a hit at my house :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
ReplyDeleteFavorite holiday treat has to be homemade candy. Peanut brittle, caramels, fudge and divinity. Does anyone ever make it any other time of the year?
Thanks for the chance to win! You had a busy day! My favourite treat is anything with peanut butter... I can't make anything with peanut butter though because I would eat it all!
ReplyDeleteOur favorite is fudge, give it away to friends and family too. The fabrics look wonderful! Sounds like you had a great date night, lucky you two.
ReplyDeleteYou just can't go past Cranberry & Pistacio Biscotti.
ReplyDeleteOnce again thanks for the chance to win your give away
I love pumpkin chocolate chip bread. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI make Greek Shortbread crescents. every year. 8oz unsalted butter, vanilla essence, i egg, 2 tablespoons(heaped) of icing sugar ( powdered sugar. )Beat until light and creamy, add chopped walnuts or almonds if preffered, and enough self raising flour to make a stiff but pliable dough. Take a spoonful of dough and roll it into a cylinder, then shape into a crescent, continue until all are done, place on baking sheets and bake for 10-15 minutes in a moderate oven. Do not let them colour too much. remove and place on foil that has been sprinkled generously with icing sugar, then sift more icing sugar over the top. cool and store in an airtight container. they are lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteJelly Roll Tin with Warm Memories - what a treat in itself ! For teatime treats give me Shortbread with Fudge and Pecan Nuts. And dessert: Pavlova meringue filled with double cream and mascarpone cheese and topped with mixed berries. Mmmmm - can hardly wait for Christmas Day. Margaret
ReplyDeleteOur christmas favourite is a home made 'kerststol' that my sister and I prepare 4 weeks in advance. It's a bit like the original english christmas pudding, except for the brandy. I can give you the recipe if you like, but I'll have to translate it first. However, you wouldn't be able to make it for this year, since it needs 4 weeks of rest before you can eat it. I'd be happy to give the recipe though!
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Christine
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ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteMy favorite christmas treat? A big desert !
Different sorts of ice cream, whipped cream, chocolat mousse, chocolat cake and chocolat of course!
Greetings Marianne
Getting together with my friends and family, making tons of cookies and fudges. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletePistachios at our house - no baking involved. My family loves those little nuts! If baking Peanut Butter Bloosoms with the Hershey Kisses.
ReplyDeleteThis will be our second Christmas in Nova Scotia and we were introduced to having fresh lobster for breakfast on Christmas morning last year.
ReplyDeleteSince lobster are in season now, we've already placed our order with a local fisherman and it goes without saying that lobster has already become a Christmas tradition in our family. But who needs an excuse for fresh lobster anyway? *wink*
Thanks again for your generosity.
My favorite would be the peanut patties my grandmother always made. Thanks for the give away,would love to win.
ReplyDeleteNothing brings on the smiles like some great music! It really does sooth the soul. Favorite Christmas treat would be... as a sweet, thumb cookies with black cherry jelly fill... and as a savory, spinach lasagne roll-ups with a hollandaise-tyoe cheesy sauce on them... Mmmmmm... almost want some for breakfast this morning! lol! The tin full of fabrics looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMince pies!! served warm with a dollop of cream!
ReplyDeleteChristmas pudding comes a close second!
Congratulations to yesterday's winners!!
Congrats to the winners. Some fresh prawns are perfect for our weather in Australia.
ReplyDeleteHappy days.
Bev.xoxo
Great giveaway, my favorite treat is Peppermint Chocolate Bark. I love the tins that is comes in.
ReplyDeleteI love a good trifle with sponge fingers and preserved fruit in the jelly and custard,( laced with brandy )and lots of whipped cream and dusted off with cocoa..that reminds me of a cappucino, come to think of it a good way to wash it down! Rum balls, mince pies and pavlova are other favs for this time of year along with the ol' fruit cake with generous layers of marzipan and royal icing, topped with marachino cherries..to think of it the trifle is good with those too. Another good thing is the steamed fruit pudding and lashings of brandy sauce, I love it with good cup of tea... Oh what fare... this is the life I remember when my grandmother made Christmas very special. There were silver threepences and sixpences in the pud too. You had to eat it with a little trepidation just in case. I hope your Christmas is lovely too!
ReplyDeleteI make a jalapeno cheese spread and whenever I serve it people always ask for the recipe. It's super easy, can be done a few days ahead and makes enough for a crowd. If you like spicy things and want the recipe I can email it.
ReplyDeleteA favorite around here is brown sugar fudge made with icing sugar, butter and of course brown sugar and evaporated milk. Quick and easy. Also the grandkids love my peanut butter balls.
ReplyDeleteGosj, such a cute tin, I hadn't seen them before.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is ( and has been for years and years) a very well spiced apple crumble , I even smell it while typing LOL.
Thanks for another generous give away.
Wow, what a cute prize!
ReplyDeleteFavorite holiday treat is cookies. Family is getting together this weekend to bake cookies, we do it every year. Everyone makes a batch or two of their favorites, then we divvy them up to give to friends, neighbors and co-workers.
My favorite holiday treat has to be Mexican Wedding Cakes. My husband and daughter vote for his grandmother's frosted Molasses Cookies. And of course there are always chocolate chip cookies!
ReplyDeleteInterested? Surely you jest! My favourite holiday treat is my homemade poppycock. Yum Yum Yum
ReplyDeleteI like to make the 7 layer bars for Christmas. They are very rich so I only have them once a year. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling tin. Have not seen this one before. We all love peanut butter fudge and bread pudding with a carmel sause.
ReplyDeletesandy S
My favorite treat is Toffee, I only make it at Christmas time. Good thing or else I'd be 500#s. Cute tin. Thanks again for your wonderful giveaways.
ReplyDeleteI kept checking all day yesterday until I went to bed and then set a reminder to check this morning again. And there it is. Yay.
ReplyDeleteYou sounds like you had a gread day ~ well, other than the dentist part/ick ~ but very cool that you saw Clint Black. I bet that was a lot of fun.
One of the favorites that seems to be everyone's favorite when I make my Christmas goodies is my Peppermint Swirl Fudge. SUPER quick and easy and best of all- no candy thermometer. You must cut this into small pieces however, as it is VERY rich....but OH SO GOOD! This is the one that everyone who had some at hubby's work asked for the recipe and anyone else that's had some as well; even the men so they could give it to their wives.
Peppermint Swirl Fudge
Makes 36 candies
1 12oz pkg (2 cups) vanilla milk chips
1 can Pillsbury Vanilla Creamy Supreme Frosting
½ t peppermint extract
4 drops red food color
2 T peppermint candies, crushed
Line 8-inch square pan with foil, extending foil over edges; lightly butter foil. Melt chips in large saucepan over very low heat, stirring until smooth. Remove from heat; stir in frosting and peppermint extract. Spread in butter boil lined pan. Drop food color over fudge. Pull knife through mixture to marble. Sprinkle with crushed candy; press slightly. Refrigerate until firm, about 1 hour. Remove fudge from pan by lifting foil; remove foil from fudge. Cut into squares.
Microwave directions:
Prepare pan as directed above. In large microwave safe bowl, microwave chips on high for 1 to 2 minutes; stir until smooth. Continue as directed above.
One of my other favorites are the Cinnamon Pecans. Very good but, with the price of Pecans this year it's an expensive treat to make. It's another favorite though.
Cinnamon Pecans
1/4 c evaporated milk
1 c sugar
1/4 t cinnamon
2 T water
1/4 t vanilla
3 c pecans
Combine all ingredients except pecans in a pan. Cook over medium heat till sugar is dissolved, add pecans and continue to cook stirring frequently. Cook until pecans are completely sugared with no syrup left in pan. Spread on wax paper and let cool. Break apart and enjoy.
Maybe that will inspire you since they are both super easy and quick to make. And if you find some energy or inspiration, please send it to me? I've made ONE thing so far. :(
Too many things to pick from at this time of year, but we like fudge and spritz cookies. And I was just given a recipe for Scandinavian Almond Bars that I want to try to make this weekend. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteOur favorite holiday treat that I have to make each year is Apricot Bread. We got started with this several years ago, and now it just doesn't feel like Christmas without it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat would be Almond Cloud cookies. I only make them at Christmas so we look forward to them all year. I love the tin.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is homemade gingersnaps.
ReplyDeleteI have too many favorite holiday treats:) Give me a box of chocolates and I'm happy. I love homemade cookies, any kind. And all of the special seasonal coffee flavors.
ReplyDeleteI am definitely interested. My favorite holiday treat is "Puppy Chow"~~the cereal
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and powdered sugar.
Looks like a "YUMMY" treat you are giving away.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is "Mom's Butter Milk Cookies" YUM!!!!!
favorite holiday treat....pumpkin pie. thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit odd - I don't really have a sweet tooth but love savory foods. Sew, appetizers are my favorites. Stuffed mushrooms and cheese balls (like homemade with lots of garlic and onions, etc.) top my list.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is getting up on Christmas morning and making chocolate waffles for my family. This is a family tradition that my late husbands grandmother started and my children (and now grandchildren) absolutely love it.
ReplyDeleteTwo of our favorite holiday treats are fudge puddles (they have a peanut butter cookie crust and fudge filling topped with nuts, made in a mini muffin tin) and sour cream cookies. It wouldn't be Christmas without these treats.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a fun night at the concert ~ Lucky girl! My favorite treat at the holidays is actually Baked Brie with Raspberry topping. It's always so yummy and delicious; and easy to prep. Thanks for another great opportunity!
ReplyDeleteA traditional favorite would be the frosted Christmas tree cookies (big cookies with lots of frosting!). It is a recipe that is handed down to the next person to make them. One of my new favorites that my husband and I made would be brownies from scratch with a double batch of peanut butter frosting with chocolate drizzled on top. I've also used the peanut butter frosting for cupcakes with peanut butter cups on top.
ReplyDeleteHomemade eggnog. I only make it once a year on Christmas and everyone loves it including me. Thanks for the chance and Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteMary
That is okay Lynne... we were all wondering where it was... Glad to see it here.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite treat... now don't laugh... I love fruit cake! I also have a favorite cookie... they are called Brown Sugar Drops. They have pecans, candied cherries and dates in them... and of course lots of brown sugar. See a theme here?
Have a great Thrusday... I am cutting out the fabric for the pieced border on my 10 years and counting quilt today!
Onalee
Stow, Ohio
I love Norwegian fruit soup, fruit suppe. It's chock full of raisins, prunes, dried apricots, dried cherries, fruit juice and pearl tapioca. Thick and cold, sweet and nummy!
ReplyDeleteFavorite treat...sugar cookies with frosting. A wonderful reminder of my Grandmother. She would make all of us cookies for Christmas. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is shortbread. Super easy to make and it's made ahead of time so it can 'ripen'.
ReplyDeleteNot easy on the waistline but it's only once a year, right? Clint Black show would have been great to see. Thanks.
My favorite holiday treat is Sandbukkles. Mom makes them only at Christmas and I love them. Thank you for the chance to win this great prize. Take care and God bless, Cory
ReplyDeleteSuper fast treat to share. Large bowl, Captain crunch, pretzel twists (or christmas shaped if you can find them), bag or two of m&ms and white almond bark (2 packages melted). I use the biggest tupperware bowl almost dishpan size. Pour in a box of Captain crunch, a bag of pretzel twists and 2 bags of m&ms. Then melt the almond bark and pour over. mix. Spread out on wax paper to cool.. Done. Super fast super simple and that mix of sweet and salty everyone craves.
ReplyDeleteI love fudge which my husband made only at Christmas time.
ReplyDeleteTheresa W
foleywestrup(at)hotmail(dot)com
My favorite treat is my pecan pralines, yum. Hope I win those yummy moda fabrics. Judy
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely giveaway. My favorite holiday treats (one is not enough!) are Chocolate truffles (home made are much better), Christmas Stollen and buche (yule logs).
ReplyDeleteCeline_Combet at yahoo.co.uk
Thanks for the chance on the SUPER give away. I have a great sausage cup recipe; uses wontons sausage cheese...to die for....janet
ReplyDeleteA favorite treat is buckeyes. It's a powdered sugar and peanut butter ball dipped in melted chocolate. The kids love them. I'd love the fabrics!!
ReplyDeleteThat's easy, I have just bought myself a bottle of Baileys...."Merry" Christmas to me!! Linda
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Thanks for the awesome giveaway....I love, love, love your fabrics and would enjoy making a project with them....after the holidays:)
ReplyDeleteJackie
My favorite Christmas treat is a plate of Finnish Cookies. I learned to make them when I spent a half a year in Finland as an International Farm Youth Exchange student many years ago.
ReplyDeleteNadine Griffin
These fabrics give me Warm Memories!
ReplyDeleteI love peppermint mocha at Starbucks. Thanks for the great giveaway! I would love to win all these wonderful fat 1/8ths! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThe Holiday treat most requested this year is Candy Cane cookies. 2 tubes of sugar cookie dough, one plain the other add red food coloring. Roll out very thin strips, twist together, shape like candy canes & bake according to directions. Cute & good but time consuming. GREAT give away!! THANK YOU!!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I must say it is very difficult to name a "favorite" holiday treat. I like soooooo many. I guess my favorite would be the chocolate letter since it is a Dutch custom that I have carried on with my own children. Unfortunately, I have had to go gluten and dairy free. So all those holiday treats are out for me this year. A nice little win would sure make that easier to take!
ReplyDeleteConny from Red Deer, Alberta
Guess my favorite would be nut breads, I bake them up in the mini-pans, just slice and place on a platter for a quick treat. Served with cream cheese is even better. This year I made blueberry lemon, cranberry pecan, lemon Poppyseed, Cherry Almond and pumpkin. Thanks for the give away, love Warm Memories.
ReplyDeleteMy mother used to make a treat at Christmas that she called 'Sugar Plums.' It was very simple. You needed the sweetest and softest dates, fresh pecans, and castors sugar. To make them, you insert half of a pecan into the date, roll it in the castors sugar, and save for Christmas day! Easy? Not quite. It was hard to help and not eat as you go! ~ Lynda
ReplyDeletePretzel bites are a quick and easy treat to make. Use the square waffle pretzel, place them on a cookie sheet, then place a rolo candy on top, put in the oven at 250 degrees. Watch and wait for 8 minutes, then quickly pull them out and place a pecan half on each. Once done put in the refrigerator. Take out for the party and enjoy something salty and sweet. Andrea, lucases (at) hotmail (dot) com.
ReplyDeleteMy Grandma Keenan made the best dvinity at Christmastime - light, fluffy and walnuty. I wish I could recreate it.
ReplyDeleteWould LOVE to win the wonderful fabric. Found this recipe on a social blog this year - Almond Bark Popcorn -1 bag microwave white popcorn, no butter; 4 sqs white almond bark; red & green colored sprinkles - Pop popcorn. Melt in microwave, check after a min.& stir & then just keep checking until completely melted. It usually doesn't take very long (burns easily!). Put popcorn in large bowl, pour melted bark over & stir until all is covered. Put sprinkles in bowl with popcorn & bark, & stir through. Put on wax paper & let cool. Spread as evenly as you can. Break apart when cool. Lana D.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is my Grandma's English Tea Cookies. They take a while to make but they are worth it! I sure would love some of your fabric!! Thanks for the chance to win some. Merry Christmas, SWarren
ReplyDeleteI absolutely always love the colors that Kansas Troubles has in their fabric lines, it's a hit with me everytime! Would love to win the fabric! Merry Christmas:0)
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean, we seen Kenny Roger's last year and it was one of the best shows I'd ever been to. Maybe because I go go that often anymore.
ReplyDeleteI'm from Ohio so we love Buckeye candy, so easy to make.
Every year I wait for Egg Nog Ice Cream as a special treat. Would love to win the fabric. Now that would really be a treat. viv
ReplyDeleteWe don't do anything too special or differant as we are busy calving out heifers. The day is spent eating and checking heifers. And if everything goes to normal we have a baby Jesus or Mary!!!!
ReplyDeleteCarol L
Red Velvet Cake is our favorite holiday dessert! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteA favorite Christmas treat is a homemade sugar cookie with powdered sugar icing and a few sprinkles. Yum!
ReplyDeleteMy all time favorite treat would have to be Peanut Butter Temptations~peanut butter cookies with peanut butter cups in the center. Yummo!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day~Becky
What an adorable tin!!!! My favorite Christmas treat is called different things, Mexican Wedding Cookies is one, Russian Tea Cakes is another. They are the really delicious short cake like little balls of cookies with pecan pieces that are rolled in powdered sugar while still warm and again after cooled. They look like little snow balls.
ReplyDeletePat H.
Can't go wrong with divinity and/or fudge of any flavor; but I always purchase at least one box of chocolate covered cherries every Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love my mom's peanut butter fudge, she lost the recipe so we are trying some new ones this year, hopefully will be as good, Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I make rum balls and bourbon balls each Christmas. We also make homemade marshmallows for our hot cocoa. Making marshmallows can get a bit messy, but it's so much fun. Hope you get some inspiring ideas. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love peanut butter and chocolate fudge. My MIL makes it and it is yummy! It is chocolate fudge on the bottom with a layer of peanut butter fudge on top. Both are spread thinner than regular fudge so you don't get a sugar overload...unless you eat too many! :)
ReplyDeleteSandy A
CUTE LITTLE GIVEAWAY!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING!
HERE'S A QUICK YUMMY TREAT:
"SALTED NUT BARS"
2 jars (16 oz.) dry-roasted salted peanuts
4 tablespoons butter
1 bag (10 oz.) peanut butter chips
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1 bag (16 oz.) miniature marshmallows
Grease bottom of 9x13 pan. Pour one jar of nuts int pan+set aside. In large saucepan over medium heat, melt butter+peanut butter chips, stirring as needed. Warm the can of sweetened condensed milk by running it under hot water or placing it in a bowl of hot water for about 5 minutes. Pour sweetened condensed milk into the chip/butter mixture and stir to blend. Remove from heat, add marshmallows+stir quickly. (Some of the marshmallows will melt, most will not, that's how you want them...overcooking and melting all the marshmallows will make for a very soft center.) Pour mixture over nuts in pan, covering all. Add remaining jar of nuts to the top of mixture+press down gently with back of spatula. Refrigerate 4 hours before cutting into 1x2-inch bars=30 bars.Enjoy!
i love gingerbread or almond bark. thanks for the generous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is peppermint bark. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI love those Mexican Wedding cookies, but I can't have anything with nuts due to a health issue this year....so my biggest treat will be FABRIC!!!
ReplyDeleteSpritz cookies, hands down. Christmas is the only time I make them because of all the butter. And oh do they taste yummy!
ReplyDeleteHomemade caramels have to be the best. I leave some plain with pecans and dip some in chocolate.
ReplyDeleteIt's not Christmas without sugar cookies. Plain or decorated, yum!!
ReplyDeleteMaureen Bruner
My favorite holiday treat is spending time with family that I don't get to see during the year.
ReplyDeleteOf course, having some "Millie Cookies" (special cookies made by my Aunt Mille who recently passed away) doesn't hurt either. Hmmm......I guess I'll be the one making the Millie Cookies this year!
**runs to get the recepie and the grocery list**
Decorated Sugar Cookies are the best! But for going to a party I take a dish called "Oakie Mud Pie" (not orginal name). It has a walnut crust, a layer of cream cheese with cool whip, then a pudding layer, then a layer of cool whip, then some chocolate grated over the top. It freezes well too.
ReplyDeleteI love the Russian tea cakes for having with coffee all winter long, but I start making them at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteEggnog! I love "light" eggnog, with or without the Brandy in it... :)
ReplyDeletemy favorite Christmas threat is fudge made with the Milky Way & Snickers candy bars. It is soooo smooth.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat...........Spritz cookies. My son's favorite, he's 33 and I've made them every year since he's been old enough to eat them!! Love the give away, what I could make with that and some of my KT stash!! Bev E
ReplyDeleteI tried a new recipe this week...a chocolate pecan pie...from a Cooks Country magazine. It is delicious, perhaps my new favorite holiday treat. Other favorites are divinity, Spritz cookies, and eggnog.
ReplyDeleteFudge is one of the candies I try to make every year no matter what. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOne of my new favorites is the chex mix using cinnamon chex, a cinnamon-sugar blend with an orange juice based sauce. It also has dried cranberries and nuts! It is so-oo good.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting such great give-aways! You have offered such wonderful things over the last couple of months!
One of my favorites is always easypesy. Take crushed vanilla wafers, mix in bag of coconut, fewspoonfuls of orange juice, 1 can sweet condensed milk. Mix all together, then roll into small bite size balls. Refrigerate. Yummy. Would love to win this fabric and tin!
ReplyDeleteEggnog. Yum! Would love to win. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDarlis
Favorite Holiday Treat?
ReplyDeleteThere are so many but I'm going to say, Spritz Cookies.
Cynthia
Favorite holiday treat is Philly Cream Cheese dip. My mom always made it for the holidays and I have continued to make it every year during the holiday season. Sure would love those Warm Memories fat 1/8s. Glad you were only on a date and nothing serious was wrong. :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is pecan pie using the recipe on the karo syrup bottle. My mother makes great pecan pies! Of course, winning your fabric treat is much healthier and it's lovely that I could have both! Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteLucky you to see Clint Black in person!
ReplyDeleteWe have a family recipe for Date Nut Bread that is a favorite!
One of my favorite treats this year is the wonderful peanut butter fudge my neighbor makes and brings over to us.
ReplyDeleteKaren
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I love "puppy chow" made from cereal and powdered sugar and other good things!
ReplyDeleteI make a turtle trifle that I can't resist - chocolate, cream cheese, whipping cream, caramel, pecan pie... Need I say more?
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, I did forget to say something...millions of calories!
Chocolate chip cookies with Andes mints instead of the chips are yummy if you like mint:)
ReplyDeleteWow, all these posts have reminded me of lots of treats we enjoy. My nana's molasses cookies, cream cheese spritz cookies, and my grandmother's
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3 egg whites
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
Beat together until foamy.
2 1/4 cup sifted powdered sugar
Add gradually, beating until stiff peaks are formed.
1 teaspoon vanilla or almond extract
1 3oz package jello (red or green for Christmas)
Add and beat well.
Spray the cookie sheet. Allow 1 Tablespoon batter per cookie. Sprinkle with colored sugar if desired. Bake at 275F for 15 to 20 minutes. You can bake them until they are totally dry inside, or until they are still just a little bit chewy - like eating a cookie and a candy at the same time.
4 dozen cookies
My favorite treat are almond kolaczki cookies. My mother in law taught me how to make them....our family tradition is to make them as a family on Christmas Eve. Yum!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is fudge! Christmas was the only time of the year we made it as a child and I used to make a batch every year, but not this year, as we are trying to cut out the sweets! It was my aunt's favorite and I used to make some and send it to her when she was alive.
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I like just about all holiday treats, which can be a problem lol. But to narrow it down, I will say that one of the best treats I've had was the stollen bread that my mother would get each Christmas from our local bakery. Both the bakery and my mother have been gone for many years, and I've never been able to find anything comparable here in Phoenix. It was so good!
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What a cute tin and how could it get any better than filled with Kansas Troubles fabric?
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite treats for Christmas time is Walnut Pastries!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas treat is homemade peanut brittle. Boy, was I surprised the first time I made it and it foamed up and nearly overflowed the pan--wasn't expecting that. But the kids loved it and looked forward to that part every year after that. Thanks for the great fabric lines and the opportunity to win some neat stuff!
ReplyDeleteFavorite treat at Christmas is any cookie made with chocolate or chocolate candy. You can't go wrong with chocolate. Thanks for the opportunity to win your fabrics.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite treats during christmas are sugar cookies and chocolate covered pretzels. Love tin and the warm fabric showing thru the window! Would love to really "see" (win) it :) wink wink! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute tin to carry the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI always make pecan cookies. This was my Mom's recipe. Made with butter and then the cookie is rolled in powdered sugar. Yum! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteAnn P.
Ooh, pretty!
ReplyDeleteFor non-cake Christmas sweets, I think my favorite is iced sugar cookies, but this season also reminds me of chocolate fudge (with or without nuts) and divinity. Ooh, and sweet potato casserole with brown sugar and pecans on top. Yummy!
quick, easy - pan of brownies with peppermint bark broken up and put on top when they just come out of the oven. Thanks for a chance to win - laurie
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English toffee is a favorite of mine. My neighbor shared a recipe with me and I have been making it ever since.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Charlotte S.
Mine is peanut butter balls, a recipe from my 96 year old aunt. They melt in your mouth, so rich.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays,
Maggey
So, I have to pick one...it is candy cane cookies. My Mom made them every Christmas and I've made them every Christmas for the last 40 years. They just taste like childhood and all the memories of Christmas with my DH and two wonderful children.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas treat? Golden Pecan Tossies! I have no idea what a Tossies is but these are like mini pecan pies. My favorite KT Fabric line? It used to be Garden Inspirations, but I got some preview precuts of Sandhill Plums this week and I was blown away! I am eagerly awaiting the official release of this line so I can get some yardage for borders and backings. Thanks Lynne for another fabulous line!
ReplyDeleteKalochkis made with nuts- why do we only make them once a year?
ReplyDeleteMy fav-o-rite Christmas treats are gingerbread cookies and krumkakes! YUM!
ReplyDeleteMy all-time favorite treat is English Toffee. My mom makes it and it's perfect every time. I could eat the whole pan!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas treat is a hazelnut cookie. Yum!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday treat is rock candy --- and it's not that it is so unusual, but I get together with two friends, our daughters and grandchildren and we spend the whole day cooking, pouring, cracking --- and we've been doing it for forty years! It is the start of the holiday season for us.
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My favorite holiday treat has to be Scottish Shortrbread...so buttery tasting.
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