If you are looking for some DIY ideas for some decorating fun this Easter, Target.com has some really cute and super-easy projects with simple instructions you may want to check out.
There’s some twists to try on egg-dying including easy ideas for speckled eggs using rice and food coloring, and a fun shaving cream egg dye that looks pretty neat. You can also find decorating ideas and some other tips and inspiration for a fun & festive Easter Holiday.
Here’s a great idea for dinner on a busy night – smothered pork chops. Five minutes of prep time and about 15 minutes of cook time is all you need to have this delicious entree on the table. Fresh mushrooms & garlic add lots of flavor, while the addition of cream to the dish results in a savory gravy.
Serve over rice, potatoes or even noodles with a veggie on the side for a complete meal. You can check out the complete recipe with step-by-step instructions and more photos on the post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartpublix!
If you are looking for an awesome dessert perfect for saying hello to Spring, you might want to check out June’s recipe for glazed lemon poppy seed bars. Fresh lemon zest packs a ton of flavor in both the batter and the glaze.
Just a few minutes of prep time and about 20 minutes in the oven is all that’s needed. You will want to let them cool too before adding the glaze. You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions and more photos on the post HERE.
-Thanks June at PracticallyHomemade!
Here’s a super fun recipe for St. Patrick’s Day next week – Leprechaun Bark! Made with white almond bark and cute toppings, it’s not only easy to make but can be made in about 20 minutes. You will need to allow time for it to completely set up, but once done it’s ready to break up into delicious serving size pieces.
This bark would also make for cute little gifts for teachers, neighbors, co-workers or to brighten anyone’s day. You can check out the complete instructions on the post HERE.
-Thanks June at PracticallyHomemade!
If you are looking for a tasty and easy new appetizer recipe, you might want to check out Michelle’s recipe for Wonton caprese bites. Savory & easy to make, they can be ready to serve up in about 20 minutes, and they look very elegant served up on a platter with a garnish of fresh basil.
There are only a few ingredients required – including wonton wrappers, cherry tomatoes, string cheese and a few more. You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on her post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartpublix!