These sparkly ginger owls are an adorable take on gingerbread men. We've chosen to decorate with snowy colours, but there's enough icing for you to play around with different shades.
Chimneys with billowing smoke, Dr. Seuss–inspired stepping stones, Christmas trees and a skating rink make a winter wonderland. You will need a 23- x 17-inch (58 x 43 cm) cake board or other sturdy surface for the base. Having a few cottages means three sets of little hands can personalize their own houses. Bake and trim the pieces a day ahead. The next day, prepare the icing, and assemble and decorate the village.
Brining is another way to ensure juicy meat and shiny, golden skin when cooking a whole chicken on the grill. Use these basic proportions for salt, sweetener and water as a guideline, then have fun creating your own brines with different herbs or citrus fruit instead of apple.
These fluffy biscuits are great at brunch with fresh fruit or enjoy them with a nice bowl of chowder -- either way they are simply the best!
I love scones so much. They are ideal for a snack, served with soup, for a lunch time extra.
Double this recipe to bake in 9x13 pan for 30-35 minutes. From The Best GF Family Cookbook
This delightfully rustic and whimsical creation makes a sweet wintry scene. Build it on a foil-lined inverted jelly roll pan or a large cake board and decorate to your heart's content. Download the cutting diagram and pattern pieces, then follow these instructions to assemble the fireplace.
A simple icing trick turns these sugar cookies into glittery works of art. Make sure you gently tap off as much excess decorating sugar as possible for the most polished end-result. You can also use a toothpick to scrape off any loose sugar after the cookies are dry.
Here are "the best pancakes yet" from the Breakfast for Kids Program at Holy Trinity Church-St. David School. This recipe is the equivalent of 6 batches and makes 72 very moist pancakes.
