Rachel Teodoro: holiday recipes
Showing posts with label holiday recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday recipes. Show all posts

How to Celebrate the Holidays on a Budget

The Ultimate Labor Day Guide

Holiday Cranberry Moscow Mule Mocktail or Cocktail

Homemade Spaghetti Sauce Using Fresh Garden Tomatoes
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How to Make the Perfect Pancakes

Sour Cherry Mocktail Drink Recipe

Turtle Holiday Hot Cocoa Bombs
Hot chocolate bombs are literally the HOTTEST thing right now. Ask your teen or young adult if they've heard of them and I'll bet you they have! Hot chocolate bombs are simply just chocolate spheres filled with hot chocolate mix and your favorite variations of hot cocoa stir ins. You release the bomb into a mug and pour steaming hot milk over the top and watch the chocolate melt away and the insides open up to create the most fun hot cocoa you've ever had! These are so much fun to make and they make great gifts too! Here is everything you need to know to make your own hot cocoa bombs. This one comes with a little turtle {caramel and walnut YUM!} twist.
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The Best Homemade Mashed Potatoes

Meal Planning Mistakes That are Costing You Money
Meal planning is hard work. There are so many different things that go into meal planning, and it can take hours of your time to do. However, if you are making these meal planning mistakes, you could be losing money to plan your meals! Here are the top meal planning mistakes that are costing you money.

The Easiest Homemade Stuffing Recipe
This easy stuffing recipe will compliment nearly any meal, but especially the biggest meal of the fall season! If you've never made homemade stuffing, don't be intimidated. This recipe is just about as easy as they come!

Keto Pumpkin Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting
What is it about fall that makes you want to get in the kitchen and whip up something yummy? And by something yummy, I mean, something pumpkin-flavored! I used to think I didn't like anything pumpkin flavored, I have no idea why. I think the gross looking pumpkin puree didn't help, but once I got over that, I became obsessed. Not obsessed enough to think I need a pumpkin spice latte, but I digress. I think you are going to LOVE these delicious fall cookies. They have just the right hint of pumpkin, with a delicious cream cheese frosting with a sprinkle of pecans.
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The Very Best Easy Apple Crisp Recipe

The Best Vodka Cocktail Recipes for Summer
Preparing cocktails for summertime events can be a lot of fun. Be creative and impress friends and family with some new mouth-watering vodka creations. Vodka is one of the most mixable liquor in your bar. It's easy to find a vodka recipe for every drinker or for every occasion. Finding that perfect refreshing drink for your next summer get-together is easy. Here are a few of the best vodka cocktails out there!
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How to Make the Perfect Bloody Mary


Instant Pot Caramel Apple Cheesecake
I am still not a religious Instant Pot user like some of you die-hards, but I do appreciate a good Instant Pot recipe from time to time. I try to use my machine at least once a week and what better way to do that than to make a delicious caramel apple cheesecake for fall!

The Best Mouthwatering Hot Chocolate Recipes
There is something about winter and hot chocolate that makes sense! In the colder months, I’m always looking for new ways to whip up a classic hot chocolate treat for myself and my kids. These hot chocolate recipes take a unique perspective on the traditional hot chocolate beverage, and will leave you wanting more! Whether you are looking for a new way to spice up your hot chocolate, or just a new recipe to make, these recipes won’t disappoint! There are even some classic hot chocolate recipes in here too! Here are the best mouthwatering hot chocolate recipes that you need to make this fall and winter.
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Oreo Pumpkin Patch Chocolate-Dipped Cookies
It's that time of year when the pumpkin-spiced everything starts coming out. I do love a good themed snack or dessert item, so why not create something "pumpkin" themed everyone will love for fall? These chocolate-dipped Oreo pumpkin patch cookies are easy to make and so fun to share. They will be requested at all your fall parties and gatherings.

No Bake Nutella Pie Recipe
I have a love/hate relationship with baking. Recipes usually catch my eye, I pin them on Pinterest and then I do nothing with them. Part of me hates to have a dessert at home that is just tempting me. The other part hates the time it takes to make something that is going to be devoured in a matter of minutes. But if I'm going to a party where I need to bring something or if I'm hosting, no-bake desserts are my go-to. I can make them ahead of time and they don't usually have me messing up my kitchen too much. This no-bake Nutella pie is a crowd favorite because who doesn't love a good old heaping of chocolatey goodness! This is everything you want in a pie and then some. And the fact that it requires zero baking makes it a favorite of mine.

How to Celebrate Chinese New Year
This post was sponsored by Ling Ling, all opinions expressed in my post are my own.
I am a typical American thrown into the melting pot of traditions and culture. Growing up it didn't seem like we had any real cultural traditions we followed as a family, though there are a few now as an adult that I can pinpoint. I just thought we ate saurkraut and sausage on New Year's because it was the only night my dad would tolerate it. I didn't realize that it stemmed from our muddled washed down German roots. When I married into an Italian family that could be easily traced back without too many great great parents getting in the way, it was easier to tie myself to those cultural traditions. Plus I really liked spaghetti and meatballs at every holiday meal {yes Erica, even Easter}.
For the past few years, I've been volunteering with a group of international college students once a week. I'm learning a lot about their different cultures as I share our own American culture with them. Many of our students celebrate Chinese New Year and it's actually one of their largest celebrations regardless of where they are from. They are all giving me tips on how to celebrate, so this year, I thought I'd fully embrace it and try celebrating Chinese New Year with my American family.
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Homemade S'more Ice Cream Pops
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