Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts

Pumpkin Pie in a Jar

One of the things I look forward to most on Thanksgiving day is pumpkin pie! Homemade pumpkin pie with a dollop of whipped cream just melts in your mouth. I could have it all year round. This holiday season, show your thanks by giving pumpkin pie in a jar. My "go to" recipe can be found on the back of Libby's Easy Pumpkin Pie Mix. Just add eggs and evaporated milk to the mix, then pop in the oven. Easy as pie. Here are some other super simple recipes you can try:

Pumpkin Pecan Dessert in a Jar via Glorious Treats / Icebox Pumpkin Pie in a Jar via Whipperberry

Layered Pumpkin Pie in a Jar via A FarmGirl's Dabbles / Glass Jar Spiced Pumpkin Pie via The Scootabaker

Children's Alopecia Project Thanksgiving Potluck

On Saturday, we had the pleasure of hosting the first Children's Alopecia Project (CAP) Thanksgiving potluck for the Virginia/Maryland chapter. CAP is a wonderful organization that raises awareness and provides support for kids with alopecia, an incurable autoimmune disease that causes hair loss. Our son, Camden, who is turning 4 in January, started losing his hair at 19 months. Especially during this time of year, we feel so grateful that he is a sweet, happy, and healthy little boy.


The "Tree of Thanks" idea came from Paula at Frog Prince Paperie, who also designed all of the printables.




The delicious spread included honey baked ham, rotisserie chicken, wheat rolls, and pasta salad. Katie, the chapter's founder, brought over homemade apple pie, mini cheese cakes, and cupcakes. It was so nice just to sit down and share a meal with everyone. We hope to make it a tradition every year.



Special thanks to Rebecca Watkins Photography for capturing the event, and Geoff at Brick Wall Printing and Graphics.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Edible Turkey Crafts

I can't get enough of these edible turkey crafts. I just love these adorable M&M turkey favors from Nicole. Makes you want to gobble gobble them all up! See her tutorial at The Party Animal.


Ali over at Gimme Some Oven (what a clever name) shows you how to make turkey rice crispy treats.


Learn how to craft turkey treats from leftover Halloween candy over at Thrive.


I'm actually going to try to make these turkey shaped apple tarts from Miranda Made for Thanksgiving.

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