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ChickAdvisor Team |
Tuesday December 20, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basOkay, pull out the measuring cups and unbutton those pants (you're going to need the space). After goggling at cookie recipes all last week, we thought it'd be only fair to show some love to the rest of the dessert family.
And after all, we're all about being fair.
Chocolates & Fudges
There was no doubt in your mind we'd start with chocolate, was there? Okay,...
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ChickAdvisor Team |
Thursday December 15, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basChickAdvisor would like to cordially invite you to the funnest, cutest and most festive cookie exchange tea party that you've ever been to!
What's a cookie exchange? If you don't already know, then prepare to get your socks knocked off. A cookie exchange gets together all of your best baker (or even non-baker) buddies. Each guest brings with them a batch of homemade cookies and the...
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Alexandra C. |
Wednesday December 14, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basFor those who like mint chocolate, I am about to blow your mind.
Here we have mint chocolate with a splash of Irish cream liqueur and vanilla vodka all mixed together in a chocolate and sprinkle garnished martini glass. Delicious much?
I love this cocktail recipe for a party, or as just a fabulous late afternoon or after dinner drink. It's the perfect...
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Claire |
Monday December 12, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basMy Grandmother has made these cookies for as long as I can remember. The honey-sweetness paired with the tangy zip of jam makes this the perfect afternoon snack with tea! Or coffee. Or booze. Really, these are amazing with any bevvie - I shouldn't discriminate.
Ingredients:
1 cup soft shortening (or half shortening, half margarine/butter for added richness)
1 cup brown...
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Alexandra C. |
Friday December 9, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basI enjoy a good challenge, especially when it comes to cooking or baking but when it gets to be the holiday season, I think it's best to go with the easiest possible recipes. I've already told about my feelings for cheating when baking for the holidays, but another possible solution to the rush of the holidays is to use very few and very common ingredients and simple techniques.
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Ali |
Thursday December 8, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basMy Mom used to make these when I was a kid. My 3 siblings and I would help twist the dough and add the sprinkles or, if I'm being totally honest, fight with each other until they came out of the oven then stuff our faces. The recipe is from a neighbour but I've tweaked it a bit to avoid using artificial food colouring, which as you know, is the devil.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup Soft...
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Claire |
Wednesday December 7, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basI love baking Christmas cookies but find myself sticking to a tried-and-true repertoire. (Not that my kids are complaining about being forced to eat Kris Kringles, Candy Cane Shortbread, and good ol' Chocolate Chip Cookies year after year. Those little champs really know how to take one for the team...)
Nevertheless, the ChickAdvisor team took it upon themselves to raise the bar and...
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Ali |
Tuesday December 6, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basMy Mother in law, Mercedes (alias Mechy) makes the most delicious cream puffs. When she came to visit for the weekend, she showed me how to make them. Unfortunately it's only been 24 hours and I've already inhaled at least 10, but there are no calories in food made from love, right?
Ingredients:
1 3.5 oz package of instant vanilla pudding mix (or you can make your own, you Martha...
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Alexandra C. |
Tuesday November 29, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basI encourage cheating in two areas in life: when playing 'Go Fish!' and when baking (especially during the holidays). Just think: you're running around, decorating, cooking and you're not even finished your shopping and you're also expected to bake an amazing dessert? Do what I do, take the easy way out and cheat a little!
This recipe, for what I think is probably the best...
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Alexandra C. |
Thursday November 24, 2011
Pour lire cet article en français, voir plus basEat, drink and be merry! Wise words for the holiday season! Join in the cheer with a delicious cocktail for the holidays- this one makes a perfect party drink. Guests will be impressed with the fab garnish and equally fab taste! However, if all the party planning has got you all worked up, nothing takes the holiday stress edge off like an indulgent cocktail and a little 'me- time'!
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