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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Change in Plans
Yesterday, while gathering up the menu cards from previous New Years Eve dinners, I found the missing 2009 cards – stuck between ’95 and ’96. Much to my dismay I discovered that the Salmon in puff pastry and the poached … Continue reading
New Years Eve Menu Selection
Every New Years Eve George and I host a formal dinner party. Sometimes we invite friends, sometimes it is just for the family. We always dress up for this event and only the very best china, glassware and silver is … Continue reading
The Day After
Today is the day after Christmas; the second biggest shopping day of the year. I vowed I would not step foot in a store today. You know what they say about the best intentions. In all honesty it wasn’t my … Continue reading
Merry Christmas
The day is finally here and almost over. We had a wonderful Christmas here at the Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast. Following our family traditions we opened stocking presents, took a break for home-made stollen and then opened the presents under the … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Christmas, Cooking, Family, Food, Holidays, Recipes
Tagged Cooking, English Christmas dinner, family, holidays, potatoes, Recipes, rib roast, Yorkshire pudding
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Christmas Eve is Here!
I can’t believe it is Christmas Eve! Everything is done. The stollen has been baked and frosted. We have been to Christmas Eve Mass to celebrate the birth of Jesus - the real reason for the season. Tonight we went to 5 o’clock Mass. Our … Continue reading
Posted in American Food, Bed and Breakfast, Christmas, Cooking, Family, Holidays, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Uncategorized
Tagged baking, christmas, Cooking, family, Food, holidays, stollen, sugarplums
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Christmas Countdown T Minus 2 days
December 23rd and the cookies are done! 43 dozen cookies in all. My son Sean helped me frost the anise and gingerbread cookies. I told him I would recognize him in my blog. He said “Mom, I’m not in it … Continue reading
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Tagged Chiles, Christmas Cookies, Food, powdered egg whites, Recipes
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Christmas Countsown – 3 Days Remainining
Ok, we’re really in the home stretch. Today I rolled, cut out and baked over 11 dozen anise cookies as well as a dozen chocolate chip for arriving guests. Sean and I went on the hunt for the elusive Jackalope, … Continue reading
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Christmas Countdown – 4 Days til Christmas!
We’re in the final stretch and I still have a boatload of stuff to do. All of the shopping is done but I still need to wrap. And the baking continues. Today I made the Hershey’s Kiss Almond dough cookies. One type of … Continue reading
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Christmas Countdown – 5 days to go
At last, my shopping is done. It seems like it has taken forever but that is partly because I did it by myself this year. Usually George is around to help but with his new job he hasn’t had any … Continue reading
Christmas Countdown – Six Days Left
It’s snowing and raining here in Corrales – a white Christmas is probably not in the cards. At least the potential for a measurable snow makes the holiday seem even closer. Growing up in Chicago a white Christmas was more … Continue reading
Posted in American Food, Bed and Breakfast, Christmas, Cookies, Cooking, Food, Holidays, Recipes, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged almond paste, Breakfast food, Christmas Cookies, Cookies, Cooking, family, holidays, Recipes
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