Tortillas and Honey

These Strawberry Twizzlers Krispies are brought to you in part by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser to help you make a quick and easy summer treat for your family that is perfect for road trips! As always, the recipe and opinions in this post are my own. #TwizzlersSummer #CollectiveBias Do you have any fun summer plans with your family and/or friends? One of the essential things when heading out on a trip, especially if it’s a long trip, is snacks! I don’t know why, but road trip snacks always seem more fun and exciting than when you have them in a normal day. For some reason that bag of chips or package of Twizzlers Twists taste even better when you’re on the road. Today I have a fun recipe with a little twist on a classic recipe that you can share with family and friends this summer, with all puns intended! When thinking of a new recipe, I decided to pick up some Twizzler Twists at Walmart and use them to infuse these krispie treats as well as a strawberry powder

Hello and welcome to the very first month of The Book Club Cook Book Cooking Crew! This is a yearlong project by other bloggers and myself where we read, cook and post recipes inspired by books in The Book Club Cook Book by Judy Gelman and Vicki Levy Krupp. There are so many books and recipes to try, I'm very excited to work my way through this book and be inspired to read new book and try new recipes! This month is being hosted by Camilla from Culinary Adventures with Camilla , and she has chosen the book Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri. This book includes 9 stories in which all the characters in each of the stories struggles with being part of two cultures, East Indian culture and American culture. This is an incredibly beautifully written book! I almost didn't get a chance to finish the entire book, but I ended up reading it in its entirely in two days. For this month, I had my heart set on making a mango lassi or a chicken recipe that I had received when m

Today I am so excited to share with you a wonderful recipe (Pecan Praline Thumbprints) and a totally inspired cookbook (Cookie Love) by Mindy Segal! Both the recipe and the cookbook have become quick favorites of mine, and I am having a great time working my way through this cookbook. Below I am sharing with you a review and a recipe-- I hope that you enjoy!! The Review: This is not your average cookbook and Mindy Segal is not your average cookie baker. She's a James Beard Award Foundation winner, and she also owns a highly acclaimed restaurant in Chicago called Mindy's Hot Chocolate . This cookbook is definitely not for those looking for Betty Crocker style recipes. The cookies in this cookbook are unique and some of the ingredients are a little more unusual and harder to find. If that doesn't appeal to you, this book isn't for you. That is my disclaimer. That said, I found myself not put off by some of the more unusual ingredients with the exception of