I have a new minor obsession, ebelskivers! They've become our latest weekend breakfast treat and they also make an awesome late night snack!
William-Sonoma sells an amazing
pan &
box mix to make these little gems but I recently discovered Trader Joes sells them pre-made in the freezer section. Just throw them in the microwave for a few seconds and Oh. My. Goodness.
Don't live near a Trader Joes? My condolences, you might consider moving... just sayin'!
There are a variety of ways to eat them. We sprinkle ours with powdered sugar and top them with homemade jams & jellies. We also serve them with warm chocolate sauce & fresh whipped cream...Heaven!
To avoid slipping into a chocolate & carb coma, I also serve some yummy fresh fruit.
And no breakfast would be complete without bacon. But as to not to feel completely guilty of eating a dozen balls, this time I opted for turkey bacon. Delish!
Have you ever tried Ebelskivers? How do you eat them?
I love this time of year! My little gal & I have so much fun doing craft projects together. When I saw this idea posted on Pinterest, I knew we had to give it a whirl.
We started off with a canvas & painted it black.
Next we made a puddle of white paint for her to wiggle her foot in. She giggled & had a blast. Next carefully place each foot down onto the canvas.
We added some googly eyes and glitter paint (cause everything we do has to sparkle, even ghosts)!
Last, I added some adhesive letters and attached some ribbon using my staple gun so we could hang it!
Boo! Say hello to our new ghost friend created with leaves. Cute huh! Want to make some with your little gobblins? Super easy & so much fun. Let's get started.
You'll need white paint, brush, wiggly eyes, glue and silk leaves (we used small & large sizes).
Paint both sides with the white paint. Let dry & glue on the eyes.
Love how the ends of the leaves started to fray. Adds to the spookiness!
She's so proud! We hung the big guys in our front window and made a garland with the little ones for her room.
Hope you'll try making a few to add to your Halloween decor!
