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Right now Beauty and the Feast
And, the surprise at the end? The author included recipes for most of the food in the book! I can't wait to try the cream cheese brownies. Happy Reading!
When I was given a chance to try the new Fiber One 90 Calorie Brownies from Fiber One and General Mills through MyBlogSpark, my first thought was…yummm. Well, maybe my first thought was chocolate, then brownie and then yum. Have you tried these great brownies yet? They actually sent me the Chocolate Fudge Brownies and the Chocolate Peanut Butter Brownies. Both are delicious, but my favorites are the Chocolate Fudge Brownies. I’ve already been trying Fiber One bars for a quick breakfast or snack. So, I was excited to hear about their new brownies. They definitely did not disappoint and make the perfect evening snack. Then again, a little chocolate for breakfast never hurt either!
Want to try them for yourself? Check out this giveaway:
Fiber One and General Mills through MyBlogSpark are providing me with a Fiber One 90-Calorie Brownies gift pack to give away to one of you! The gift pack includes:
How to win? Just leave a comment on this post, and tell me:
You’ll receive a bonus entry as a follower of this blog. Hurry though, contest ends June 30th, and I’ll post the winner July 1st.
Our Christmas tradition has always been a huge breakfast on Christmas Day rather than a Christmas Dinner. So, on Christmas Eve, we usually have a few appetizers. I love Reuben sandwiches, and Pillsbury Refrigerated Crescent Rolls are the perfect way to begin a recipe. These Reuben Rolls are an easy creation and you can add your own favorite fillers by making substitutions.
How do you like my platters? Pillsbury provided those to me along with free Pillsbury Refrigerated Crescent Rolls through MyBlogSpark! If you’ve ever visited the Pillsbury website, you know they have an abundance of tried and true recipes. There are three in particular made with crescent rolls that I love:
Crescent Bacon-Cheese Tartlets
Thanks to Pillsbury and MyBlogSpark, I have a Creative Creations prize pack to give away. It includes 2 VIP coupons for Pillsbury Refrigerated Crescent dough and great holiday platters. But, first I need you to vote on which of the above recipe is your favorite. Then I’ll re-create it with a few tweaks of my own. You know how I love to change a recipe! Just leave a comment on which recipe you like, and I’ll cook it up in a day or so.
And, to get you started, here’s the recipe for my Rueben Rolls.
Reuben Rolls
1 pkg Pillsbury Refrigerated Crescent Rolls
8 slices of corned beef – sliced very thin
4 slices of Swiss cheese – sliced in 1-inch strips
1/4 cup Bavarian Sauerkraut
1 tablespoon brown deli mustard
Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease a cookie sheet. Drain kraut well and set aside. Separate and unroll Crescent rolls. In each roll layer corned beef, cheese and kraut. Squeeze a small amount of mustard onto kraut. Roll up starting at the large end and rolling to smaller end – just like you are making crescent rolls. Place on cookie sheet and bake 11-12 minutes or until golden brown. If you use different fillers, top each roll with sesame seeds or cheese so you can tell the difference!
Here’s a picture of the casserole I made with the leftover cabbage & pepper side dish from my last post. I added shredded chicken breast and a can of cream of chicken soup. Then I topped it with some cheddar cheese and French’s onions. I baked it at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes or until bubbly. So, the next time you have leftover veggies, consider making them into a casserole for dinner the next night. With a little planning, you can stretch your meals and spend less time in the kitchen.
Speaking of planning, how often to you go strictly by a shopping list? I try very hard to keep a list posted on the refrigerator and add items as I run low. Somehow, though, I end up leaving it at home a lot of the time. Or, I decide to make a quick stop on the way home and don’t have my list with me. How cool would it be to have your personal grocery shopping list online? Then it would be available anywhere or anytime you needed it!
I found a great site while on facebook. It has a free grocery shopping list. You can customize it by store or by your own personal brands. List2Shop.com does it all for you. They already have popular products split into different categories. All you have to do is add your own items and customize your favorites. Best of all – it’s free!