• Was the Easter Bunny a little too generous? Do you have too much candy laying around the house? I've got a fun way for you to use up some of those leftover holidays sweets. Easter Peanut Butter Cookie Bars are chewy and delicious. The candies pop and give you a little extra creamy peanut butter burst in every bite. A fun one for the kids to help with too!

    Easter Peanut Butter Cookie Bars

    Did the Easter Bunny visit your house last weekend? Was he extra generous? Did he leave behind mountains of sugar-infused energy stockpiles for kids that are already going a little stir crazy? Why did I do this to myself {face palm}, are you asking yourself the same thing? I've got a fun way to use up some of those extra candies you may have an overload of. Whip up a batch of Easter Candy Peanut Butter Bars.

  • Peanut butter lovers rejoice! I've got the BEST Double Peanut Butter Easter Blossom cookie recipe you'll ever need. Cookies so soft and chewy, they're amazing alone, BUT, we're not stopping there, we're topping these easy cookies with Reese's peanut butter Easter eggs. Stock up on extra holiday Reese's chocolates, they're irresistible!

    Double Peanut Butter Easter Blossoms

    I'm a huge fan of peanut butter and chocolate. My husband brings home Reese's peanut butter cups, every year for me on our anniversary, he gets me! But I've never been a big fan of peanut butter cookies. I live in the camp where cookies should always be soft and more often than not, peanut butter cookies just aren't. So, I set out on a mission to find a recipe for soft and chewy cookies that I could use in these Double Peanut Butter Easter Blossoms.

  • When old meets new. Ok, so this isn't exactly new, but it is a delicious twist on the classic. Salsa Scalloped Potatoes is the cool cousin of the cheesy original. An easy recipe jazzed up with peppers, onions and a creamy salsa cheese sauce. A new holiday favourite, or weeknight special!

    Salsa Scalloped Potatoes

    Are you ready for a new twist on scalloped potatoes? This side dish, will out shine the rest. With a hint of spice and a surprising new take on the classic, your holiday dinner table will never be the same! Heck, forget the holidays! Isn't it odd, how we tend to only serve certain foods at certain times of the year. I say, throw caution to the wind and make Salsa Scalloped Potatoes tonight, and if you love it as much as we do, serve it again next week!

  • Easter Pom Pom Garland is a simple DIY craft using yarn that you can make this weekend. It'll add a little cheer to your holiday decor or even add a sweet pop of colour, now that spring has sprung, to your home.

    Easter Pom Pom Garland

    In no time, you can whip up this super cute Easter Pom Pom Garland. The pastel colours scream spring and this easy craft will add a sweet, cheerful touch to your decor. Hang this on your fireplace, a painting, the back of a chair. The possibilities are endless. It's so fun, I can see year-round pom pom garland, in my near future. A new version for each season, I could definitely jump on that band wagon.

  • Rutabaga and Apple Mash with Crumb Topping is a holiday classic. A recipe passed down to each new generations. A sweet crumbly topping covers tart mashed rutabaga mellowed out by apples, sugar and cinnamon. It's a grown up dish that will please the most discerning palette.

    Rutabaga and Apple Mash with Crumb Topping

    This was my Grandma’s mainstay recipe at Christmas dinner. It didn’t matter what else was being served, it was a guarantee that this Rutabaga and Apple Mash with Crumb Topping would show up on the table, courtesy of my grandma. Because, it is my Grandmother’s cornerstone holiday side dish, it feels appropriate to share it now, just in time for Easter. Have you ever had rutabaga? It’s a root vegetable that’s basically a cross between a cabbage and a turnip. The original recipe is called turnips and apples, but after a little bit of research, I’m pretty sure we were using rutabaga…

  • Hopscotch Cookies, a variation of the classic haystack cookies with their nest-like appearance remind me of Easter. These no bake treats with simple ingredients are perfect for spring.

    Hopscotch Cookies

    These Hopscotch Cookies remind me of spring, I can remember the sun beaming through the windows, as my mom would scoop off a spoonful of the gooey peanut mixture onto wax paper to harden. She'd usually make these at Christmas time, but they always make me think Easter. They remind me of bird's nests and thus spring and thus Easter. Makes sense, right? So, I'm starting a new tradition with my boys and these will be our staple spring cookies.