I have an idea that involves making a whole bunch of signs, which is convenient because A) I have a whole giant pile of wood sitting behind the garage that’s bugging me and B) I really like making signs..
Don’t you just want to dive right in?.You can either make this recipe in 6 ramekin dishes, or you can do them in three slightly larger containers, like these mini loaf pans I used.
The larger size is perfect for sharing after a special Valentine’s day dinner.Or with your daughter while watching old episodes of Gilmore Girls on Netflix, whichever the case may be..Either way, if chocolate is the name of your game, this is one recipe you’ve got to try out!
It’s surprisingly easy for something with such a fancy sounding French name and the results are out-of-this-world tasty, even if you’re still picking at it straight out of the fridge two days later.Dress it up with a few berries and some mint leaves, or some whipped cream out of a can, and prepare for people to be thoroughly impressed by you!.
For more chocolicious ideas such as.
101 Fun, Different, and Tasty Ideas for Things to Dip in Chocolate.that Kennedy and I made together make it feel Halloweeny.. Everything else is just filled in with regular Fall decor.
Pumpkins and corn stalks from the garden, some faux leaves stuck to the wall, and cozy plaid blankets.. We really got a whole lot of pumpkins out of the pumpkin patch in our garden this year, so that definitely helped my cause when it came to Fall decorating.. Let’s step into the kitchen now….These faux leaves were my find of the season this year.
They were $1.50 for a pack of 10 and add so much fun atmosphere just by sticking them up on the wall.My DIY haunted house pillow made it out for another year too.. Kennedy’s going to be having a little Halloween party next week for some of her friends so I’ll probably spookify it in here a little more with some spider webs and some torn paper streamers.