These personalized coffee mugs would make a great quick gift (@ The Crafting Chicks)
These DIY painted mason jars would be a fun decoration for the patio (@ tatertots & jello)
Homemade Hostesss Cupcake Cake Balls? Um, YES! (@ Sugar Derby)
I am dying to try this recipe for pop overs (@ Making This Home)
These fabric bows would be a cute way to use up scrap fabric (@ whip up)
I am adding this garlic pepper shrimp to our menu plan (@ Cheeky Kitchen)
As a reader and homemade brooch fan, I love this book brooch idea for a fun book club treat (@ Peppermint Plum)
Snickerdoodle popcorn with white chocolate drizzle looks like a fabulous little treat (@ Picky Palate)
I am so impressed with these adorable cardboard guitars (@ make it & love it)
This photo time capsule is a fun way to scrapbook your children (@ Maryjanes & Galoshes)
I am in love with this beautiful hydrangea cake (@ i am baker)
I have had German pancakes on my list of things to make for awhile- this is really inspiring me (@ two peas and their pod)
This shrimp & grits recipe looks heavenly (@ the kitchn)
These brown butter waffles look like a fun take on a waffle night at our house (@ shutterbean)
I am loving this reminder to fill your home with the unseen (@ Under the Sycamore)
This girly monster bash is amazing (@ kara’s party ideas)
These DIY watercolors would be a fun rainy day activity (@ oh my! handmade goodness)
These DIY chalkboard vases would be a cute way to personalize a bouquet of flowers (@ Centsational Girl)
My daughter would love to make these spring daffodils (@ alphamom)
There are few things I love more than homemade bread. I gave my bread machine a break and gave this homemade whole wheat sandwich bread recipe a try from Musings of a Housewife, that happened to be featured in our notebook (circa 01.27.10 ). There are no words to describe this deliciousness. The bread was filled with that whole wheat goodness, but not heavy like some whole wheat breads can be. Topping it with a little melted butter really added to the decadence of enjoying a midday slice for a snack! Definitely give this recipe a try- I promise you will be impressed with yourself and your family will be impressed too!
Have you tried anything from our featured notebook entries? We would love to hear what projects you tried and how they worked out for your family!
Thanks for the shout out! Isn’t it divine? I’m gluten free now, so I can only smell it, but my family loves it.
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So many links! I bookmarked some of them for later and think I’ll be making a German Pancake for breakfast this morning!
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Well, I made the German Pancake this morning but it was waaaaay too eggy for my liking. I have made German Pancakes before so I guess next time I’ll have to follow my tried and true recipe. But it was a fun experiment and I did eat it (though my daughter wouldn’t touch it!).
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Amy Reply:
March 25th, 2011 at 2:58 pm
Bummer, Tammy! Sorry you guys didn’t like it as much as your tried and true recipe! I agree though, you just never know and it can’t hurt to experiment in the kitchen! Have a wonderful weekend!!
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Wow, you always have the best roundups! So honored to be included!
xo
Kate
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Amy Reply:
March 25th, 2011 at 2:57 pm
You always have the best ideas, Kate! One of these days I will hug you in person
xo!!
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That whole wheat sandwich bread is the best I’ve ever made. Not only is it delicious, it slices nicely for sandwiches.
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Amy Reply:
March 25th, 2011 at 2:56 pm
This was the first time I made a big batch of bread and did it without my bread machine humming. I agree, a fantastic recipe and Jo-Lynne does a great tutorial on how to make it. Thanks so much for your comment, Julie!
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We may have to try those homemade watercolors. My daughter loves painting – and she’s used up all my vinegar making homemade volcanoes.
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Amy Reply:
March 25th, 2011 at 2:55 pm
We can’t wait to make these too- I love anything that can be made from pantry ingredients! And way to go on the volcanoes- you are such a fun mama!
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Thanks for featuring our German pancake post! Lots of fun posts here!
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Amy Reply:
March 25th, 2011 at 2:55 pm
We puffy heart love Two Peas & Their Pod. You do a fantastic job, Maria! xo
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Love this group!
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Amy Reply:
March 25th, 2011 at 2:57 pm
I always love seeing you on here, Emily!!
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