Freezer food basket (and other premade foods) – Gifts for those who have everything
^ Freeze Beef Stew and Breakfast Burritos (use Omelet Muffin recipe but cook in skillet and fill tortillas)
I’ve been seeing lots of ideas for food gifts, so I’ll just skip straight to sharing some of them. Remember that while cookies, candies, and other sweets are popular, putting together more savory mixes will carry beyond the holiday season….and without being carried there on an increased waistline. :P
Top 8 edible gifts and gifts in a jar (including DIY s’mores kit, popcorn, and grandma’s goop)
The no-bake, no-cook, no-time gifts – Snack mixes in a jar (one that tastes like banana pudding looks awesome)
Gift certificate in a jar (more creative than just handing them one in a card)
Whole bunch of freezer meals (some gluten-free, vegetarian, and whole food ideas, too)
Tis the Seasonings spice mixes (ranch, taco seasoning, onion salt)
Christmas tree sushi -Deck the halls with boughs of Japanese mayo
Sushi art can keep my attention for way longer than it probably should, but I love it. People can get so creative with it and here’s an example of a cool Christmas twist….even if it’s not exactly “traditional.” Shape them into little Christmas trees and then chow down.
Christmas tree sushi
300g cooked Japanese rice
2 TBS rice vinegar
100g chopped toro
1 avocado
1 tsp lemon juice
1/2 nori sheet
4 shiso
chopped green onion
ikura
mayonnaise
4 star-shaped cheese (meiji)
soy sauceFollow instructions in the video to see how to make them. :)
Visit the creator at CreateEatHappy.
Snowman gum stocking stuffers
Genius, no??? Thanks Sheila!
What a simple way to turn a boring pack of gum into a festive, personalized stocking stuffer. Just use Sharpies to draw on the snowman faces.
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