Hello everyone, it’s time for November’s Monday Munchie Tea Party! A place to swap ANY links, recipes, baseball cards and Panini stickers. Okay, maybe not the last two, but who knows?!
It’s almost Christmas and it’s Thanksgiving even sooner, which means people are becoming busier with preparations and plans. So I’ve included some quick fix treats picked up from the internet for this month’s (smaller) menu requiring minimal effort and time!
Remember, you don’t need to be a food blogger to leave a link, the meet and greet is open to everyone! However, please do your bit to assist the other bloggers too and follow the rules below. Thanks!
- Leave a link in the comments, either to a favourite post or your main home page.
- Reblog the post or share via social media (Use the hashtag #MunchieTeaParty)
- Visit at least one other blog via the links.
If you have any recipes you’d like featuring in future (or to contact me for any other reason!) you can email me at aloadabobbins@gmail.com
So let’s get ready to make some new Munchie friends – On with the menu!
- Ever made a mug cake? I was alerted to these quick fix pots of deliciousness last year and they’re perfect for if you’re in a hurry, have few ingredients or just want to minimise the risk of eating an entire cake! Here’s a link to ten great ones, including a pumpkin version. Thanksgiving without stress? 😉
http://www.babble.com/best-recipes/10-tasty-mug-cakes-that-you-can-make-in-just-minutes/ - I’ve seen a few variations of these knocking around the web but they look so fun (and easy to do with kids) that I had to share. I may even have a mock Thanksgiving just so I can make them!
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/giada-de-laurentiis/thanksgiving-turkeys-recipe.html - Continuing the theme of ease and cuteness, these ‘Christmas trees’ are adorable and would make super party snacks for kids and adults!
http://lovelylittlekitchen.com/chocolate-covered-strawberry-christmas-trees/ - I like marshamallows. I LOVE sweet potatoes and sandwiches are just a basic human right so this idea intrigues me!
http://www.marthastewart.com/317041/sweet-potato-and-marshmallow#Easy%20Thanksgiving%20Leftover%20Recipes - Sweet, salty, savoury. Yummy little morsels!
http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/bacon-wrapped-apricots-with-sage-recipe - Michael has been getting his bake on with this easy bread pudding which I must try as it’s slightly different to the British bread and butter pud!
https://michaelathonyrios.wordpress.com/2015/11/21/easy-bread-pudding/ - And finally, the time in the oven is long but the prep time is short and it’s so worth it to make your kitchen smell full of Christmas! My slice of Tchaikovsky!
https://aloadabobbins.wordpress.com/2015/11/16/fruitcake/
Remember to comment, like, REBLOG and check out each others’ sites – but most of all, enjoy the party!
There will be another Tea Party at the end of December, during that holiday wasteland time of between Christmas and New Year, but as everyone might be fooded-out, it will be a straight up Meet and Greet! (28th December)
(Did you know you can follow the Bobbins on Twitter and Facebook? Come and say hi!)
Here’s a link to my page! I hope you guys enjoy (: Feel free to provide me with any feedback.
http://www.anxieteas.wordpress.com
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Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing 🙂 I think it’s a heat thing your doing with your blog. The more people know about anxiety and how to deal with it, the better!
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No problem! Thank you for your encouraging words.
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hi,
Do check out my stories and let me know if you like those on
https://wordstoryaday.wordpress.com
Feel free to drop comments under the stories ❤
PS: I pick 10 random words a day and write a small story – may be 10 -15 liner using the words.
❤ WordsSory ❤
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Pleased you came and left the link. Great stories. 🙂
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Tea party is a great initiative!
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Hi Haylee, thanks for sharing your link on community pool. I had the best stuffed challah french toasts in Philadelphia last weekend. https://thethoughtcard.wordpress.com/2015/11/23/24-hours-in-philadelphia/
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Great post, thanks for sharing! Pleased you stopped by 🙂
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Yay for inviting us to the tea party! It’s perfect since the weather is getting colder over here 😉
My blog is about my love for food and travel –
https://smilingnotes.wordpress.com/
And this is one of my favorite posts –
https://smilingnotes.wordpress.com/2015/06/22/the-wonder-called-niagara/
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Welcome to the party and thanks for spreading the word about the web! 🙂
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Now I’m a bit hungry, especially for a mug cake.
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I’m glad you stopped in for the tea party, although I’d have thought you’d had enough of both tea AND parties following recent events! Have a good Thanksgiving, just read you’re going into holiday shut down – fuzzy umps are definitely a thing. Can I pinch the term for Christmas please? Except, they’ll be festive fuzzy umps! 🙂
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Appropriately enough, I actually added a link for Thomas Keller’s Brioche in my blog post from yesterday: http://atypical60.com/2015/11/22/hanging-up-my-foodie-apron/
It was linked from yet another blog—but the recipe is amazing. The brioche is delicious and it is a nice addition to any Thanksgiving/Christmas/Boxing Day or any holiday meal! Enjoy!
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Big fan of brioche! Thanks for sharing Catherine 🙂
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Hallo! So it’s Monday,balls-cold, and I’m sitting in my cubicle with my winter coat on but I’m here. I’m Leisel, author, graphic designer (snort), chef, and whatever else of geeky food blog Skill Up Skillet. I can’t pick a favorite recipe of mine anymore; it’s too bloody hard. You can find me at http://skillupskillet.com/. If nothing else, why not enter my blogversary giveaway?
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Pleased to have you on board, as always!
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