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A Pinch of Joy

Eat Healthy, Do it Yourself, Live Well, Have Fun.

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What Shall I Make for Holiday Dinner?

Searching for holiday dinner recipes?  Me too!  We’re unexpectedly hosting festivities since the originally scheduled host can’t.  If you’re in the same boat – vs my usual boat of waiting till the last minute -- here’s a helpful list of some ideas from past A Pinch of Joy posts.  You can find more ideas in the index above.  Don't forget to pin and share!!! Main Dish Cornish hens  serves four Moist and Tender Turkey for a crowd Sides Classic cheesy potatoes  -- Everybody loves creamy, cheesy potatoes. Easy to make and transport. Sweet Potatoes A lower carb alternative recipe Sweet potato Struesel topped classic   Crunchy struesel topping  ( no marshmallows :-) ) Baked Corn Chowder -- Bread, casserole, vegetable, delicious, classic  in one dish Vegetables Maple ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Christmas, Holidays, Thanksgiving

Planning a Tea Party Menu

Menu for a tea party - A Pinch of Joy

When planning your tea party, take into consideration the time of day.  If between meals, you can serve a lighter menu. The focus is on the tea with perhaps a small sandwich or “biscuits” – aka cookies, non-computer version.  That was the origin of tea time – a tide-me-over between lunch and a dinner that was served late in the evening.  It serves the same purpose today, and is also very useful for entertaining.  It’s not the commitment of a meal, but is still a special event.  No fussing required.  Guests pass the dishes or help themselves from a small table or tea cart.  The hostess pours, but guests also can help themselves after the first cup.  Food is served in small portions and most often can be eaten using only the fingers. High tea was an early adaptation to include heavier fare ... [Read More]

Filed Under: Entertaining

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Welcome! I’m Charlene. I love to share quick and easy recipes, whatever I’ve learned in our last DIY project – anything that helps make life easier, better and more fun!! I hope you will find inspiration and add a pinch of joy to your day!

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