Superbowl Party pics- it's never too late

The Superbowl? When was that, a hundred days ago? 

I know, but if part of my goal in having this blog is to use it in lieu of a scrapbook, then I better remember to write about our parties. Pay no attention to the fact that we just had a St Patrick's day party with an insane amount of corned beef, and I took *no* pictures. Total blogger fail, but I was a very relaxed hostess. Ahh, sometimes it's tough tp balance real life and blog life:)

Back to the Superbowl. 

I made 150 various types of hot dogs and we had 4 left over, so I think that was a great success. I followed my Superbowl meal plan pretty closely, and even added my green bean, fennel and grapefruit salad at the suggestion of my friend Jessica, who thought I needed more green things:)

The Margarita Cake was phenomenal  and 2 different friends brought cookies to supplement the dessert side of the table.

Huge success all around, and I'm going to do it again next year. 

Of course, we were sad with the final game result, but at least it was fun:)

Jessica

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My Favorite Passover Snacks

With the Jewish holiday of Passover starting tonight, I thought I'd share a few of my favorite snacks.

I love to make my own homemade coconut macaroons. These are light and fluffy and taste almost nothing like the ones you buy in a can, delicious!

I also plan on making these cookies this year. Instead of using peanut butter, I'll use almond butter. How can you go wrong with a 3 ingredient cookie?

Thankfully the kids are off of school, but I might whip up a batch of Knockoff LaraBar Muffins, for them to snack on during the day.

Of course I'm making brisket as well, although no beer in it, I'll use wine or homemade chicken broth instead.

Anything you are making special this week?

Jessica

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