Thursday, December 26, 2013

A special Christmas treat

Photo by Trisha Field
Christmas Treats
 Now isn't this something special?  I almost made haystacks and when I went to the family Christmas my brother brought haystacks.

Photo by Trisha Field
Haystacks
Haystacks are incredibly simple but puttsy.  Ingredients are a bag of large marshmallows, a bag of caramels, a small box of Rice Crispies. Melt the caramels according to the instructions on the bag. Put some Rice Crispies in a large bowl. Remove the caramels from the heat, roll marshmallows through the melted caramel and through the Rice Crispies.  Next time you want a Rice Crispy bar, try making these.

Photo by Trisha Field
Time to tease Natalie
 Rolling through photos of years past for Natalie, most of the ones I had taken of her and her husband were sitting in front of plates of food.  So I couldn't resist taking a picture of her cuddling a plate of cookies.  Truth be told, she was placing them on the dessert/munchies table.

Photo by Trisha Field
Good conversation around the table
 The best part of Christmas is catching up with relatives that we rarely see.  We chat around the dinner table.  None of us eat as much as we used to eat.

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Between multiple rooms...
 Then we move to the wide open kitchen, dining room, living room, and family room.  No gifts are exchanged we have gathered here on Christmas day only to spend a wonderful day with family.  After all, that is the most special Christmas treat!

Photo by Trisha Field
...the conversation continues.
Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!

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