How did Mexican Wedding Cookies get their name?The beginnings of the Mexican wedding cake cookie are far removed from Mexico. Food historians believe that it has its origins in medieval Arab cookery; the Middle East has a long tradition of rich special-occasion pastries using butter, honey, sugar, spices and nuts. INGREDIENTS For the cookie dough: 1 cup pecan pieces1 cup ( 2 sticks) unsalted butter at room temperature3/4 [...]
Happy Tuesday ! Yesterday was my parents 63rd Wedding Anniversary - You are invited to the Wedding : My Mom and Dad got married in January. After crops where in at the farm and most important was it was after hunting season was over. They also married in the same church I got married years [...]
Today is a special day in my family its my parents 63 rd wedding Anniversary. Its a wonderful thing to see them still together after all these years. Always holding hands & taking care of each others . So today you will be seeing lots of wedding post ! Have a wedding in the family? [...]
Celebrating with Wedding Theme Cards I made using the Card Kit from Simon Says Stamps find More Info Simon Says Stamps Today I'am finishing up my 30 days of June Weddings with some fun cardmaking . Lisa
Today is June 30 th- and the last day of our Wedding Event @ Lisa Everyday Life. I hope you have enjoyed the Post and maybe found something interesting. Lisa Our Last Doodle will be a Kiss ! No not the Band (telling my age) A Kiss can Mean many things for many people [...]
Today is Wedding Traditions from all over the World! Do you have a family tradition for Weddings? Doodle # 29 The Church Bells are Rings Here! Tomorrow is the Final Day for our June Wedding Doodles. Thanks for following along on our adventure. Lisa Wedding Traditions & Superstition - Wedding- Martha Stewart RINGING [...]
Today Wedding Tradition is part superstition - in that in My case I borrowed my Wedding Veil . I was having my hair done by a friend and I had not purchase one and she offered hers. So it became my borrowed item for my wedding. But the Veil can have many symbols in many [...]
Today's Wedding Superstition is the Coin Tradition. Coin Tradition in weddings - In Great Britain, the well-known tradition of the bride wearing ‘something old, something new,’ originally stems from the rhyme, ‘Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.’ A silver sixpence in the bride’s shoe is a [...]
Today is Wedding day #26 - Yes I have been posting wedding facts , tips , links and doodles for 26 days. Only 4 more days of June Weddings -hope you had fun and maybe learned something new. Something Old,New, Borrowed and Blue Martha Stewart Weddings We've all heard this rhyme used when someone gets [...]
Happy Sunday ! From The Atchafalaya River - Catfish Town of Louisiana- Melville. It;s National Catfish Day ! - Check the Recipe Box for a Recipe .Catfish Amandine Now on to the good stuff ! Wedding Post # 25 The horseshoe is probably one of the most well-known good luck symbols of the Western [...]
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