When you think of Chicken Kyiv, your mind probably jumps to a buttery, garlicky filled chicken breast wrapped in a fried crispy coating that usually falls apart the moment you dig in. This version flips the script; learn how to make a delicious baked Chicken Kyiv with ground chicken for a dish that’s every bit as crispy and flavourful. Although it’s a bit time consuming, it’s worth every step!
If you’ve been searching for the perfect gift with a touch of whimsy, look no further than this DIY Charm Necklace! Continue reading
January calls for a dessert that feels indulgent but won’t leave you in a post-holiday sugar spiral; enter Lemon Pudding Cake! It’s tangy, velvety, and refuses to play by the rules of boring winter desserts. Gluten? Who needs it. Refined sugar? Hard pass. This cake is all about bright flavors and cozy vibes—because if winter won’t end soon, at least dessert can feel like a fresh start.
Speaking of winter not ending, this is a dessert to have fun with! Just before the holidays, I learned how to make stencils on my Cricut. So we’re embracing the drama of winter with our cheeky stencils: “Let It Snow” and its sassy sibling, “Make It Stop!”
Here they are stencilled on the lemon pudding cakes. As you can see by the first example, it’s important to butter the baking dish well so it comes out cleanly, like the following cake!
Our vegetable cabbage soup recipe takes the everyday cabbage and transforms it into a hearty, nutrient-rich meal that’s as comforting as it is delicious. Perfect for chilly evenings or when you’re craving something light yet satisfying, this soup brings together fresh vegetables, wholesome ingredients, and a whole lot of flavour. Who says simple can’t be sensational? Trust us—this isn’t just soup; it’s a hug in a bowl.
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This Christmas Bark Recipe is different than any bark you’ve ever seen with its fun and festive shapes! Keep this fanciful recipe close at hand. Because, whether or not you’re a baker, it may very well be your secret weapon for holiday dessert success.
simple chocolate bark recipe
If you’re looking for a way to avoid holiday pounds leading up to Christmas our green goddess dressing recipe is it!
Green Goddess Avocado Dressing
This ice cream sandwich recipe is like a holiday cookie project disguised as dessert! It’s fun, festive, and just chaotic enough to keep the kids entertained (and covered in cocoa dust). Whip up these tasty Christmas treats together, and you’ll end up with something deliciously unique—just don’t be surprised if more ice cream goes in mouths than on sandwiches!
What does a DIY mug for Christmas gift and big news at Birdz of a Feather have in common? Read to the end to find out! All will become apparent when I reveal the mug design. Shhh! Don’t tell Hubs, but this mug for Christmas gift is for him.
If you think a mug for Christmas sounds too simple, think again—this everyday item is an excellent beginner project that can be turned into the most memorable and creative gift under the tree. When you DIY a mug gift, it’s even more meaningful because it can be personalized, filled, and made into something truly unforgettable. Continue reading
With temperatures plummeting, this broken zipper fix couldn’t have come at a better time! Continue reading
Ever wondered how to give your adorable crochet birds a real leg up on life? Today, we’re going beyond feathers and fluff to tackle a critical part of any crocheted aviary: the legs! I’m talking about crafting sturdy wire bird legs that will add both stability and personality to your handmade feathered friends.
On the 7th Day of Christmas, my true love gave to me… a crocheted swan that’s too fabulous for swimming! Okay, so she’s not technically one of the 7 swans-a-swimming (she’d ruin her yarn feathers), but this diva is the ultimate whimsical holiday showstopper. She’ll outshine your tinsel, charm your guests, and probably demand her own stocking.
With Christmas around the corner, I can practically hear the 12 days of Christmas rolling around in my head! Soon the sugar plums will be dancing around in there too :).
Whenever you do a craft for the first time, you sometimes have to flounder, learn from your mistakes and pivot to redeem the effort you put into the work. Such was the case with making these wire bird legs! Hopefully this experience will show you that you don’t always have to toss things and start again. Continue reading
Who needs Rudolph when you can deck your door with a budget-friendly Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer wreath made from thrifted and dollar store finds? Continue reading
This crochet mug cozy pattern is free and a timely addition to your DIY Christmas gift giving. Santa-inspired (and approved), it crochets up fast and is SO fun! Continue reading
If you’ve been searching for a creative way to organize your Thanksgiving table, look no further than this crochet corn pattern! This fun little project is the quirky, creative addition your yarn stash has been waiting for—plus, it’s way too cute, adorned with it’s pat of butter hat! Continue reading
Looking for creative Halloween gnome ideas? Try out this fun DIY for crafting your own spooky Halloween gnome using airbrush painting and stenciling techniques! Whether you’re looking to paint with an airbrush, try out a stencil pattern, or want a free printable gnome hat pattern, this tutorial has everything you need.
Whether you call it a ‘Koozie’ or a crochet can cozy, this Halloween-themed soda holder will have your drink looking festive! Plus, when it’s not in use, it adds a fun touch to your Halloween decor!
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Need a quick and easy meal for dinner? If you’re not a fan of brussels (or have picky eaters), this Pork and Brussels Sprouts Stir Fry will make you a convert! With it’s nutty sauce and spicy undertone, you might even be wanting seconds.
It’s so versatile, I’d even serve it as a side dish for Thanksgiving, which is coming up in Canada next week and in the US next month! It would be perfect to accompany ham or turkey.
I’m not one to decorate for Halloween these past few years but when I posted this can art recently, I was inspired by the herringbone pattern to try it on a crochet pumpkin. Continue reading
After breaking down a haul of hundreds of aluminum drink cans, I’m inspired by the colours to make some easy can art! With just the three dollar store items you see below, we’ll turn those cans into eye catching wall decor you can keep for yourself or gift for the upcoming holidays. And for under $6 TOTAL, who could resist that? Continue reading
