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Happy St. Patrick's Day

St. Patrick's Day is upon us again, and it's time to start thinking about this magically delicious holiday. Here's a plan to prepare the traditional Corned Beef with Carrots, Potatoes, and Cabbage. We hope you enjoy it!

Make yourself a Leprechaun Trap for St. Patrick's Day. It's the only hope you have of capturing those evasive little creatures and finding the pot of gold.

Start planning the festivities for St. Patrick's Day. We have some mischievous ideas for you to celebrate this occasion properly with your friends and children.

Top of the morning to you! There's no better way to start (or end) your St. Patty's Day than to drink an Irish Coffee. Lucky for you, we have a classic recipe.

Sugar Cookies Recipe

These are the best sugar cookies I've had, and can easily be converted into snickerdoodle cookies. And it's an easy recipe to get cookies on the table within 30 minutes.

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Tags: Dessert

Herb Crusted Prime Rib Recipe

An easy to make, yet elegant herb crusted prime rib roast. This also includes a fresh horseradish sauce, and zinfandel gravy.

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Tags: Quick and Easy American Main Dish

Individual Gingerbread Houses

Make individual-sized gingerbread houses using graham crackers during the holidays. It is a fun and delicious tradition for both kids and adults.

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Tags: Crafts

Hot Cocoa Gift Project

Ok, maybe this can be considered more of a recipe; but this consistently ends up being one of my daughter's favorite craft activities at our Y Princess monthly meetings. Also known as Snowman's Soup, this is incredibly easy to set up for a group of kids.

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Tags: All Programs

Making Yarn Ornaments

We needed an easy ornament to make for our Girl Scout Troop, which would hold up in the outdoors, to decorate the Christmas tree in the Girl Scout Tree Grove. We loved the result so much we have made it every year since, using different wood shapes, and making an extra one to keep for our own trees.