Saturday, January 23, 2010

What's cookin' at RoseBlossomCottage.com


Introducing pretty Keepsake Recipes you can print yourself. And best of all, they are easy, easy, easy recipes. Perfect recipes to whip up when you have company on short notice. Or when you just don't feel like cooking much (that's me but I love to eat!).

January's recipe is Buffalo Stew. Not really sure why it is called Buffalo Stew because there certainly is no buffalo in it. Call it whatever you want, just call it good! We use this recipe a lot and we leave it on the stove for most of the day. You can't walk by it without filling a bowl. Trust me on this one.

Of course, since this is a keepsake recipe, we had to pretty it up for you. What more fitting way to usher in the New Year than with an angel bearing good wishes. From our extensive Victorian antique collection of ephemera...pretty enough to give. We thought of a few ideas and would love to hear from you for more:

  • Gather the ingredients (sans the ground beef) and send it with the college kids.
  • Put them in a large basket with some gourmet bread or crackers and give as a housewarming gift
  • Arrange them in a large soup bowl and give to a friend that needs a pick-me up.
Just go to www.roseblossomcottage.com and look in our Victorian Romantic Prints category. There you can download a high quality print. You can't beat the price...1 penny.

More to come...next month's keepsake is a sweet from our new gal at the Cottage, Veronica, and is called Cupid's Cherry Delight. (Doesn't that sound wonderful!?)

8 comments:

  1. Hi Kim,

    Just pop over to your website, love the victorian romantic prints! I also love the enamel products, they are too cute!

    Have a great week!

    Pei Li

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  2. Yumm the recipe sounds really good and the card so pretty.

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  3. The recipe sounds delicious and the cards are so awesome. Another wonderfully creative idea.

    Lisa
    Pale Pink And Roses

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  4. I'm gonna have to try this recipe very soon! Sounds wonderful and the card is cute as can be!

    Vera
    Olivia Paige

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  5. What a delightful idea... With a 1001 uses and so easily affordable! You are, as always, brilliant! Hugs, Tedi www.PetiteBookstore.com/blog

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  6. What a wonderful idea! Your cards are so sweet and the recipe sounds delicious! Have a nice week!

    Shannon
    Shabby Shan's Cottage

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  7. I love doing recipes. And a pretty card as well. I just got back in the swing of doing my blog and you inspire me to keep it up. I had missed last weeks on your dress form. That is 2DIE4.. Thanks for the stew. Kath'

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  8. Hi Kim,,, what a great idea! I love this. Its a great house warming gift. I also love your beautiful dress form in the post below. Wow, its gorgeous! It was great speaking with you the other night too. Have a wonderful week.
    (()) gail

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