6 façons de passer les fêtes en solo Audrey Lagace vous présente ses 6 façons préférées de passer les fêtes en solo. Que vous soyez seul en raison de la pandémie ou par choix, rien ne vous empêche de vous faire plaisir, vous mettre confortable et prendre soin de vous. 1. Fais-toi une beauté Commence …
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Christmas makes me look forward to snowy, winter nights in Montreal – a true reminder that there’s light in the darkest of times. This drink reminds me of the warmth and coziness I associate Christmas with, and a heap of cardamom. I strayed away from typical Christmas flavors because I know the element of surprise from the cardamom will create smiles. Make your family guess the secret ingredient. Share the recipe with your family and friends you’re unable to see to spread the love!
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It’s time to gather with your loved ones to celebrate and you can’t wait to tell them about your current accomplishment (academic success, new project, motherhood, creative hobby…) and to hear from them. You are proud of yourself and you really wish that your loved ones share that too. But…
These Christmas-themed bites are just as perfect for an aperitif on a festive evening as they are as leftovers for lunch the next day.
This hot spiced cider recipe is one I learned from my mom, who would make it every year around Hanukkah. We would have friends and family over, light the Hanukkah candles, and enjoy a hot (and usually slightly alcoholic) glass of cider. Although this year will probably be different, I know that wherever I end up celebrating the holidays, I will be making this cider and feeling like I’m back home.
We’re often led to believe that eating intuitively implies stopping when we’re full: it’s false. Eating intuitively means that we’re able to recognize that sometimes, we want to continue eating despite being full, and that we can allow ourselves to do it.
Create a thoughtful and inexpensive gift with these Chocolate and Orange Cookies in a Mason Jar.
Let’s cozy up with a bowl of warm and ultra creamy butternut squash soup. As the colder weather starts to settle in, this soup full of complex roasted butternut squash flavor will warm your body and soul. Nourishing and delicious, you won’t be disappointed.