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St Patrick's Day isn't really a holiday that gets a lot of celebrating and themed desserts, and I think it should be! I love St Patrick's day! That's why I wanted to create a fun, green inspired sugar cookie for my blog! Meet, the Shamrock Sugar Cookie! These cookies will 'Shamrock Your Socks Off'! Made with powdered sugar, green sanding sugar, and green food coloring! I top these cookies with a delicious drizzle of royal icing. Make it with me! You know a sugar cookie is good when it doesn't require a ton of frosting for it to taste yummy! To be honest, I am not a huge frosting fan. And frankly, I hate the process of 'frosting' something more than I hate frosting itself. You'll notice on my blog that many recipes have things 'drizzled' over top of them. That's no mistake haha. Drizzling is 10x easier than worrying about getting the frosting just right. You'll notice that in this recipe, I have actually rolled

My very good friend challenged me to make dinner inside of my Instant Pot using common ingredients from my refrigerator and pantry. I jumped right in and came up with this simple weeknight Instant Pot Sausage Pizza Pasta! Watch the video and let me know how you think I did!  The recipe for this dish […] The post Instant Pot Sausage Pizza Pasta appeared first on Instant Loss - Conveniently Cook Your Way To Weight Loss .

crossconnectmag : Surprising Compositions by KangHee Kim KangHee Kim, a Korean-born photographer currently living in Brooklyn, NYC, invites us to her surreal world. She plays with her vision to explore something new and magical in New York, and at the same time, she never ceases to amaze us with her saturate, eclectic works. Want to keep up with art?  Check out our Twitter feed. posted by Margaret

crossconnectmag : Surprising Compositions by KangHee Kim KangHee Kim, a Korean-born photographer currently living in Brooklyn, NYC, invites us to her surreal world. She plays with her vision to explore something new and magical in New York, and at the same time, she never ceases to amaze us with her saturate, eclectic works. Want to keep up with art?  Check out our Twitter feed. posted by Margaret crss