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Making Corned Beef and Cabbage in a 1920s Housedress

Design· DIY· Fashion· History· Recipe

Making Corned Beef and Cabbage in a 1920s Housedress

Top o' the Morning to you sweet friends! Today a new series begins on my YouTube channel. It is called Creating In Costume. I'll make recipes, share crafts, and more all while wearing various styles of historic clothing. Today's episode features Making Corned Beef and Cabbage in a 1920s Housedress. Making Corned Beef and Cabbage in a 1920s Housedress Let's start with the simple but delicious recipe that I make every year. It is featured in THIS POST.  In this week's video, I ... View the Post

03.11.22

A Jane Austen Holiday

Decorating· Entertaining· Fashion· History· Holiday· Recipe

A Jane Austen Holiday

Last Sunday I was invited by Tiffany of Stitchin' Addiciton to be a guest on her literary Instagram live series. The topic of discussion was A Jane Austen Holiday. We discussed dinner, decor and Darcy in the Regency era.  A Jane Austen Holiday In preparation for the LIVE video I perused a lovely cookbook, Dinner With Mr. Darcy by Pen Vogler.  I selected two recipes to create. The first was Negus. Negus is a beverage made of wine, hot water, lemon juice, sugar, and nutmeg. ... View the Post

12.10.21

DIY Halloween Charcuterie Board

DIY· Entertaining· Recipe

DIY Halloween Charcuterie Board

Hello sweet friends! I am once again participating in the Budget-Friendly Recipes Hop hosted by my dear friend Marty of A Stroll Thru Life. If you are new to Decor To Adore may I say “Welcome!”  Today I am sharing a step-by-step DIY Halloween Charcuterie Board. DIY Halloween Charcuterie Board Here at Storybook Cottage, we are gearing up to take the kitchen down to the walls. Most of the contents of the cabinets have been boxed up. So this month I needed to come up with a fun food ... View the Post

10.28.21

Three Fast and Easy Meals For The College Cook

DIY· Family· Recipe

Three Fast and Easy Meals For The College Cook

Hello sweet friends! I am once again participating in the Budget-Friendly Recipes Hop hosted by my dear friend Marty of A Stroll Thru Life. If you are new to Decor To Adore may I say “Welcome!”  This recipe is for a make ahead meat mixture that can create Three Fast and Easy Meals For The College Cook. It is also perfect for those who like to meal prep.  Three Fast and Easy Meals For The College Cook Sweet Guy has just moved into his first college campus apartment. He is ... View the Post

08.26.21

1840s Food and Party Favors

Craft· DIY· Entertaining· History· Recipe· Royal Family

1840s Food and Party Favors

This Thursday the worldwide Costube Symposium (CoSy) 2021 kicks off and runs through the weekend. Various events are being held on Instagram as well as numerous FREE video premieres. I will have a video debuting on my Youtube channel on both Friday and Saturday. Friday's video will be about how I made an 1840's dress and Saturday's video will feature a recent costumed tea party I held at home. I went all out for the party and thought you might enjoy a sneak peek of the 1840s Food and Party ... View the Post

08.18.21

Ground Beef Wellington

DIY· Recipe

Ground Beef Wellington

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to this month’s Budget-Friendly Recipes Hop hosted by my dear friend Marty of A Stroll Thru Life. If you are new to Decor To Adore may I say “Welcome!”  Today I am sharing easy and delicious Ground Beef Wellington. This recipe is fast and SO good. It’s perfect when you need dinner on the table quickly! Ground Beef Wellington You may already have most of the easy-to-find ingredients on hand.  The complete recipe card is listed ... View the Post

06.24.21

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