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The Ultimate 2020 Christmas Playlist to Bless Your Holiday in Quarantine

December 25, 2020 // Posted in Bread & Pastries, Musical Mondays, Recipes

December 25, 2020 | Posted in [post_category]

Dear Santa,

All I want for Christmas is for everyone to be gifted the vaccine so we can have herd immunity & this dumpster fire, train wreck of a year can finally be over. Please send extra goodies to all the scientists for their brilliant work on the COVID-19 vaccine. K thanks, bye.

With Love,
Tiffany

Seasons greetings, y’all! Does anyone remember when I used to do Musical Mondays? Unfortunately, 8Tracks has changed to a premium service & it’s not exactly Monday, but just pretend for a moment it is so that this post has a point.

If you haven’t annoyed your earholes with Christmas songs yet, I’ve got a playlist for you. I curated an 8-hour playlist of Christmas songs for you to blast while you’re cooking, eating, opening your presents, browsing Instagram, avoiding the news, Zooming with your relatives, or whatever it is you’re doing this holiday season.

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Filed Under: Bread & Pastries, Musical Mondays, Recipes Tagged With: Adobe Photoshop, bread, Christmas, Holidays, Music, Musical Mondays, Playlist, Quarantine, Spotify

Have Yourself A Very Scented Christmas

December 25, 2014 // Posted in DIY / Projects, Photo Journal

December 25, 2014 | Posted in [post_category]

Happy Christmas to all of you observing it & a very, very happy holidays to those of you who aren’t. The holidays make December one of my favorite months, especially because Christmas is the perfect excuse for my entire family & close friends to gather around over a huge feast & partake in gift-giving. Seeing my huge family during the holidays makes the day so enjoyable & something I look forward to every year. The food, the company, the drinks, the scents, the desserts, & the fun, there’s so much sensory overload, how can you not be overwhelmed with joy? Speaking of senses, did you know that scent is one of our 5 senses that is closely tied with memory? I’m sure most of you already know that, so let’s drive this point even further: Holiday Diffusers. Make your home smell exactly like the happy holidays with essential oils, vodka (or rubbing alcohol), a glass bottle, & diffuser reeds.

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Filed Under: DIY / Projects, Photo Journal Tagged With: cedarwood, Christmas, diffusers, DIY, dynamik, essential oils, genesis, Gift Ideas, Gifts, grapefruit, Holidays, lemon, Nikon, Nikon D5300, Orange, pine needle, Rosemary, tangerine, vodka

Musical Mondays: Winter Wishes

December 22, 2014 // Posted in Filler, Musical Mondays

December 22, 2014 | Posted in [post_category]

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Winter Wishes

  1. “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” by Coldplay
  2. “Winter Song” by Sara Bareilles & Ingrid Michelson (this song might not be there even though it’s one of my favorites; 8Tracks is messing up big time with their strange SoundCloud integration)
  3. “All My Bells Are Ringing” by Lenka
  4. “The Christmas Song” by The Raveonettes
  5. “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” by Death Cab For Cutie
  6. “She Whispers The Winter Snow” by The Autumns
  7. “The Winter Song” by Eisley
  8. “Driving Home For Christmas” by Chris Rea
  9. “Last Christmas” by Jimmy Eat World
  10. “My Baby Fell For Ol’ St. Nick” by Dada
  11. “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” by Jack Johnson
  12. “Winter Song” by The Head & the Heart
  13. “Little Saint Nick” by The Beach Boys
  14. “White Christmas” by Michael Bublé
  15. “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!” by Dean Martin
  16. “Winter Wonderland” by Doris Day
  17. “Santa Baby” by Eartha Kitt
  18. “The Christmas Song” by Nat King Cole
  19. “White Christmas” by Bing Crosby
  20. “All I Want For Christmas Is You (So So Def Remix)” by Mariah Carey

Just in time for the festivities, I hope you enjoy this fourth installment of Musical Mondays, which features delightful holiday songs. I tried my very best to curate a mix that incorporates some of my favorite indie holiday songs & absolute classics with a fun ending featuring Mariah. With the exception of “O, Holy Night” by Sleeping At Last, nearly (removed it, oh well) all of these songs will not make you feel as though you’re sitting through a musical sermon on Jesus’s birth. Even if you don’t celebrate any winter holidays, this mix is still great to listen to any time of the year. That’s right, I still blast holiday music in the middle of May because I DO WHAT I WANT. If you’re a fan of the mix, be sure to follow me on 8Tracks & share it with your friends via Facebook or whatever else you kids are using these days.

I wanted to let y’all know that my new layout is almost, just almost ready & I’m very excited for it, but I still have tons of photos to edit–does it ever end??–& lots of things to tweak. Recipes & more gallery postings soon (pffttt but I know about 2 of you actually click through the gallery anyway). Happy Holidays!!

Filed Under: Filler, Musical Mondays Tagged With: Bing Crosby, Chris Rea, Christmas, Coldplay, Dada, Death Cab for Cutie, December, Doris Day, Eisley, Holidays, Indie, jazz, Jimmy Eat World, Lenka, Mariah Carey, mixes, Music, Musical Mondays, Nat King Cole, The Beach Boys, The Raveonettes, winter

I Can’t Believe It’s Vegan Mashed Potatoes & Gravy

September 29, 2014 // Posted in Appetizers, Dips & Sauces, Food I Made, Gallery, Photo Journal, Recipes

September 29, 2014 | Posted in [post_category]

There are plenty of commercials we tend to remember from our childhood due to their ostentatious or subliminal ways, but one commercial that always irked me were the I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter ones. If you’ve never heard of the product, I’m sure you would’ve surmised by now that given the product’s title, it’s obviously margarine. These commercials stuck with you with sexualized hands–I honestly don’t know how they did it, but it was even obvious for 10-year-old me to understand the sexual innuendos–& this surprised husband who would eat his toast with what he thought was butter. Fast forward to today, it’s no surprise that margarine, which is made up of hydrogenated oils, is 10/10 disgustingly horrible for you. However, that doesn’t mean that the vegan butter you see at your local health foods or specialty store are margarine. Take a gander at the ingredients list & if you don’t see anything with “hydrogenated oil,” or even partially hydrogenated, you’re okay!

So, why are hydrogenated oils so bad for you? Well, you could take a general chemistry class & then an intro to organic chemistry class to fully comprehend it, but the quick & dirty explanation is simple: hydrogenating oils means adding a hydrogen molecule to a molecular structure, making it more stable at room temperature after intensive science (adding metal catalysts, intense heat & pressure being added, etc). This new molecular structure is often compared to being similar to plastic, especially because the process increases shelf-life. Unless it’s honey, food should always eventually rot. But, what does all of this mean? Not very pleasant things for your body, so avoid it at all costs.

However, that’s where some of the other alternative vegan butters come in such as Earth Balance, Nutiva, & SmartBalance. In fact, I decided to change it up from Earth Balance & tried Nutiva for my two recipes. If you’re looking for an animal friendly product, search for some of these brands in the grocery store & you can get to cooking tons of vegan-friendly food without even realizing it! These two new recipes I’ve just added are absolutely perfect for the holidays & are vegan-friendly. Now onto pictures of my fancy mashed potatoes & gravy.

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Dips & Sauces, Food I Made, Gallery, Photo Journal, Recipes Tagged With: Appetizers, Boston, Dinner, East Coast, food, food photography, Herbs, Holidays, homemade, Lunch, Mashed Potatoes, Mushrooms, New American, recipes, Rosemary, Sage, Side Dishes, United States, vegan

6 Things I’m Thankful For

December 3, 2013 // Posted in Appetizers, Desserts, Food I Made, Gallery, Photo Journal, Recipes

December 3, 2013 | Posted in [post_category]


Pumpkin Cuppies

So, it’s December 3rd & it feels like only yesterday it was still Thanksgiving. As much as I love the holiday season, I–like many others–hate how quickly it goes by. My MCAT date is just around the corner so naturally, my heart is pumping more blood than it should for a stationary person. I think I might die, maybe? I’m 100% capable of doing well on this test if I just study & stop watching cheesy shows like Charmed all day. Whenever you’re stressed or feeling like your life is falling to pieces, you just have to remind yourself that it could be worse, but you’re going to take control of the current situation to the best of your abilities. You’re going to look at yourself in the mirror & remind yourself that you’re capable of handling the hurdles & if you can’t, then ask for help. Certainly there is no shame in asking for help from your family &/or friends.

Speaking of which, let’s go down the “what I’m thankful for” road since my family never makes these types of speeches at our Thanksgiving dinners.

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Desserts, Food I Made, Gallery, Photo Journal, Recipes Tagged With: Dessert, Holidays, Pumpkin Cuppies, recipes, Ryan Gosling, Thankful, Thanksgiving

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