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13 Simmering Pot Recipes: Here are a few different recipes you can keep simmering on the stove over the holidays. Wonderfully rich, spicy and fruity smells filling your home keeps everyone’s spirits up during this hectic season. Posted at Tipnut.com.
Date Added: Dec 01, 2007
Furoshiki How To: How about wrapping gifts in fabric bags, but with a unique Japanese twist. See the details and videos posted for how to do this technique, it’s wonderful! Posted on Tipnut.com.
Date Added: Nov 30, 2007
How To Prepare Steamed Puddings: If you’ve always enjoyed steamed puddings but aren’t sure how to make them, here’s a page of tips and instructions for you. This comes from a cookbook that’s about 50 years old. Instructions posted on Tipnut.com.
Date Added: Nov 30, 2007
Ice Cube Ideas for Punch & Recipes: If you’re serving punch at your holiday event, consider using decorative ice cubes. Here are a few ideas to do that. Posted on Tipnut.com.
Date Added: Dec 01, 2007
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Welcome! Here you'll find a growing collection of Christmas projects and recipes I've found online as well as a few recipes and tips of my own.
You'll find crafts, gift ideas, decoration projects, recipes, videos, tips and all things Christmas in general.
This site is an extension of my main blog Tipnut.com which is filled with household tips, recipes, sewing, crafts, homemade How To's and all kinds of DIY projects and hacks for around the home. Make sure to check it out!
Please bookmark Tipnut's Christmas Keepers since I'll be adding new resources and tips regularly throughout the year, I hope to help you find everything you need to make your Christmas a special one.
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