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sábado, 15 de diciembre de 2018

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 12! by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 12! by The Pioneer Woman

The last pair of boots for this holiday season are these Old Gringo Black Bonnie Boots. Gorgeous!

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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 12! by The Pioneer Woman

The last pair of boots for this holiday season are these Old Gringo Black Bonnie Boots. Gorgeous!

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Winner will be announced Sunday morning!

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viernes, 14 de diciembre de 2018

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 11 by The Pioneer Woman

We’re on the home stretch! Today’s boot giveaway is this darling pair of Corral Angel Wing Boots. I’m a sucker for boots with either a) eagles or b) angel wings. These are perfect!

 
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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 11 by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 11 by The Pioneer Woman

We’re on the home stretch! Today’s boot giveaway is this darling pair of Corral Angel Wing Boots. I’m a sucker for boots with either a) eagles or b) angel wings. These are perfect!

 
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jueves, 13 de diciembre de 2018

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 10 by The Pioneer Woman

For today’s giveaway, I’m giving away a pair of these Junk Gypsy Vagabond Harness Boots. I can’t list the things I love about these boots: Snip toe? Check. High heel? Check. Harness? Check. Personality? Check. They’re amazing!

 
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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 10 by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 10 by The Pioneer Woman

For today’s giveaway, I’m giving away a pair of these Junk Gypsy Vagabond Harness Boots. I can’t list the things I love about these boots: Snip toe? Check. High heel? Check. Harness? Check. Personality? Check. They’re amazing!

 
TO ENTER

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Winner will be randomly selected and announced Friday.

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Nutella Oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies by Bridget

Nutella Oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies by Bridget

For years, I’ve given cookies at Christmas to neighbors, teachers, and friends. I used to give decorated sugar or gingerbread cookies only, but for the last few years, I’ve loved giving an assortment of all kinds of cookies. That means my oven gets a workout (and that I get to eat more cookies).

 
 

So I always look for little treats I can add into the mix that don’t involve the oven. These Nutella Oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies are chewy and chocolatey with a little bit of crunch and that classic combination of chocolate and hazelnut. You can whip up 3 dozen of these babies while you have other cookies in the oven.

 
 

The ingredients are simple: Nutella, chocolate chips, oats, cornflakes, sugar, corn syrup, and hazelnut extract. The oats and cornflakes are in there to keep the recipe from sounding like something invented by Buddy the Elf. You can almost fool yourself into thinking they’re breakfast food.

You’ll also need salt—two kinds. Trust me on this: that little bit of sea salt sprinkled over the tops of these cookies make them irresistible.

 
 

One optional ingredient is the hazelnut extract. It bumps up the flavor of the Nutella and makes these the perfect complement to a cup of coffee. If you don’t want to buy hazelnut extract for one recipe, I totally get it. Omit it or substitute vanilla. (Or buy it and make these Frosted Hazelnut Cappuccino Bars as well.)

 
 

Place the oats, cornflakes, and chocolate chips in a bowl.

 
 

Heat the Nutella, sugar, and corn syrup in a pan until it comes to a boil. Remove from heat and stir in the hazelnut extract and salt.

 
 

Pour over the oat and cornflake mixture and quickly stir, stir, stir. (This can count as your workout for the day.) While the mixture is still warm, dollop onto prepared cookie sheets.

 
 

Sprinkle with fleur de sel or another sea salt.

 
 

Let the cookies cool and set up for at least 30 minutes before packaging.

 
 

Cookie season, we’re ready for you!

Printable recipe: Nutella oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies

Pssst! For another no-bake treat, try Ree’s No-Bake Peanut Butter Bars.

 
 

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Nutella Oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies by Bridget

For years, I’ve given cookies at Christmas to neighbors, teachers, and friends. I used to give decorated sugar or gingerbread cookies only, but for the last few years, I’ve loved giving an assortment of all kinds of cookies. That means my oven gets a workout (and that I get to eat more cookies).

 
 

So I always look for little treats I can add into the mix that don’t involve the oven. These Nutella Oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies are chewy and chocolatey with a little bit of crunch and that classic combination of chocolate and hazelnut. You can whip up 3 dozen of these babies while you have other cookies in the oven.

 
 

The ingredients are simple: Nutella, chocolate chips, oats, cornflakes, sugar, corn syrup, and hazelnut extract. The oats and cornflakes are in there to keep the recipe from sounding like something invented by Buddy the Elf. You can almost fool yourself into thinking they’re breakfast food.

You’ll also need salt—two kinds. Trust me on this: that little bit of sea salt sprinkled over the tops of these cookies make them irresistible.

 
 

One optional ingredient is the hazelnut extract. It bumps up the flavor of the Nutella and makes these the perfect complement to a cup of coffee. If you don’t want to buy hazelnut extract for one recipe, I totally get it. Omit it or substitute vanilla. (Or buy it and make these Frosted Hazelnut Cappuccino Bars as well.)

 
 

Place the oats, cornflakes, and chocolate chips in a bowl.

 
 

Heat the Nutella, sugar, and corn syrup in a pan until it comes to a boil. Remove from heat and stir in the hazelnut extract and salt.

 
 

Pour over the oat and cornflake mixture and quickly stir, stir, stir. (This can count as your workout for the day.) While the mixture is still warm, dollop onto prepared cookie sheets.

 
 

Sprinkle with fleur de sel or another sea salt.

 
 

Let the cookies cool and set up for at least 30 minutes before packaging.

 
 

Cookie season, we’re ready for you!

Printable recipe: Nutella oat Crunch No-Bake Cookies

Pssst! For another no-bake treat, try Ree’s No-Bake Peanut Butter Bars.

 
 

miércoles, 12 de diciembre de 2018

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 9 by The Pioneer Woman

Today I’m giving away this beautiful pair of Circle G Floral Embroidery Boots! You can’t go wrong with these boots, whether they’re your first pair or your twentieth! Perfect with jeans and a cute sweater.

 
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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 9 by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 9 by The Pioneer Woman

Today I’m giving away this beautiful pair of Circle G Floral Embroidery Boots! You can’t go wrong with these boots, whether they’re your first pair or your twentieth! Perfect with jeans and a cute sweater.

 
TO ENTER

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Winner will be selected at random and announced Thursday morning, just before a new giveaway is posted.

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martes, 11 de diciembre de 2018

Todo lo que no sabías sobre los perfumes de Guerlain

Todo lo que no sabías sobre los perfumes de Guerlain

Nunca olvidaré que la primera invitación que recibí a través del blog fue para un taller de fragancias y siendo una enamorada de los perfumes como siempre he sido, fue lo que hizo falta para que yo saliera del anonimato y dejara de ser solo la persona que se escondía detrás de un seudónimo (como curiosidad, mucha gente sigue pensando que me llamo Naoko y tengo amigas que se refieren a mi por ese nombre).

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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 8 by The Pioneer Woman

Today I’m giving away a pair of boots that I own, and I love them so much. They’re Corral Women’s Cord Stitch Cowgirl Boots, and they’re actually even more awesome than they look in the photo. They’re a soft light turquoise with a nice antique look about them, and they seriously go with everything! The more I wear them, the more I love them.

 
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One winner will be randomly selected and announced Wednesday morning, right before a new giveaway is posted.

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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 8 by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 8 by The Pioneer Woman

Today I’m giving away a pair of boots that I own, and I love them so much. They’re Corral Women’s Cord Stitch Cowgirl Boots, and they’re actually even more awesome than they look in the photo. They’re a soft light turquoise with a nice antique look about them, and they seriously go with everything! The more I wear them, the more I love them.

 
TO ENTER

To enter the givewaway, just fill out and submit the box below.

One winner will be randomly selected and announced Wednesday morning, right before a new giveaway is posted.

Good luck, and happy Twelve Days of Boots!

 
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lunes, 10 de diciembre de 2018

Tres pasos para un ‘plan detox’ previo a las fiestas

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 7 by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 7 by The Pioneer Woman

It’s Day 7 of Twelve Days of Boots, and today’s pair is a stunner. They’re Lane Plain Jane Dark Cognac Boots, and they’re gorgeously simple and classic! They’re tall, easy to pull on, and look great with jeans and a slouchy sweatshirt. Don’t ask me how I know this.

 
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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 7 by The Pioneer Woman

It’s Day 7 of Twelve Days of Boots, and today’s pair is a stunner. They’re Lane Plain Jane Dark Cognac Boots, and they’re gorgeously simple and classic! They’re tall, easy to pull on, and look great with jeans and a slouchy sweatshirt. Don’t ask me how I know this.

 
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To enter, complete and submit the giveaway box below.

Winner will be selected at random and announced Tuesday morning, just before a new giveaway is posted.

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Healthier Pumpkin Bread by Erica

Healthier Pumpkin Bread by Erica

I love a good loaf of pumpkin bread. It’s moist and hearty and spicy all at once.

Now, there’s no denying that I like a slice of conventional pumpkin bread. But this time of year, with all of the baking and dessert-eating that goes on, it can be wise to make a healthified version now and then. That way you can enjoy all of the seasonal flavors with a few added health benefits.

 
 

How is this pumpkin bread healthier?

Now, everyone’s idea of what “healthy” means is different. But here are the ways that I feel this bread is healthier than regular pumpkin bread:

  • It’s lower-carb. Since I used coconut flour instead of wheat flour, this bread is higher in fiber and lower in net carbs.
  • It’s higher in protein. Coconut flour requires that you use more eggs than traditional baked goods. This bread contains a whopping 6 eggs! All those eggs add extra protein and healthy fats.
  • It’s lower in sugar. The entire loaf, including the cream cheese frosting, contains only 5 tablespoons of added sweetener. The rest of the sweetness comes from a ripe banana. That’s it! Compare that to the 1 (or more) cup of sugar in most pumpkin bread recipes.
  • It uses natural sweeteners. As I mentioned above, all of the sweetness comes from natural sources: bananas and maple syrup. Unrefined sweeteners contain more nutrients than white granulated sugar.
  • It uses healthy fats. This one is the most controversial. I replaced the polyunsaturated vegetable oil that most pumpkin bread recipes call for with grass-fed butter. Butter is more nutritious than highly processed “vegetable” oils, it’s more heat-stable, and it’s less likely to be rancid.

Okay, let’s move on to making this pumpkin bread!

 
 

Here are the ingredients you’ll need for the bread: milk, a ripe banana, pumpkin puree, eggs, butter, vanilla extract, maple syrup, pumpkin pie spice, salt, baking powder, baking soda, arrow root powder, and coconut flour.

 
 

Begin by mashing your banana. Since it’s just one banana, I like to use my baby potato masher for the job.

 
 

Add the pumpkin, milk, eggs, melted butter, vanilla, and maple syrup. Whisk until smooth.

 
 

Sift the dry ingredients over the wet ingredients.

 
 

Whisk the wet and dry ingredients together until well-combined. Let the batter sit for 2 minutes. This gives the coconut flour a chance to absorb some of the liquid. Whisk again.

 
 

Scrape into a greased and parchment-lined loaf pan. I used a smaller-than-usual pan so that the loaf is taller. You could bake yours in a 9×5 pan instead, but the bread won’t rise as high.

 
 

Bake in a 350ºF oven for 45–70 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove to a wire rack and let it cool in the pan for 10 minutes.

 
 

After 10 minutes, take the loaf out of the pan and let it sit on the wire rack until completely cool.

 
 

Once the bread is cool, you can make the frosting! Here’s what you’ll need: butter, cream cheese, maple syrup, vanilla extract, and cinnamon.

 
 

Place all of the ingredients in a small bowl and beat until completely smooth.

 
 

Spread the frosting on the cooled loaf of pumpkin bread.

 
 

This is lovely still-fresh from the oven, but it’s also great the next day. I feel like the flavors have a chance to meld as the bread sits.

 
 

Notes:

  • You can make this bread paleo-friendly by substituting coconut oil for the butter, and coconut milk for the whole milk. Leave off the cream cheese frosting.
  • The texture of this bread isn’t exactly the same as “regular” pumpkin bread. My kids and I love it, but my husband is a little more skeptical. So keep that in mind if you have really picky eaters!
  • The sweetness is just barely there. If you prefer a sweeter bread, I would suggest using coconut sugar and increasing the amount to 1/3 to 1/2 cup or so. If you’re using maple syrup, don’t increase it too much or the batter will be too wet.
  • I like to store this bread in a gallon baggie with a piece of parchment paper on top of the frosting to prevent it from sticking to the bag.
  • You can either frost the bread like I suggested, or you can use the cream cheese frosting as a spread. That’s the easiest way to serve the bread if you’re planning on storing it.

 
Printable recipe: Healthier Pumpkin Bread

 

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Healthier Pumpkin Bread by Erica

I love a good loaf of pumpkin bread. It’s moist and hearty and spicy all at once.

Now, there’s no denying that I like a slice of conventional pumpkin bread. But this time of year, with all of the baking and dessert-eating that goes on, it can be wise to make a healthified version now and then. That way you can enjoy all of the seasonal flavors with a few added health benefits.

 
 

How is this pumpkin bread healthier?

Now, everyone’s idea of what “healthy” means is different. But here are the ways that I feel this bread is healthier than regular pumpkin bread:

  • It’s lower-carb. Since I used coconut flour instead of wheat flour, this bread is higher in fiber and lower in net carbs.
  • It’s higher in protein. Coconut flour requires that you use more eggs than traditional baked goods. This bread contains a whopping 6 eggs! All those eggs add extra protein and healthy fats.
  • It’s lower in sugar. The entire loaf, including the cream cheese frosting, contains only 5 tablespoons of added sweetener. The rest of the sweetness comes from a ripe banana. That’s it! Compare that to the 1 (or more) cup of sugar in most pumpkin bread recipes.
  • It uses natural sweeteners. As I mentioned above, all of the sweetness comes from natural sources: bananas and maple syrup. Unrefined sweeteners contain more nutrients than white granulated sugar.
  • It uses healthy fats. This one is the most controversial. I replaced the polyunsaturated vegetable oil that most pumpkin bread recipes call for with grass-fed butter. Butter is more nutritious than highly processed “vegetable” oils, it’s more heat-stable, and it’s less likely to be rancid.

Okay, let’s move on to making this pumpkin bread!

 
 

Here are the ingredients you’ll need for the bread: milk, a ripe banana, pumpkin puree, eggs, butter, vanilla extract, maple syrup, pumpkin pie spice, salt, baking powder, baking soda, arrow root powder, and coconut flour.

 
 

Begin by mashing your banana. Since it’s just one banana, I like to use my baby potato masher for the job.

 
 

Add the pumpkin, milk, eggs, melted butter, vanilla, and maple syrup. Whisk until smooth.

 
 

Sift the dry ingredients over the wet ingredients.

 
 

Whisk the wet and dry ingredients together until well-combined. Let the batter sit for 2 minutes. This gives the coconut flour a chance to absorb some of the liquid. Whisk again.

 
 

Scrape into a greased and parchment-lined loaf pan. I used a smaller-than-usual pan so that the loaf is taller. You could bake yours in a 9×5 pan instead, but the bread won’t rise as high.

 
 

Bake in a 350ºF oven for 45–70 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove to a wire rack and let it cool in the pan for 10 minutes.

 
 

After 10 minutes, take the loaf out of the pan and let it sit on the wire rack until completely cool.

 
 

Once the bread is cool, you can make the frosting! Here’s what you’ll need: butter, cream cheese, maple syrup, vanilla extract, and cinnamon.

 
 

Place all of the ingredients in a small bowl and beat until completely smooth.

 
 

Spread the frosting on the cooled loaf of pumpkin bread.

 
 

This is lovely still-fresh from the oven, but it’s also great the next day. I feel like the flavors have a chance to meld as the bread sits.

 
 

Notes:

  • You can make this bread paleo-friendly by substituting coconut oil for the butter, and coconut milk for the whole milk. Leave off the cream cheese frosting.
  • The texture of this bread isn’t exactly the same as “regular” pumpkin bread. My kids and I love it, but my husband is a little more skeptical. So keep that in mind if you have really picky eaters!
  • The sweetness is just barely there. If you prefer a sweeter bread, I would suggest using coconut sugar and increasing the amount to 1/3 to 1/2 cup or so. If you’re using maple syrup, don’t increase it too much or the batter will be too wet.
  • I like to store this bread in a gallon baggie with a piece of parchment paper on top of the frosting to prevent it from sticking to the bag.
  • You can either frost the bread like I suggested, or you can use the cream cheese frosting as a spread. That’s the easiest way to serve the bread if you’re planning on storing it.

 
Printable recipe: Healthier Pumpkin Bread

 

domingo, 9 de diciembre de 2018

Cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram

Cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram

El éxito de la comida en el mundo de Instagram es indiscutible, y es que el hashtag #instafood ¡tiene más de 130 millones de publicaciones! ¿Quieres saber cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram? Te las descubrimos de la mano de Kaiku.

Los platos y alimentos más instagrameables se han convertido en los reyes de esta red social. Pero no solo eso, con ellos han surgido nuevas formas de cocinar y recetas adaptadas no sólo a los gustos de los usuarios de Instagram, sino también a los nuevos hábitos de vida en los que el tiempo libre es limitado y hay una mayor conciencia por la alimentación saludable

Las 4 recetas más exitosas

La técnica del ‘one-pot’

cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram

O lo que es lo mismo: utilizar una única cazuela o recipiente para preparar un plato. Esta técnica no solo tiene como objetivo perder menos tiempo fregando, sino también preparar platos en poco tiempo sin dejar de lado el sabor.

Al cocinar todos los ingredientes a la vez, los sabores se intensifican y se mezclan con el resto de una forma única que no ocurriría cuando se prepara cada uno de forma separada.

La mítica tostada de aguacate 

cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram

Es indiscutible que el aguacate se puso de moda gracias a su presencia en la red social. El alimento más instagrameable encuentra su hábitat natural en una tostada: hidratos de carbono imprescindibles, el aguacate como grasa saludable y toppings como el queso sin lactosa, tomates secos o jamón para completar un desayuno o merienda saludable y saciante.

‘Meal Prep’ semanal

cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram

¿Comes siempre fuera de casa? Te recomendamos que te lleves tu propia comida. De esta manera controlarás las cantidades y sobre todo, los ingredientes.

Sin embargo, sabemos que compatibilizar el poco tiempo libre disponible con cocinar puede ser tarea difícil. Por este motivo surgieron los ‘meal preps’, que tratan de ahorrar tiempo entre fogones: cocinar un día de la semana para poder comer los cinco restantes.  ¿La clave? Reservar un día de la semana (por ejemplo los domingos) y preparar una base de arroz o pasta e incorporar una carne o pescado acompañado de diferentes verduras y salsas. Colócalo en cinco tuppers distintos, ¡y listo!

Smoothie Bowl

cómo preparar las recetas que más triunfan en Instagram

Otro clásico de las fotografías de Instagram: los smoothie bowls. La combinación perfecta entre desayuno saludable y fotogénico. El smoothie bowl contiene más fruta y es menos líquido que un batido normal, ya que se emplea fruta congelada y yogures en más cantidad que leche, lo que le confiere propiedades saciantes.

Además, es el lienzo perfecto para incorporar toppings saludables, y mezclar diferentes frutas, sabores y texturas. En definitiva, los smoothie bowls son perfectos a la hora de aglutinar alimentos saludables que de otra forma son más difíciles de incorporar a un menú semanal.

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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 6 by The Pioneer Woman

Today’s boots are sassy, playful, adorable, and FABULOUS. They’re Junk Gypsy by Lane Hard to Handle Boots, and if you aren’t looking to be subtle with the boots you wear, these are the ones! At the same time, they’re super casual and look great with worn jeans…I love these! (The pink is the greatest.)

 
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Winner will be selected at random and announced Monday morning, just before the new giveaway is posted.

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Twelve Days of Boots: Day 6 by The Pioneer Woman

Twelve Days of Boots: Day 6 by The Pioneer Woman

Today’s boots are sassy, playful, adorable, and FABULOUS. They’re Junk Gypsy by Lane Hard to Handle Boots, and if you aren’t looking to be subtle with the boots you wear, these are the ones! At the same time, they’re super casual and look great with worn jeans…I love these! (The pink is the greatest.)

 
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Winner will be selected at random and announced Monday morning, just before the new giveaway is posted.

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Kenzo World Eye Palette y Kenzo World Intense

Kenzo World Eye Palette y Kenzo World Intense

Este otoño Kenzo nos sorprendía con un lanzamiento muy especial, su primera incursión en el mundo del maquillaje con una paleta de sombras de ojos inspirada en su perfume Kenzo World, que además incorpora a su familia de fragancias la nueva Eau de Parfum Kenzo World Intense.

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