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Today we are offering something a bit different. Let's talk about Gift Baskets. Gift baskets are fun to receive, and they are just as fun to make. You can make a gift basket for a loved one or to simply say thanks. Keep in mind you don't necessarily need an actual basket, this is the perfect opportunity to get creative and use what you have available. Vintage items make great containers for food gifts.
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| Creative Gift Baskets, put together a gift for those you love. |
Gift baskets are easy to tailor to the individual you are gifting. For the food lover, a large basket containing several selections both sweet and savory is a wonderful gift. A larger basket with many selections is the perfect size for a family gift. And a smaller basket with a couple of selections is the perfect thank you gift.
Gifting delicious food is always a good decision. Commercially prepared gift baskets are big business and for the actual food in the basket, very expensive. You can make a much better basket and it will be made with delicious homemade food that you know the recipient will enjoy. Here are a few suggestions from our kitchen.
Here are a few suggestions for sweet treats to fill your basket:
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| Pretzel Toffee |
Toffee
Salted Candied Pecans
Homemade White Chocolate Peanut Butter
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| Homemade Chocolate Syrup |
Here are a few suggestions for savory treats to fill your basket:
Baked Crackers and Cheese
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| Dijon Mustard with Truffle Oil |
Flavored Vinegar with Peppers and Onion
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| Pickled Green Beans |
Jars of Happiness
Here are a few suggestions for pantry ingredients to fill your basket:
A simple and Delicious Dry Rub for Meat
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| Puffy Cheese Noodles |
Homemade Bay Leaf Seasoning
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| Coconut Granola with Almonds |
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| Gingerbread and Ginger Snap Cookie Mix |
Here are a few suggestions for specialty items (refrigerated) to fill your basket:
Potted Gouda Cheese Spread
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| Peppers for Cold Meats - Auguste Escoffier |
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| Naturally Fermented Ginger Ale |
Vegetable Bouillion
Famous Cheese Spread, from The Pantry Restaurant in Portland OR.
Have some fun and make a wonderful and delicious gift basket for those you care about!
Enjoy!
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this post shared with:
friday favorites @ condo blues
weekend cooking @ beth fish reads
full plate thursday @ miz helens
homesteader hop @ floyd family homestead
homestead blog hop @ not so modern housewife
foodie friday @ rattlebridge farm
Fantastic ideas! We done this in years past. So much fun to put together. Sometimes we'd do themes; one of the best was movie night.
ReplyDeleteI like the theme idea, thanks!
Deletewhat a TERRIFIC collex of recipes to pass along to your readers, for gifts or for ourselves. thank you. applause. clapclapclap. --suz in ohio
ReplyDeleteThanks, and thanks for visiting.
DeleteWhat fun and what a great idea to have really personalized gifts. It's time for me to start working on Christmas gifts and I'll definitely be keeping these suggestions in mind.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteThis is such a great idea and I would love to get some of that pretzel toffee.
ReplyDeleteIf nothing else, make the pretzel toffee, it is so good! Thanks for visiting.
DeleteHOme made gift baskets - great idea. Have a great week. Cheers from Carole's Chatter
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, thanks for visiting.
DeleteI love giving and getting homemade gift baskets. I see a few I might try, like pickled green beans. I've never had them before.
ReplyDeleteI love anything pickled, the green beans are delicious in potato salad also.
DeleteGreat ideas!
ReplyDeleteThank you, and thanks for visiting.
DeleteWhat awesome ideas! I might have to use a few of these for our "neighbors". Thanks for sharing with us at the homestead blog hop! Hope we see you again this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I look forward to visiting again.
DeleteGreat ideas for gift baskets! Hope you share your wonderful post on The Simple Homestead Blog Hop today! (https://nancyonthehomefront.com/our-simple-homestead-blog-hop-195/)
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