Back in February we had a brunch at IHOP where my husband and I both ordered one of the new breakfast items on the menu. The Fiesta Omelette with corn cakes on the side. Because we ordered something new, they’ve asked us to fill up a form to review the dish and we’ll each get $3 rebate in the mail. We said sure and almost 3 months alter, we got the rebate cards...
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IHOP Rebates Are Real!!
May 21, 2013 Posted in Breakfast, Dining Elsewhere, Entrees, FeistyCook Tips, ProductReviews No comments
Make this for your future weekend brunch with your family. Unless you’re going to IHOP of course.
I had leftover crumbled bleu cheese from the time Scott made his black and blue burgers a few days ago and he suggested I should sprinkle some in an omelet for breakfast. It just sounded so delicious so I did. It pays to listen to our husband sometimes. You’ll be enjoying a delicious breakfast in return, HAH!
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Cinnamon Raisins Thin Bagel Egg-Bacon-Cheese Sandwich + Mixed Fruits
May 6, 2013 Posted in Breakfast, Entrees No commentsI love breakfast bagel sandwiches. I have a blueberry bagel sandwich with egg, bacon, cheese, and cream cheese in the archives. It’s a family’s favorite. However, I’ve always thought bagel sandwiches would be so much easier to bite into if the bagels aren’t so thick. So when I found a Thomas thin bagel in the bread aisle I was like, HALLELUJAH.
That’s the pack of cin...
Read MoreBlueberry Twisted Cinnamon Bread
March 22, 2013 Posted in Baked Goodies, Bread, Breakfast, Entrees, Sweets And Desserts 9 comments
This is the Blueberry version of the Twisted Cinnamon Bread I’ve first made back in June 2011. Bear in mind that I made this Blueberry Twisted Cinnamon Bread last month and I’m just writing about it now. I roll like that, I guess…
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The Power Of Pork And TV Commercial At Night
March 14, 2013 Posted in Breakfast, Dining Elsewhere, Entrees, Lunch, ProductReviews, Take-Out Food No commentsYou know that time of the night when you’re laying down in bed and then the TV starts playing all these food commercials? Torture, I tell you. Like this Hardee’s commercial for Pork Chop ‘N’ Gravy Biscuit.
If I remember it right, the words I uttered were, “Oh My God...
Read MoreFruits and Vegetables are part of our diet. We eat a lot of fruits and our dinner would be incomplete without the vegetable component. This year and so forth, we aim to eat more fruits and vegetables. My husband and I have also decided to eat more salad. So in this effort, I went gaga on buying fruits then created my makeshift mini-salad bar.
Read MoreSunday Brunch At IHOP
February 24, 2013 Posted in Breakfast, Dining Elsewhere, Entrees, ProductReviews No commentsThe original plan was to have breakfast at IHOP on Saturday for my husband’s birthday which was actually on the 20th. The little girl was sick though so that didn’t happened. Scott and Caine had a Father and Son day instead which started at Waffle House and they went from there. Emma and I stayed in the house, watched DVDs and ate Cheetos. We did the IHOP brunch today, Sunday and it was delicious.
The picture above is Caine’s Strawberry and Banana Crepes.
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Read MoreHomemade Pop Tarts
January 21, 2013 Posted in Baked Goodies, Breakfast, Entrees, Fruit Creations, Sweets And Desserts No comments
Homemade Pop Tarts are officially off the bucket list of homemade goodies to make. I’ve already tackled homemade pasta and homemade bread, now behold, the homemade pop tarts. Thanks to my daughter who ate the last store-bought pop tart this morning. When I threw the box out I told her we could make our own which got her so excited so I made the crust, stored it in the fridge for 2 hours, and told her to be patient. Because it doesn’t really take that long to bake pop tarts, I decided to wait until after dinner to continue the process. It was a nice incentive for my daughter to eat her dinner. “Dinner first, then we’ll make pop tarts.” It worked like a charm.
Making homemade pop tarts is surprisingly easy. All you really need is a tried and tested recipe for a pie crust, then pick whatever fillings you want. The most obvious choices for fillings are fruit jams. We’re lucky to still have a few jars of my mother-in-law’s homemade strawberry and blueberry jams so I used that as fillings. I used my trusted apple pie crust with additional tablespoon of sugar.
More International Delight Coffee Creamers
January 21, 2013 Posted in Breakfast, Feistycook Kitchen, Food Shopping, ProductReviews No commentsI first wrote about how much we love the International Delight Coffee Creamers back in June 2012. I was basking in the flavors of Southern Butter Pecan, Cold Stone Sweet Cream, and Almond Joy. I mentioned in that post that we’d be trying new ID flavors, starting with Cinnabon and Heath. We did of course, plus other flavors.
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Read MoreOatmeal Raisins Muffins
December 23, 2012 Posted in Baked Goodies, Breakfast, Entrees, Food Shopping, ProductReviews, Sweets And Desserts No comments
As promised the other day when I posted about the Better Oats Oatmeal, here are oatmeal raisins muffins using 3 packs of oatmeal raisins. I adapted the muffins recipe from my Better Homes and Garden Cookbook.




























