Halloween night I ate no candy!
But shoot, I may have eaten a whole stick of butter.
We had chicken tortilla soup and this cornbread with honey butter
You MUST make this . I have tried many cornbread recipes, even the one where you add a yellow cake mix to a box of cornbread mix (which I didn't think was all that great) This is THE only corbread I will ever serve in my house again. I want to serve soup and chili once a week just so I can accompany it with this.
Sometimes I post a recipe and hope people that try it will like it as much as I do and worry they may not. I have no doubt this will be a winner in your kitchen. So put it on your menu for a cold day this week with your favorite chili and get cooking. You can thank me later. Just beware, before you know it you may consume an entire stick of butter in the form of this honey butter.
Ready for action :
When we went to Grandma Susan's house to trick or treat, we were greeted with this sign:
When we looked in the window, this is what we saw. How cute is this?
It was a fun night, butter and all.
The look on Addie's face is the look I had on my face when I ate the cornbread,
sheer joy I tell you, sheer joy.
Of course, the traditional Grandma Susan treasure hunt. Treasure hunts started with my mom and dad's first grandchild and continue strong for all fun get togethers and holidays. This one was my very favorite. She gave each child a glow stick and then made trails around the house of each color. The house was pitch black and the kids had to follow their own color which led them to a treasure. It was so fun, the adults had as much fun as the kids for this. I wish I could have gotten better pictures, but you get the idea.
