We are currently 3 months well into the new year, and we have a few copies of our 2018 Spice Calendar left—in case you've missed the whys and the hows, you can find all the deets in my previous blog post. On a final stretch, today, I wanted to give you a detailed account of what is included in the
The 2018 Spice Calendar
by Kicking Back the Pebbles & Kouzounas Kitchen If you have been around a while, you know Kicking Back the Pebbles loves to come together with fellow foodies and companions in blogger-mischief once in a while for all sorts of fun! After the latest cahoots with Krystina Kalapothakos, the
Free Printable Labels: Pumpkin Pie Spice Everything!
Those of you in the northern hemisphere, are you autumn struck yet? Is it getting chillier where you live? It's still rather warm in Greece and a far cry from sweater-weather, but I've been in full baking mode regardless. And yes, cheesy as it may be, I love all things Pumpkin Pie Spice, and I have
Pear Almond Olive Oil Muffins
Today you can catch me over on a dear friend's blog. Krystina Kalapothakos, the talented pastry chef of Kouzounas Kitchen has been my companion in blogger-mischief and constant suppporter est. 2013! She's a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Sacramento and a professional
“A Journey through the Culture of Cycladic Islands”
Speaking of the AIA (Athens Internationational Airport) exhibitions in my previous post here's another little thing for your must-see list if you happen to fly into Athens this season: After a successful collaboration back in 2011, the Museum of Cycladic Art is currently collaborating once again
The Little Museum of AIA
Ο μικρός θησαυρός του Διεθνούς Αερολιμένα Αθηνών
Are you flying to Athens, Greece this summer—even just on a layover—and have as little as 15 minutes to spare or a couple of hours to kill? Grab a cup of iced-coffee and a slice of pizza and head on over to the Main Terminal Building, on the
Orange Semolina Halva – Χαλβάς Πορτοκάλι
Orange Semolina Halva: An out-of-the-ordinary, refreshing, and zesty halva, completely oil-free. It’s a perfect spring dessert, but I can also see it paired with iced pink lemonade, in a scorching summer afternoon. Έχω τελευταία καταλήξει πως ο καλύτερος σιμιγδαλένιος χαλβάς γίνεται χωρίς
Self Hosting 101 – part 3
All the bloody basics in 3 non-intimidating posts
If you’ve been blogging on a free platform for a while you must have heard, time and again, many “experts” and “not-so-experts” telling you you need to self-host. In the first part of this small series we broke down some essential info you need to
Self Hosting 101 – part 2
All the bloody basics in 3 non-intimidating posts
If you’ve been blogging on a free platform for a while you must have heard, time and again, many “experts” and “not-so-experts” telling you you need to self-host. In my previous post we broke down some essential info you need to be aware of and
Self Hosting 101 – part 1
All the bloody basics in 3 non-intimidating posts
If you've been blogging on a free platform for a while you must have heard, time and again, many “experts” and “not-so-experts” telling you you need to self-host... So, fine.
I'm not going to tire you with a tutorial: there are literally
![In an 1875 St. Nicholas Magazine* cumulative tale, an old woman bakes a gingerbread man, who leaps from her oven and runs away. The woman and her husband give chase but are unable to catch him. The gingerbread man then outruns several farm characters in repetitious scenes featuring an ever-growing cast for the tale's effect. Each time he escapes, he chants a list of those he has steered clear of and bets he can avoid the next character too: “I've run away from a little old man, a little old man and the old lady, and I can run away from you—I can!”
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It all ends with a fox catching and eating the gingerbread man, who cries as he is devoured: “I'm quarter gone! I'm half gone! I'm three-quarters gone! I'm all gone!” 🦊🍪 #homemade #gingerbreadspice #gingerbreadman #gingerbreadhouse #gingerbreadcookies #gingerbreadlady
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*️⃣ St. Nicholas Magazine was a popular monthly American children's magazine founded by Scribner in 1873. Its first editor was Mary Mapes Dodge, who continued her association with the magazine until she died in 1905. Dodge published work by the country's leading writers, including Louisa May Alcott, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Mark Twain, Laura E. Richards, and Joel Chandler Harris. 📚 [All info from Wikipedia]
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