Some folks around here call this "cracker candy," but there are at least two versions of the recipe floating around. This one uses semi-sweet chocolate on top of the crackers; you can use butterscotch or something else in place of the chocolate, but I like the chocolate version best. 40 saltines (1 "sleeve") 12-oz. semi-sweet chocolate morsels 2 sticks REAL butter 1 c. brown sugar 1/2 c. nuts, chopped (we like pecans) 1 jelly roll pan (or cookie sheet with rim) Line pan with foil. Spray foil…

I took these pictures a few weeks ago, intending to post the recipe and how to make Pine Bark (which I have also heard called Cracker Candy). And, then I just kept putting off posting

Christmas Crack is a buttery, sweet, and salty toffee treat. It is a favorite dessert at our house; after you try it, you will be yours too. #christmascrack #kippiathome

When you hear “eating tree bark” your mind probably jumps to a pretty dire survival situation, but historically that’s not the case. Bark, specifically pine bark and birch bark, have been used for centuries to flavor food and boost nutrition, even in times of plenty. This traditional Scandinavian pine bark bread recipe is easy to make with foraged pine or conifer bark!

Favorite holiday bark recipes like reindeer Christmas bark, peppermint bark, snowman bark, turtles bark and more easy candy bark recipes that make the perfect easy Christmas treats. A fun Christmas idea to make with kids!

A quick and easy Peppermint Bark Recipe using candy canes and chocolate chips. Only 3 ingredients! Use the microwave to make this peppermint bark recipe.

First, let me say that we had a fabulous time with my mom here! Both Liam and I cried when we dropped her off at the airport...(I still haven't changed much). When I was younger

Pine Bark recipe: Toffee lovers rejoice!

Wild Foraged Pine Bark Cookies (with a Side of Hope...)

Pine needle salad dressing is a great way to add flavor and nutrients to your salad. And most likely you won't have to go far to forage the pine needles.