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I've said many times that I LOVE Christmas time. So, Why not have a few more guest posts than normal? I am very excited to have Jacque from Jacque's Soda Parlor here today!!
Hi everyone! My name is Jacque from "Jacque's Soda Parlor" and "Mommy & Me Creations".
I've said many times that I LOVE Christmas time. So, Why not have a few more guest posts than normal? I am very excited to have Jacque from Jacque's Soda Parlor here today!!
Hi everyone! My name is Jacque from "Jacque's Soda Parlor" and "Mommy & Me Creations".
I'm a proud mother to two little girls; Brooklee & Saydee. A wife to an incredible husband, who treats me like a queen.
On "Jacque's Soda Parlor"; I share craft tutorials, recipes, and occasionally feature good ole' vintage stuff. I also host a weekly link party , "Sundae Shake Up", every Sunday. So if you have a project that you'd like to share, feel free to stop by.
With "Mommy & Me Creations", I share a lot of fun and educational activities that you can do with your families, particularly with young children! If you are bored, and wanna find something new to do with your kids, then hop on over for a visit.
When I think of Christmas, I think of Family Traditions. I love Family Traditions. So today, I thought I would share one of mine with you. Since I was a little girl, my mom always made "Rainbow Salad" for the annual Family Christmas Party! Not only is it a huge tradition, but it's so good and everyone LOVES it!!!! (** Even the picky eaters... shh, that was supposed to be a secret!)
Rainbow Salad
(Photo Credit)
Jacque did use a picture that she had found through a google search, Simply Simmer. It looks delish doesn't it? I have emailed the original source to make her aware of the situation, and will update upon hearing back from her.
Things You'll Need:
- 1 (3 oz size) Jello Packs for each of following flavors: Lemon, Lime, Orange, Strawberry, Black Cherry, Blueberry, & Grape
-3 1/2 cups Plain Yogurt
What You'll Do:
Mix your 1st package of Jello with 1 cup of boiling water. Divide your jello into two equal part. To the 1st part, add 2 Tablespoons cold water; then pour into a 13"x9" pan and place in the refrigerator to set for one half hour (make sure to set your timer). To the 2nd part, add 1/2 cup cold yogurt and whip well. Gently pour over the set 1st layer, and tilt until it evenly covers. Let set in the refrigerator again for another half hour. Repeat with each flavor of Jello. As you can tell this whole process takes 7 hours from start to finish. After you finished the 7 hour process, you'll want to let the entire thing set over night before serving. Doing so will help the layers connect together much better! After the night is over, you will then cut squares of your jello to serve. You can choose to either serve by itself or you could add lettuce pieces and/or cool whip with sprinkles to make it look pretty. It's up to you. Have fun and get creative with it!
The best part of all is, you can involve your kids in the kitchen with this one!! They will love helping you out with mixing the colors into the water!!! It's so fun!
Thanks Christy for having me over for a visit!!! I really appreciate it. If you guys decide to use my recipe, please stop by and let me know how it went. I love to hear from you! Thanks again!
Jacque did use a picture that she had found through a google search, Simply Simmer. It looks delish doesn't it? I have emailed the original source to make her aware of the situation, and will update upon hearing back from her.
Things You'll Need:
- 1 (3 oz size) Jello Packs for each of following flavors: Lemon, Lime, Orange, Strawberry, Black Cherry, Blueberry, & Grape
-3 1/2 cups Plain Yogurt
What You'll Do:
Mix your 1st package of Jello with 1 cup of boiling water. Divide your jello into two equal part. To the 1st part, add 2 Tablespoons cold water; then pour into a 13"x9" pan and place in the refrigerator to set for one half hour (make sure to set your timer). To the 2nd part, add 1/2 cup cold yogurt and whip well. Gently pour over the set 1st layer, and tilt until it evenly covers. Let set in the refrigerator again for another half hour. Repeat with each flavor of Jello. As you can tell this whole process takes 7 hours from start to finish. After you finished the 7 hour process, you'll want to let the entire thing set over night before serving. Doing so will help the layers connect together much better! After the night is over, you will then cut squares of your jello to serve. You can choose to either serve by itself or you could add lettuce pieces and/or cool whip with sprinkles to make it look pretty. It's up to you. Have fun and get creative with it!
The best part of all is, you can involve your kids in the kitchen with this one!! They will love helping you out with mixing the colors into the water!!! It's so fun!
Thanks Christy for having me over for a visit!!! I really appreciate it. If you guys decide to use my recipe, please stop by and let me know how it went. I love to hear from you! Thanks again!
Thanks so much for coming, Jacque! I have been wondering lately how to make these jello's and now my kids will LOVE it too!! ;)
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