Category: Family Traditions
Category: Family Traditions
How to Make a Perfect Easter Lamb Cake with Nordic Ware’s Classic Pan
A beautifully decorated lamb cake is a nostalgic Easter tradition, and Nordic Ware’s Lamb Cake Pan makes it easy to create a freestanding cake that will be the centerpiece of your holiday table. This classic vintage pan has been a favorite for generations (a pan from our early years!), helping bakers craft adorable, three-dimensional lamb […]
Read more about How to Make a Perfect Easter Lamb Cake with Nordic Ware’s Classic PanThree Reasons Why You Should Add A Griddle Pan To Your Cookware Collection
There’s no doubt that frying pans & skillets are necessary pieces of cookware. But, there is another piece of cookware that brings a whole different world of cooking and convenience. Meet the griddle, a piece of cookware you may not have already, but would definitely be well-served investing in. Here are three reasons why you need […]
Read more about Three Reasons Why You Should Add A Griddle Pan To Your Cookware CollectionIntroduced over 70 years ago! Why our Cast Aluminum Pancake Pans are Still a Breakfast Favorite
Did you know? Cast pancake pans were one of the original items that Nordic Ware introduced, over 70 years ago. The original “Platte Panne” pan was a Swedish style pancake pan for thin, melt in your mouth pancakes. This simple seven cavity design was made of cast aluminum and is still in our collection today! […]
Read more about Introduced over 70 years ago! Why our Cast Aluminum Pancake Pans are Still a Breakfast FavoriteThese Boo-cuterie boards will enliven your Halloween spirit!
From charcuterie to butter, it seems as if you don’t really have a party unless there is some sort of grazing board. But, so many of these ideas seem like they’ve been done over and over again. If you are looking for something different, take some inspiration from your sweet tooth and create a stunning […]
Read more about These Boo-cuterie boards will enliven your Halloween spirit!Fall For Apples This Season!
Fall has just started and it’s time to get your fix of all the seasonal flavors you look forward to! While pumpkin spice is always a fan favorite, this year, it seems that all things apple are the core of Fall tastes and sips! The Apple Basket Loaf Pan can take any type of […]
Read more about Fall For Apples This Season!A Nutty Endeavor: Growing & Harvesting Pecans
My husband and I, who were born and raised in North Dakota and Minnesota respectively, recently relocated to Shreveport, Louisiana for his medical residency. In preparing our move down south, I eagerly began researching the different types of vegetables and flowers that I’d now be able to grow in this climate zone—a far cry from […]
Read more about A Nutty Endeavor: Growing & Harvesting PecansBaking With Mom
With Mother’s Day right around the corner, there is no better time than now to reminice about moments in the kitchen with Mom. Our special guest blogger, Sydney (age 11), loves baking with her Mom and spending time in the kitchen making memories. It is a great way to spend quality time with her family making […]
Read more about Baking With MomThe Honey Blog
Like most of you I wear many “hats” in life. One of my hats looks like this, and it’s very handy if you’re a beekeeper , like I am. Despite subzero temps in Minnesota, the honey bees here do not hibernate, instead they stay warm by rapidly moving their flight muscles (kind of like […]
Read more about The Honey BlogChinese New Year: BBQ Pork
posted by Annie Time to celebrate the Chinese New Year! Holiday festivities begin January 31st, the first day of the New Year, and wrap up on Feb 14th with the celebration of the Lantern Festival. The Chinese calendar is based on the lunisolar calendar so the New Year falls on a different date each year. For this […]
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