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Fall-o-Ween Farmhouse Halloween Decor

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June 11, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Halloween, Home Improvement, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

It was a challenge to try to blend the contradiction of farmhouse and Halloween. The two descriptors are practically opposites, but we did it. We found Inspiring Fall-o-Ween Farmhouse Halloween Decor that will look good in any fall farmhouse vignette.

Fall-o-Ween Farmhouse Halloween Decor

Let me tell you a phrase that is not trending… Farmhouse Halloween Decor. You can find fall decor, you can find farmhouse decor, you can find Halloween decor, but trying to blend Halloween and Farmhouse just isn’t a thing… or is it? We searched high and low to try to find you some of the most creative, spooky, and and even warming Farmhouse Halloween Decor that will look good in any fall farmhouse vignette.

So much of establishing a farmhouse, begins at a front door. Be sure to take a look at our Porch Halloween Ideas and Patio Decor. We also find the mantle and table to be very important. You will want to save these Halloween Mantles and Tablescapes. Both posts include so many more Farmhouse Halloween Decoration Ideas.

Quickly update your gallery wall with these Halloween Portrait Silhouette Prints. It’s an easy way to change your house into a non-spooky haunted house and looks like these monsters and witches are just part of the family.

Need something simplistic, guess what!?! Martha Stewart has the best Halloween Accessory for you – Black Lace Pumpkin Sleeves (you’re welcome!) Tired of pumpkins?… wrap gourds instead. (Don’t forget our other Creative Pumpkin Decorations That Go Beyond Carving.) We love the brand Mod Podge. | Get Black Lace Pumpkin Sleeves Here (You can Also Get White Pumpkin Sleeves Here)

Use Mod Podge to découpage white gourds with pressed leaves. You can harvest the foliage from your own backyard. (Don’t forget our other Creative Pumpkin Decorations That Go Beyond Carving.) | Terrain

It’s time to hang the witches hat. Place a hook on a closed closet door and hang your witch hat, broom and cape. | Suzy Homemaker

This might be my favorite. Your entry is every thing! Off set a gallery wall and fill your frames with spooky Halloween photos. | Housewife 2 Hostess

Make your own Halloween Potion Bottles from upcycled glass jars. | Frugal Coupon Living

For a spooky mantle, incorporate mercury glass, white pumpkins and a black twigs. You can grab twigs form the yard and spray paint them black. | Randi Garrett Design

Take your farmhouse Halloween decor to the stairs with these Vinyl Rats.

Display your greeting with a Halloween chalkboard art vignette. | Lilacs and Longhorns

Have fun with these easy to make no-sew DIY Burlap Pumpkins. | Confessions of a Plate Addict

This Pipe Candelabra is spooky, great, industrial and best of all – farmhouse style! | Let’s Mingle

Hang black feathers from nude lampshade…. easy peasy, you are done! (We really like this mesh wire cage) | Annaleena

Feeling a bit of crazy? This framed hocus pocus farmhouse Halloween sign warns others before entering your home! | 4Lovecustomgifts

Grab some adorable and spooky artwork for your existing 8×10 frames. We love these Halloween prints (also seen in our 31 Halloween Printables.) | Ella Claire Inspired

Decorate your Halloween Mantle with this Orange and Black Felt Ball Garland. | Lovebug Lullabies

Spooky fabrics are a fun way to decorate and very inexpensive. Decorate mantles, existing frames, artwork, etc with creepy cloth. We love this black creepy cloth and white spooky Halloween fabric. | House of Hargrove

“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” Turn your farmhouse mirror into a spooky Halloween mirror craft. | PMQ for Two

This is an Easy Rustic Halloween idea. Grab a black raven and some Spanish moss from your yard and make this Spooky Farmhouse Halloween Wreath. | Boxwood Clippings

Inspiring Fall-o-Ween Farmhouse Halloween Decor that will look good in any fall farmhouse vignette.

Turn old mason jars into this spooky Halloween craft – spider web luminaries. | Mom Dot

If you are going for farmhouse Halloween decor, you will need the cotton steams. | Pink Peppermint Design

Everything about this Halloween Mantle and Fall Home Tour is spooky and beautiful, but we really wanted to share the wooden 31. You can pick up a wooden 3 number and a wooden 1 number online. | Blooming Homestead

In summary, add to your existing farmhouse decor. Decorate with bats, spell books, skulls, pumpkins and more… | Shabby Desert Nest

Take your decorating ideas to the front porch with these Porch Halloween Ideas and Patio Decor. Pin to Pinterest.

We also love these Halloween Mantles and Tablescapes. Pin to Pinterest.

We have some other ways to decorate and celebrate the season. Take a look at these Halloween Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

You will want and love these – 31 Halloween Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Carving a pumpkin? You might change your mind when you see these Creative Pumpkin Decorations That Go Beyond Carving. Pin to Pinterest.

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Mouth-Watering Vampire Halloween Donuts

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media

We have the cutest Dracula food craft for you this fall season. These Vampire Halloween Donuts will have anyone craving a mouth-watering bite of this tasty Halloween doughnut. I want to suck… that icing!

Mouth-Watering Vampire Halloween Donuts

I seriously love planning Halloween for you all. I think some of my most creative posts cover Halloween (if I may pat myself on the back- ha ha!) I am not sure if it is the temperatures cooling off, the lull of creativity over summer, or the beginning of the seasons, but I love when Halloween season hits and I can come up with all these creative food crafts and Halloween decorations.

This week we wanted to bring to you these very creative Halloween Food Crafts – Dracula Donuts. Speaking of donuts, I had to do some research among my friends – how do you spell donuts? Donuts or Doughnuts? I do it both ways so you will see me interchange the words in the post, but the majority of the vote spelled it donuts – we all blame Dunkin Donuts for the evolution of the word. Dictionary.com prefers doughnuts…. I digress.

Back to our tasty Halloween treats. I especially loved this recipe, because it is easy and you can create these adorable vampires in a matter of minutes. In addition to doughnuts (we just picked up some pre-made cake doughnuts at the grocery store but Krispy Kreme would be a great idea too), you will need a few supplies. Fake vampire teeth are a must. We picked up two dozen for around $5 – a pretty good deal to me! Also grab 1 container of purple frosting, red gel icing, and black icing. I think a black gel tube or a black icing writer would be best for this, as well, to properly shape the hairline. We used black dots for the eyes because I had no candy eyes in my pantry but I have always loved the Wilton Candy Eyes when doing food crafts. They were really cute on our Halloween Jalapeno Popper Mummies.

Enjoy your tasty vampires!

Dracula Halloween Donuts | Vampire Food Craft

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

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12 donuts
1 container of purple frosting
Red gel icing
Black icing
Fake vampire teeth

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Instructions

Lay out a piece of parchment paper.
Add one cup of frosting to a small bowl and heat for 15 seconds in the microwave.
Dip the top of each doughnut into the melted frosting, let any excess drip off and place into your parchment paper.
Transfer the donuts to the freezer for 15 minutes.
Squeeze your vampire teeth together and place into the center of the donuts.
Use your red gel icing to squeeze around the teeth.
Use your black icing to draw eyes and a pointed hairline.

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We have the cutest vampire food craft for you this fall season. These Dracula Halloween Donuts will have anyone craving a mouth-watering bite of this tasty Halloween doughnut. I want to suck... that icing!

Since you are inspired, take a look at these other 31+ Days of Halloween Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

Hosting a party? We had fun with these 31 Inspiring Halloween Mantles and Tablescapes. Pin to Pinterest.

Leftover Halloween Candy? Make these Leftover Halloween Candy Recipes. Pin to Pinterest.

Sleep Hacks for Babies | Improve Nighttime Sleep for You and Baby

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September 7, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Kids

Feeling exhausted and looking for ways to help your baby (and therefore you!) get more sleep? Follow these Sleep Hacks for Babies. Save these three infant and baby sleep hacks to help improve nighttime sleep for your baby and you.

Sleep Hacks for Babies

Having a baby is one of the most exciting times in life! Amid all the congratulations and excitement, it is inevitable that people will also offer the advice to “get as much sleep as you can now!” as if you will never sleep again!! All of that advice gave me great anxiety before we had our first son. Thankfully, I learned that babies can be taught how to sleep– it takes work and consistency, but it can be done! As a professional sleep consultant, I have seen countless babies learn to sleep better using the following tips!

Here are 3 hacks to help improve nighttime sleep for your baby (and ultimately for you!)*

Routine:

One of the most important practices you can implement when teaching your baby how to sleep is a bedtime routine. You want to create a bedtime routine that is predictable, short, and happens about the same time every night. This bedtime routine will help baby begin to recognize that it is time to go to sleep. Some bedtime routine ideas include a diaper change, baby massage, putting on pajamas, reading a book, singing a song, nursing or bottle feeding, putting on a sleep sack/swaddle, and turning on the white noise machine. What you decide for the bedtime routine is up to what is best for the family–but whatever you decide, you want to be consistent so baby can start to learn the routine! The bedtime routine should last anywhere between 20-30 minutes, long enough to help baby wind down from the day, but short enough to not feel like bedtime is dragging on and on. You will want to make sure you include the bedtime feeding in the routine! You want your baby to have a full belly to help them sleep longer through the night–just don’t let them fall asleep while eating!

Rest (naps):

Another crucial step in helping your baby sleep better at night is ensuring he or she gets restful, restorative naps throughout the day! An overtired baby at bedtime will have a harder time going to sleep and staying asleep. The age of the baby affects the amount of daytime sleep that is needed. For example, a 3 month old baby should get about 4-5 hours of daytime sleep in naps. A 6 month old baby needs about 3 hours of daytime sleep in naps and that amount continues to go down as they grow. Helping baby learn to take good naps will ultimately help baby get better nighttime sleep as well! Sleep begets sleep meaning, the more your baby sleeps, the more your baby will sleep. Sleep is so important for so many reasons–so really try to get good, solid naps that last over an hour to help your baby sleep better at night!

Ready:

After a good day of naps and a solid bedtime routine, you are now READY to lay your fully fed baby in his or her crib awake. Lying your baby in the crib awake and teaching him to put himself to sleep is one of the most important ways you can encourage your baby to sleep well in the long run. All babies (like adults, although we often do not even remember it because we quickly can put ourselves back to sleep) will wake up in the middle of the night, and when babies are able to put themselves to sleep for bedtime, they are able to put themselves back to sleep in the middle of the night! Being able to do this will help baby get better consolidated sleep throughout the night because they will not need to rely on outside factors such as a bottle, nursing, or rocking to put them back to sleep!

Here’s to a good night’s sleep–for baby, and for you!

*Please note that it is normal and expected for newborns and infants to wake to eat in the middle of the night. This tips here are to help encourage your baby to sleep better and longer when they are able to go longer between feedings. If baby is hungry, always feed baby! Consult with a pediatrician before working to drop middle of the night feedings.

Abby is a professional sleep consultant with Sleep Baby Sleep Consulting. She lives in Houston, TX with her husband and two boys (ages 2 and 7 months!) Abby loves helping moms and dads teach their babies to sleep! Check out the website at www.sleepbabyconsulting.com, the facebook page at facebook.com/sleepbabyconsulting, or feel free to email her at abby@sleepbabyconsulting.com.

20+ Creative Pumpkin Decorations That Go Beyond Carving

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July 1, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Looking to up your Halloween decor? We have over twenty creative October pumpkin decorations that go beyond the traditional jack-o’-lantern carvings ideas. Enjoy these inspiring ways to decorate pumpkins.

Pumpkin Decorations That Go Beyond Carving

We wanted to take Halloween outside the box. Outside the traditional jack-o-lantern carving, beyond the paint pallet of black and orange, and above spooky faces and wicked creators. Below are some inspiring pumpkin decorations for your Halloween Decor. From bright colored paints, sparkly glitter, jumbo vase vignettes, and marble patterns, we have the most creative Halloween pumpkins that might just change the way you decorate your home this October season!

No Carve Pumpkin Decorating Ideas

Follow these No Carve Pumpkin Decorating Ideas. Whether entering a pumpkin decorating contest or wanting something attractive for your porch or fall mantle, these DIY pumpkin decor ideas will produce an October blue ribbon winner.

Enjoy your crafting and be sure to add your images and comments to our Pinterest Pin – we love to see how your ideas turned out!

First, be sure to check out our very own Ice Cream Cone Pumpkin – this is perfect for an October birthday!

This might be my favorite of all the pumpkin decorations, how adorable is this pumpkin vase for flowers? | Pretty Life Girls

How adorable and out of the box is this Cactus Pumpkin? We are just in love! | Craft Create Cook

We adore this light blue pumpkin and haunted house vignette. I really want to try that crack paint pumpkin! | I Heart Naptime

Create a centerpiece with a pretty fall succulent arrangement inside a pumpkin. | Simply Happenstance

Okay really guys, these blue gingham pumpkins are precious! | Kelly in the City

These ombre pumpkins really pop! | A Kailo Chic Life

These DIY glitter pumpkins are chic and easy. | Beau-Coup

I am sort of obsessed with this Poison Apple Pumpkin, also looks like Slimmer from Ghost Busters a bit, no? | Let’s Mingle

These easy pom pom pumpkins can be done in a few short minutes. | Gold Standard Workshop

Turn your fall decor into something sweet like these doughnut decorations. | Club Crafted

This is a pumpkin topiary you could use over and over and it’s a great home address display idea. You will need to pick up home address house numbers. Also find this idea and more in our Halloween Patio and Porch Ideas.| At the Picket Fence

Have you tried pumpkin carving with a drill? They make the prettiest pumpkin lanterns! I personally prefer a real pumpkin for this project, but they work great with a fake pumpkin as you can display it every year. | Dream a Little Bigger

Turn your fall vignette into glow in the dark pumpkins with Tulip Glow Paint. | I Love to Create

If you have some real talent, or you know someone who does, take a look at this crochet spider web pumpkin. | Flax and Twine

With fabric paint, make a pumpkin design with dots. | A Beautiful Mess

Dip it and make these dip-dye glitter pumpkins. | The Farmer’s Daughter

Miss summer? Get creative with this Pineapple Pumpkin. | Studio DIY

Looking to up your Halloween decor? Creative October pumpkin decorations that go beyond the traditional jack-o'-lantern carvings ideas. Enjoy these inspiring ways to decorate pumpkins.

Another easy pumpkin craft, use push pins or brads to decorate your pumpkin. | A Subtle Revelry

Use Mod Podge to découpage white gourds with pressed leaves. You can harvest the foliage from your own backyard. Find this idea also in our Farmhouse Halloween Ideas. | Terrain

Monogram your own personalized pumpkin with this design! | Everything Navy

Bright paint and gold glitter? Sign us up for these DIY bright colored pumpkins. | A Kailo Chic Life

This looks like a fun paint drip pumpkin design. This blogger took all “Pinterest ideas” and replicated it with her kids – she did great! | Holly’s Art Corner

These splatter paint pumpkins are great! | Lish Creative

Create colorful marble pumpkins with the help of nail polish. | Color Made Happy

Wrap up a pumpkin in white bandage gauze and attach wiggly eyes, this makes a fun and easy mummy pumpkin. | Mother’s Niche

Decorating pumpkins? Bring them to your front porch and take a look at these Porch Halloween Ideas and Patio Decor. Pin to Pinterest.

Take the decoration inside too. We love these Halloween Mantles and Tablescapes. Pin to Pinterest.

We have some other ways to decorate and celebrate the season. Take a look at these Halloween Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

You will want and love these – 31 Halloween Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Celery Mummy Snacks for Halloween

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media

There’s a healthy alternative to your sugary kids food crafts. These Celery Mummy Snacks for Halloween are adorable and made from cheese and celery stalks.

Celery Mummy Snacks for Halloween

I really try to incorporate the season into my kids daily activities and recipes. I don’t do something every day, in fact sometimes it’s a struggle to get one thing done during the week, but I love making them feel special with creative and EASY Pinterest ideas. Easy being the key word.

In an effort to find something healthy that the kids would love, we came up with our Celery Mummy Snacks. This Kid’s Halloween Kids Food Craft is so simple you might make it as an after school snack every day! The kids can also have their hand in making it as there are a few simple ingredients and they tools are easy – use butter knife and get it all done!

We also suggest these mummies for a school party snack. Unless there is dairy allergy, you likely can feed the entire class. They are peanut free and the teacher won’t complain about the extra sugar.

Enjoy and let us know how they turn out! We love to hear from you.

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Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

Celery
Mozzarella Shredded Cheese
Cream Cheese (Garlic and Herb or any flavor)
Edible Eyeballs

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Instructions

1. Cut celery into 3-4 inch pieces.
2. Spread the cream cheese onto each celery stick.
3. Place the mozzarella cheese one by one on top of the cream cheese. Make sure to cross them and overlap the pieces so it’ll look like a wrapped mummy.
4. Stick on 2 eyeballs and enjoy this fun treat!

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Directions:

Cut celery into 3-4 inch pieces.

Spread the cream cheese onto each celery stick.

Place the mozzarella cheese one by one on top of the cream cheese. Make sure to cross them and overlap the pieces so it’ll look like a wrapped mummy.

Stick on 2 eyeballs and enjoy this fun treat!

There's a healthy alternative to your sugary kids food crafts. These Celery Mummy Snacks for Halloween are adorable and made from cheese and celery stalks. #FrugalCouponLiving #Halloween

We have so many ideas for Halloween. Take a look at our 31 Days of Kid’s Halloween Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest on your Halloween and Recipe boards.

Leftover Halloween Candy? Take a look at these Creative Ways to Reuse Leftover Halloween Candy. Pin to Pinterest on your Halloween and Recipe Board.

Top 5 Pinterest Pins for August 2018

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August 29, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Witness the top pins on Pinterest for the month of August 2018. Make sure you are following Frugal Coupon Living on Pinterest!

Top 5 Pinterest Pins for August 2018

Sorry guys, I failed in July to share with you our Top 5 Pinterest pins for the month. Enjoying the last few weeks of summer and preparing for back to school got the best of me. Take a look at what has been trending on Pinterest for Frugal Coupon Living. Others have loved these pins, so you might too!

I encourage you to pin these pins for later to your favorite Pinterest boards. Make sure you are following Frugal Coupon Living on Pinterest!

Life Hacks. Get our hacks Here. Sometimes I do posts for myself. I really do. If there are things I want to learn more of, I figure some of you all will too. Life hacks was one of them. I was pregnant with twins (children number 4 and 5) and I thought, oh geeze, it’s about to get crazy, what can I do to make my life simpler? …thus Life Hacks and Tips! A few of these tips that I use often are the Avocado hack and the pancake cutter tip! Pin this Idea to Pinterest.

Baking Hacks and Tips. Get your tips here. The girls have become obsessed with Food Network. One of their favorite shows is Kid’s Backing Championship. With the influence of this show, has come a messier kitchen. A lot of cakes, muffins, and what-else-not are made these days. With that, I wanted to research some baking tips and hacks. If I was looking, you likely were looking too! The banana tip and pie crust tip are my favorites! Pin this Idea to Pinterest.

Whole 30 Recipes. Get your recipes here. After my third child, I was up about 10 pounds. This post was the evolution out of an effort to loose weight (and I did!) I did notice that eating was just as important as working out. I was doing a good job in the gym but the elimination of some key foods helped me drop those final pounds. Pin this Idea to Pinterest.

Home Staging Tips and Ideas. Get your ideas here. You guys loved our Moving Hacks and Tips. In an effort to find some other moving hacks and tips, I deciding Home Staging was just as important. We moved across the country 3 years ago and a year later moved homes again. It was constant home staging for me so I wanted to share with you some of the best tips I learned. A few of my favorite tips were using curtains to make a window look bigger, staging cheap knick-kacks, and painting the inside of your front door. Pin this Idea to Pinterest.

Five Minute Science Experiments for Kids. Get your ideas here. It’s back to school time and we have some creative, yet fun, science experiments for kids. Five minute, hand on activities that teach lessons. So fun the kids won’t know they are learning. Pin this Idea to Pinterest.

DIY Weekly Dorm Room Calendar Craft

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March 29, 2019 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media

Do it yourself Weekly Dorm Room Calendar. This easy Paint Chip Craft can be done in a matter of minutes and aids in organizing daily home and school life.

DIY Weekly Dorm Room Calendar Craft

As a former teacher and a mom of pre-teens, one of my favorite posts on Frugal Coupon Living was Dorm Room Hacks and Tips. I loved putting together ideas for the dorm room without having to send one of my girls off to school. I also loved the college organizing ideas that could easily be transformed into Teen Bedroom Ideas.

As any mom knows, keeping teens organized can be a huge challenge, particularly when they go off to college! College kids need all the help they can get when organizing their dorm rooms. Most dorms are tiny spaces with barely any room to move- much less space for organizing supplies! With this cute paint chip dorm room organizer calendar, kids will be prepared to face whatever college has to throw at them. This craft was easy. It took some of our preexisting Paint Chips and turned them into a weekly calendar for college.

Younger kids will also love this cute paint chip calendar, and after you make the first one, you just might have to make one for everyone in the family! This calendar can be placed in a home bedroom, a home command center, and maybe even inside a teen locker for school. Wherever you place your calendar, this is a super inexpensive way to stay organized, and it doubles as cute wall art at the same time!

Happy crafting.

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Directions:

Cut the paint chips to the desired size. I rounded the corners on my paint chips to give them a softer appearance.
Place the paint chips into a laminating pocket and run through the laminating machine. Cut the paint chips out of the plastic.
Use a permanent marker to write the days of the week onto the clothespins. If your clothespins are small, use abbreviations for the days of the week. Decide if you want a 7-day or 5-day calendar.
Use a dry erase marker to write the daily tasks onto the paint chips. If your to-do list gets too long, add another paint chip to that day.
Hang the twine string somewhere in a dorm room or on a bulletin board. Use clothespins to secure the paint chips to the string in daily order.
As you complete each task, wipe it off the paint chip. The next week, you can reuse each paint chip to write that day’s tasks.

Do it yourself Weekly Dorm Room Calendar. This easy Paint Chip Craft can be done in a matter of minutes and aids in organizing daily home and school life.

We found some other helpful ideas for college life. Take a look at these Dorm Room Hacks and Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

Have extra paint chips? Take a look at these Paint Chip Crafts. Add to Pinterest on your Craft Board.

Organize yourself with these Home Command Centers (and Homework Center Ideas) – also great for college life! Pin to Pinterest on your Home and School Boards.

Eggs in a Hole Breakfast Recipe

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August 18, 2018 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media

Easy breakfast recipe. Eggs is a hole is a tasty breakfast of toast and over easy eggs.

Eggs in a Hole Breakfast Recipe

Hello breakfast! This is an easy breakfast to make for yourself, the spouse or the kids before beginning the day. It takes about 10 minutes and is a filling, hearty breakfast. Serve with a slice of ham and some orange juice and enjoy!

Ingredients:

Eggs
Bread
Butter cooking spray (or use a slice of butter)*
5″ circle cookie cutter
2″ circle cookie cutter
Salt
Pepper

* I also love my Copper Nonstick Fry Pan and you could substitute butter all together!

Directions:

Use your large 5″ circle cookie-cutter to cut out a circle from each slice of bread.
Use your smaller 2″ circle cookie-cutter to cut out a smaller circle from your larger circle.
Spray a large pan with a nonstick cooking spray (or butter) and lightly spray your bread loops.
Turn your burner to medium-high heat.
Place your bread loops into your large pan and cook each side for about five seconds so it is lightly toasted.
Carefully break the egg open into each bread loop and let the egg cook thoroughly (until the yolk is soft and the white is cooked).
Carefully flip your egg in a hole toast over for about a minute to ensure the egg is cooked.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and enjoy!

Note: Eating raw/undercooked eggs can significantly increase your risk of developing a food borne illness.

Eggs in a Hole Breakfast Recipe

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

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Eggs
Bread
Butter cooking spray (or use a slice of butter)
5” circle cookie cutter
2” circle cookie cutter
Salt
Pepper

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Instructions

Use your large 5″ circle cookie-cutter to cut out a circle from each slice of bread.
Use your smaller 2″ circle cookie-cutter to cut out a smaller circle from your larger circle.
Spray a large pan with a nonstick cooking spray and lightly spray your bread loops.
Turn your burner to medium-high heat.
Place your bread loops into your large pan and cook each side for about five seconds so it is lightly toasted.
Carefully break the egg open into each bread loop and let the egg cook thoroughly (until the yolk is soft and the white is cooked).
Carefully flip your egg in a hole toast over for about a minute to ensure the egg is cooked.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and enjoy!

Notes

Eating raw/undercooked eggs can significantly increase your risk of developing a food borne illness.

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Love breakfast, take a look at this healthy alternative! Morning Egg and Asparagus Breakfast – Pin to Pinterest.

Need something quick and easy. Take a look at these NO Bake Dorm Room Recipes including Breakfast Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Make breakfast ahead. These Large Crowd Breakfast Casseroles can be made year-round. Pin to Pinterest.