Hot Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows – Mickey Mouse Style!

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These adorable Hot Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows will transform the way you make hot cocoa for your family. Plus, they look like Mickey Mouse – perfect for serving during a Disney movie night!

Hot Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows

Hot chocolate bombs recipes are all the rage this year. So many people can’t wait to get their hands on these small spheres bursting with chocolate goodness. Something about them just makes hot cocoa so much better!

Since my kids love Disney, and we have already done a TON of Disney copycat recipes, I knew that I wanted our hot chocolate bombs with marshmallows to be different. Or at the very least, look different.

Enter our Mickey Mouse hot cocoa bombs! These are amazing, and your kiddos will LOVE that they look like their favorite Disney pal.

Serve up these hot cocoa bombs with a tall glass of hot milk and our Mickey Mouse Pizza or Mickey Mouse Pretzels for a themed treat.

Hot Chocolate Bombs Ingredients

1 12-oz package dark chocolate chips
1 packet instant hot cocoa mix with marshmallows
1 cup mini marshmallows
Mickey Mouse silicone mold (you can also use a sphere mold)

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Hot Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows – Mickey Mouse Style!

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

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1 12-oz package dark chocolate chips
1 packet instant hot cocoa mix with marshmallows
1 cup mini marshmallows
Mickey Mouse silicone mold

Instructions

Pour the dark chocolate chips into a microwave-safe bowl. Heat in the microwave for 30 second intervals, stirring the chocolate between each interval, until fully melted.
Spoon the melted chocolate into each of the areas of the Mickey Mouse silicone mold, using the back of the spoon to coat the sides of each mold. Do this until all molds are coated with a thin layer of chocolate.
Put the remaining melted chocolate aside.
Allow the chocolate in the molds to set completely, which will take about 2-3 hours. Speed up the process by putting the mold into the refrigerator.
Remove each of the Mickey-shaped chocolate pieces from the mold once set. Fill one empty piece with a small of instant hot cocoa mix with marshmallows. Top the cocoa mix with mini marshmallows.
Reheat the dark chocolate in 15 second intervals until melted again.
Dip the edges of a second Mickey-shaped chocolate piece into the melted chocolate and lightly press it in place on top of the filled chocolate piece. With your finger, smooth the melted chocolate around the seam to close it.
Continue filling and sealing until all the hot chocolate bombs with marshmallows are sealed. Allow the edges to set before serving.
To use the bombs, place one in mug and pour a glass of hot milk in over it. Once melted, stir to combine.

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How to Make Hot Chocolate Bombs with Marshmallows

Pour the dark chocolate chips into a microwave-safe bowl. Heat in the microwave for 30 second intervals, stirring the chocolate between each interval, until fully melted.
Spoon the melted chocolate into each of the areas of the Mickey Mouse silicone mold, using the back of the spoon to coat the sides of each mold. Do this until all molds are coated with a thin layer of chocolate.
Put the remaining melted chocolate aside.
Allow the chocolate in the molds to set completely, which will take about 2-3 hours. Speed up the process by putting the mold into the refrigerator.
Remove each of the Mickey-shaped chocolate pieces from the mold once set. Fill one empty piece with a small of instant hot cocoa mix with marshmallows. Top the cocoa mix with mini marshmallows.
Reheat the dark chocolate in 15 second intervals until melted again.
Dip the edges of a second Mickey-shaped chocolate piece into the melted chocolate and lightly press it in place on top of the filled chocolate piece. With your finger, smooth the melted chocolate around the seam to close it.
Continue filling and sealing until all the hot chocolate bombs with marshmallows are sealed. Allow the edges to set before serving.
To use the bombs, place one in mug and pour a glass of hot milk in over it. Once melted, stir to combine.

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Copycat Disney Recipes

Have you visited the chocolatiers at The Ganachery, a specialty chocolate shop at Disney Springs near Walt Disney World Resort? I wonder if they have these Disney Chocolate Bombs? Speaking of Disney World recipes, look at Make sure you check out all of our Copycat Disney Recipes! Pin to Pinterest.

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Healthy Snacks on the Go

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Feel like you make some of the worst food choices when you need to quickly eat? Get inspired by these easy Healthy Snacks on the Go for Kids, Toddlers and Adults.

Healthy Snacks on the Go

Eating healthy is challenging, especially if you’re always busy. Between work, errands, and kids’ activities, it may seem like you don’t have enough time to slow down for nutritious foods. That couldn’t be further from the truth! Here are some healthy snacks on the go that you can make and have ready to grab whenever you’re running out the door to your next appointment.

Healthy Snacks on the Go

Make your own Protein Snack Packs each week to take along with you to work, as a pre-or-post-workout snack, or when running errands. It’ll ensure that you have good foods in a pinch and will reduce the temptation to go through the drive-thru when hunger pangs strike. These are filled with hard-boiled eggs, deli meat, cheese cubes, veggies, almonds, and hummus. You’ll get a good balance of proteins, vitamins, and fiber. | The Forked Spoon

Getting kids to eat veggies can sometimes be tricky, but not so with these Homemade Go-Gurts. The mango has added carrots; the cherry version has cherry tomatoes, and the mixed berry version has hidden kale. To get in even MORE veggies, check out our post on Hidden Vegetable Recipes. | Freebie Finding Mom

If you have kids, your family has probably purchased quite a lot of Goldfish. However, if you have food sensitivities or are just looking for healthier options, these may be out of the question. These Homemade Goldfish are gluten-free, grain-free, and vegan, so they’re suitable for almost any diet. You still get the cheesy flavor from the nutritional yeast, too. Total winner! | Strength and Sunshine

Make some Cranberry Almond Energy Bites that are loaded with chia seeds, almonds, flaxseed, peanut butter, cranberries, and coconut to satisfy your sweet tooth while providing plenty of protein and fiber. Make a bunch to store in the freezer and take out as you need them. They’re perfect for breakfast or for snacking on the go. | The Creative Bite

These Peanut Butter Coconut Balls are energizing, satisfying, healthy, and delicious. They’re packed with nutritious, good-for-you ingredients like rolled oats, honey, natural peanut butter, and coconut chips. | Natalie’s Health

If you’re looking for a savory snack that’s not just empty calories, try these Spicy Roasted Chickpeas. They’re crunchy and full of flavor. Chickpeas are really versatile, so it’s a good idea to always have a few cans on hand to bake up a snack whenever you get the munchies but don’t want to dive into a bag of chips that you’ll feel guilty about later. | Foodal

These easy-to-make Ranch Cream Cheese Ham Roll-Ups are a kid favorite. Perfect for lunches on the go or just a snack, they really satisfy. If you’re watching your carbs, sub a low-carb tortilla in place of the regular tortillas or roll with lettuce leaves instead. | Recipes from a Pantry

Sometimes, you need some salty, crispy chips, and nothing else will do. But before you reach for a bag of fat and calorie-laden chips from the store, consider that you can make your own (much healthier) chips at home in your air fryer. These Air Fryer Tortilla Chips can be seasoned just how you like them without adding a bunch of oil or unwanted salt. | The Holy Mess

These Almond Butter Energy Balls are perfect for lunchboxes, camping, or road trips when you don’t want to fill up on gas station junk food. They’re made with simple ingredients and sweetened with dates for the perfect balance of sweet and healthy. | Natalie’s Health

We love pecan pie, but after a big meal followed up with dessert, the fat, calories, and sugar sure can pile on fast. These Pecan Pie Energy Bites are a healthier fall snack that’ll satisfy your sweet tooth without going overboard. They’re sweetened with Medjool dates rather than sugar. | Lemons and Zest

You’ll never have an excuse to skip breakfast again if you keep some of these Protein Breakfast Cookies on hand. They’re full of whole grains and plant-based protein and are free of butter and processed sugars. Eat them for breakfast or before a workout for extra energy. They store well in the freezer, so make big batches so you can enjoy them for a couple of weeks. | Mae’s Menu

You can have crackers even when you’re low-carbing if you make them with the right ingredients. These paleo crackers are made with almond flour, egg, and sea salt, and are perfect for snacking on. Toss some into a baggie along with a tuna pouch or some hummus for a protein-packed snack on the go. | Wholesome Yum

I don’t know about you, but crunchy granola bars that are almost too hard to bite through are not my jam. These No-Bake Almond Butter Protein Bars are super chewy, made with simple ingredients, and can be made in a pinch since there’s no baking involved. They’re made with almond butter, honey, rolled oats, and cranberries, so as you can see, it’s easy to swap out ingredients according to your own preferences. | Call Me PMC

Some muffins aren’t that healthy. In fact, some have more calories than a cupcake! But these Healthy Blueberry Muffins are just 137 calories each and are made with whole wheat flour, oatmeal, fresh blueberries, and just a little sugar instead of loads of the stuff. They are denser than regular muffins, but that helps them be a little more filling, too. | Dinner at the Zoo

Grab a handful of healthy trail mix when you’re running out the door to go on an errand or tuck some into your backpack if you’re going on a hike. This Blueberry Dark Chocolate Superfood Trail Mix is loaded with seeds, dried fruit, crunchy nuts, and dark chocolate chips for a terrific balance of sweet and salty flavors. | The Creative Bite

Turkey Spinach Pinwheels are an excellent choice for having lunch on the run or even a quick afternoon snack when it’s still hours until dinner. They’re perfect for lunchboxes, too! They’re filled with smoked turkey, cheddar cheese, a bit of herbed cream cheese, and good-for-you spinach. | Boulder Locavore

Hummus and veggies are always a great choice. However, so many homemade hummus recipes call for tahini, and that’s an expensive ingredient. This one does not, however. You’ll need chickpeas, garlic, olive oil, and salt. Blend the ingredients with a little water, and you’re done! | Pinch of Yum

If you’re watching your carbs, Egg Muffins are a great on-the-go snack option. You can make a bunch at once and eat them throughout the week. They’re good for about a week in the refrigerator as long as they’re stored in an airtight container. It’s a great breakfast idea or post-workout snack to get in lots of protein. | Delicious Meets Healthy

Nuts are great as an on the go snack, and these Barbecue Roasted Mixed Nuts are sure to tickle your tastebuds. Just measure out about 1/4 of the cup into small containers or bags so that you don’t overdo it. Although they’re an excellent source of protein, they’re also high in fat and calories. | The Kitchen is My Playground

Smoothies are a terrific snack or meal-on-the-go option, but if you get one from your local smoothie joint, you may be taking in lots of unwanted sugars and calories. Make your own Orange Protein Smoothie at home with vanilla protein powder, fresh oranges or tangerines, Greek yogurt, a banana, and honey or some other natural sweetener. It’s much better for you that way. | Yummy Mummy Kitchen

Pin this list of healthy snacks on the go for lots of fresh food ideas that’ll help you stick to your diet.

If you are not on the go, try some of these other snack ideas. Unique Snack Boards for Kids, Parties, and Just Because! Pin to Pinterest.

When I was nursing, everything had to be diary free. Plus I barely had time to prepare food. If you are husting and moving and need to watch your intake, take a look at these Dairy Free Recipes for Snacks and Meals. Pin to Pinterest.

Easy Christmas Party Appetizers Everyone Will Love

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Hosting a small gathering or a large Christmas party? These Easy Christmas Party Appetizers are holiday party food ideas everyone will love. From wreath cheese boards to Christmas tree bread, these finger foods are holiday dishes sure to please the belly. Enjoy!

Christmas Party Appetizers

I love a social gathering – friends, intimate conversation, and (let’s be real) the party food. I love an good appetizer. In fact I probably love a party appetizer more than I love a good dinner entree. There is something exciting to me about a little bit of that and a little bit of this on my plate. Then when you find a favorite food, you go back for more. No one sees me sneak past that holiday tablescape for seconds or thirds or even fourths.

If you are hosting a holiday party this winter season, take a look at these Easy Christmas Party Appetizers Everyone Will Love. From festive cheese board wreaths to pull part Christmas tree bread, these savory bites will be sure to satisfy your company and add to the festive holiday atmosphere.

Don’t forget to include the Christmas Party Games too. Enjoy!

We shared this first Appetizer Recipe in our Ho-Ho-Hosting a Holiday Party post. Take a look at these Christmas Appetizer Ideas for a holiday party including this adorable olive, rosemary, cheese board wreath. | Home is Where the Boat Is

Three ingredients make this easy Holiday party appetizer. These scrumptious cranberry brie bites a perfect finger foods for a gathering and so simple to prep. They are the perfect blend of sweet cranberry mixed with savory brie, all in a puff pastry. | Southern Comfort Cooking

How beautiful is this fun holiday appetizer? Using cheese and fixings, create a Christmas tree cheese board. | Kraft What’s Cooking

We also love this Christmas tree appetizer. Cheesy Christmas Tree Bread is so easy it is made from refrigerator pizza dough. This outrageously good appetizer is loaded with garlic butter, fresh herbs and plenty of cheese baked until golden gooey cheese perfection. Try to eat just one! | A Gouda Life

Another easy Pillsbury Crescent Rolls Recipe is our Veggie Pizza with Crescent Rolls.

As seen in our Wine & Cheese Party, these Antipasto Skewers are the perfect finger food for a holiday party. | The Sweetest Occasion

Over ten years ago, someone brought these to my house for a party and I have loved them since. These bacon wrapped asparagus will be quite the hit. I have seen them wrapped in bundles, but if you love bacon, I say wrap one or two. | Eazy Peazy Mealz

Having a bowl of Easy Candy Pecans are perfect for snackers… aka me! | Delishifull (Also see our Keto Candy Pralines Pecans.)

Spinach Artichoke Dip is always an easy appetizer solution because mixing a few ingredients it can be baked or even placed in the slow cooker. | Cooking Classy

These Cranberry Feta Pinwheels are the perfect make ahead holiday snack or appetizer. A creamy filling with feta cheese and sweet dried cranberries rolled in tortillas and sliced. | Spend with Pennies

Bisquick Sausage balls are the best, you guys. Does anyone else agree. I always prepare too many to make sure I have extra left over to snack on when the party is over! | The Cookie Rookie

Grape Jelly Party Meatballs are great for adding protein to the table. Display and add toothpicks. | Mommy Musings

Blue Cheese Crostini with walnuts and honey are crunchy little toasts piled high with a warm blue cheese, nuts, pears & honey! | Simply Scratch

While I am sharing this recipe with you, I might be sharing this recipe mostly for me. This Nutella Pastry Christmas Tree is a sweet appetizer or dessert. | All Recipes

For a sweet treat, try making this Christmas Cookie Dip. Serve with graham crackers, ginger bread cookies, fruit, pretzels, sugar cookies and more. | Dinner at the Zoo

Having everyone over? Enjoy these Christmas Hosting Tips for a Holiday Gathering! Pin to Pinterest.

Also take a look at these Holiday Cocktail Recipes. Pin to Pinterest.

Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes

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October 11, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media, Thanksgiving Leave a Comment

Potlucks can be a lot of fun, particularly during the holiday season. Make one dish, enjoy many dishes. These Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes include easy main dinner entrees, side dishes, and desserts. Use these Thanksgiving Potluck ideas for a friendsgiving or family gathering.

Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes

Potlucks can be a lot of fun, particularly during the holiday season. You’re only responsible for making one dish, but you get to enjoy many dishes! And this puts less stress on the hostess—after all, putting a Thanksgiving dinner together for a large group can be intimidating! With these Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes, you’ll find plenty of ideas for interesting, delicious, can’t-miss recipes to take to your Turkey Day festivities. The hard part will be choosing which dish to try first!

If you’re hosting or helping with a Friendsgiving dinner, check out our Friendsgiving Thanksgiving Ideas with tips and tricks to throw a memorable holiday meal with your friends.

Main Dish Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes

These Turkey Cranberry Sliders will be a big hit for any Thanksgiving get-together! You can even use leftover turkey to make them, which is a great way to work your way through all that turkey in November. If you have turkey already prepped, these sliders only take about 25 minutes to put together and prep. Turkey, cheese, cranberry sauce, and sweet rolls covered in butter and poppy seeds—what could be better? | Blackberry Babe

If turkey isn’t your thing (unbelievably, there are people out there who hate turkey), then these Ham and Cheese Sliders may be right up your alley. They’re hot, melty perfection that’s made even better with a garlic butter sauce slathered all over the bread. Yum! | Sweet Tea and Thyme

Looking for an easy recipe for a turkey breast? Try this Instant Pot Turkey Breast. Making it in the Instant Pot leaves your oven available for making other delicious foods. The turkey breast comes out juicy and perfectly cooked in about an hour and a half. | Easy Budget Recipes

If you’re forgoing turkey in its traditional form on Thanksgiving, these Air Fryer Turkey Meatballs are a terrific alternative, especially for an appetizers-only sort of gathering. Ground turkey, bell pepper, and fresh herbs are mixed up and fried to perfection in the Air Fryer. They’re a terrific choice for people who are following keto, low-carb, paleo, or gluten-free diets. | Recipes from a Pantry (see our Air Fryer Cheat Sheet)

Side Dish Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes

Don’t miss our post on 25 Mouthwatering Thanksgiving Side Dishes while you check out the recipes below. You’ll find some real winners that you’ll come back to year after year.

Want to get kids to eat their veggies? They won’t be able to resist when you make it this fun! This Thanksgiving Turkey Veggie Tray will be the hit of your get-together. If you’d like an alternative to ranch dressing, try hummus instead! | Eating Richly

Take a classic Thanksgiving side dish to a new level using fresh ingredients. This French Green Bean Casserole is creamy, cheesy, and packed full of flavor thanks to the fresh sauteed mushrooms, shallot rings, bacon, and Gruyere cheese. | Boulder Locavore

Deviled eggs are a crowd favorite, and while you can find many interesting takes on this dish, nothing beats Classic Deviled Eggs for a holiday get-together. Make double the amount you think you’ll need; they always go quickly! | Delicious Meets Healthy

Make a large batch of dinner rolls for your Thanksgiving potluck in just one hour. Really! These 1 Hour Dinner Rolls are not only easy to make, but the entire recipe only costs about $3.32 to make, so it’s one of the most affordable dishes you can make to help out with the Thanksgiving feast. | Easy Budget Recipes

Baked Mac and Cheese is a winner with adults and kids alike. The sauce is creamy, cheesy, and so good; even the pickiest eaters will find it irresistible. Homemade mac and cheese is the ultimate comfort food, isn’t it? | Food, Folks, & Fun

Potatoes that need no draining or peeling? Sign me up! These Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes are a creamy, fluffy, one-pot dish that’s sure to make the crowd happy. Just cook the potatoes, release the pressure, add the remaining ingredients, and mash it all together. It doesn’t get much easier than that. | Skinny Comfort (see our Instant Pot Cheat Sheet)

Combine hearty chickpeas and sweet butternut squash in this healthy-ish dish. Baked Chickpeas and Butternut Squash is going to become your new favorite side dish for the holiday. | Babaganosh

Speaking of butternut squash, if you love it as much as we do, you’ll want to add these Butternut Squash Rolls to your Thanksgiving baking list. They’re soft, warm, fluffy, and savory with a hint of sweetness. | Rhubarbarians

Turkey Day isn’t complete without dressing, and you’re going to love Grandma’s Thanksgiving Dressing. It’s a classic recipe that’s easy to make—you can even make it the day before to save time. The kids can help pull apart the bread! | Sweetpea Lifestyle

The slow cooker does all the work to make these Easy Potatoes Romanoff. It’s classic comfort food with lots of cheesy, potato-y goodness. If you’d like to lighten it up a little, low-fat cheese, sour cream, and mushroom soup can be substituted for the full-fat versions. | Food Meanderings

Honey Glazed Carrots are quick, easy, and so tasty! The carrots are slightly caramelized and cooked to perfection. You’ll find instructions for making them in the air fryer or the oven. | Sweet and Savory by Shinee

Perfect as a potluck dish for the holidays or year-round, you won’t be able to get enough of this Roasted Broccoli Salad with Bacon and Pecans. The tangy-sweet dressing really helps all the flavors come together. | Healthy Christian Home

This Sweet Corn Spoon Bread is somewhere between cornbread and a dessert. It’s made with Jiffy muffin mix, so it’s super easy to make. Add diced jalapeno and cheese to liven up an already delicious dish. | Blackberry Babe

When you’re craving something creamy, garlicky, and cheesy, make these Instant Pot Scalloped Potatoes. They pair perfectly with just about any meal and are ready in about 30 minutes. | Little Sunny Kitchen

It just isn’t Thanksgiving until you’ve had a heaping helping of Sweet Potato Casserole. The crunchy pecan topping is the perfect way to finish off this sweet and savory dish. | Deliciously Sprinkled

If you’re looking for a great make-ahead dish, this Loaded Mashed Potato Casserole is it. It makes 12 servings, but double it up if you have a large group because guests will definitely want seconds. | Sweet and Savory by Shinee

We’re not sure whether to include this Millionaire Cranberry Salad in the side dishes or dessert section. It is sweet, like a dessert, but it’s typically served alongside the turkey. Tart cranberry sauce is combined with pineapple, marshmallows, coconut, and pecans. If you’ve never tried it before, give it a whirl this year! | Spend with Pennies

Dessert Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes

How good does Pumpkin Cream Cheese Bread sound? Soft, moist pumpkin spice bread with a ribbon of cream cheese filling in the center makes the ultimate fall snack or dessert. | Healthy Christian Home

This Cranberry Orange Bread is a delicious dessert that’s perfect for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. You could also serve it for breakfast. The tart cranberry bread is topped with a sweet orange glaze for perfectly-balanced flavors. | Cooking Journey

If you traditionally make an old-fashioned pumpkin pie, you may want to give Libby’s New Fashioned Pumpkin Pie a try. What’s the difference? The cooking time is shortened by 10 minutes, and the recipe calls for sweetened condensed milk over granulated sugar. You may like the new version even better! | The View from Great Island

You’ll be the Thanksgiving VIP when you show up with a Pumpkin Roll. Make it with walnuts or without, but either way, this pumpkin cake rolled with cream cheese frosting is irresistible! | Amanda’s Cookin’

Pin this list of Thanksgiving Potluck Recipes to come back to each year as you’re prepping for the holidays!

Having people over? Get the table ready with these Easy Thanksgiving Decorations for the Table. Pin to Pinterest.

Hosting? Take a look at these Party and Hosting Tips & Ideas to perfect your Thanksgiving dinner table and welcome. Pin to Pinterest.

Canned Pumpkin Recipes

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September 27, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media 2 Comments

When the first leaf falls, kitchens fill with the tastes of fall. We combined some of the best and easy Canned Pumpkin Recipes for Fall. Healthy pumpkin recipes, savory pumpkin recipes and dessert pumpkin recipes that will meet all your autumn cravings.

Canned Pumpkin Recipes

We recently moved to the “woods.” The woods meaning we have a lot of trees in our backyard but we still are three miles from the District of Columbia. I have been used to starting out a small kitchen window watching the leaves of the two trees I had in my backyard change colors. As soon as that first leave fell, all things pumpkin came forth. Who are we kidding, I was mixing pumpkin puree in recipes well before that leaf fell but it definitely aided in the fall recipe choices.

These fall recipes include some of your favorites using canned pumpkin puree. A collection of the best and easiest recipes for fall. Find healthy pumpkin recipes, savory pumpkin recipes, and sweet pumpkin recipes. Enjoy a warm pumpkin soup, twist up your favorite pasta dish, and blend a pumpkin puree smoothie for a healthy start to the day.

Give your family “pumpkin to talk about!” (full pun – wink!)

Healthy Recipes with Canned Pumpkin

This Pumpkin Spice Granola recipe is maple-sweetened, made with real pumpkin puree, and it is absolutely delicious! Just add milk or yogurt. | Gimme Some Oven

Only three ingredients make this healthy pumpkin recipe. While very tasty and satisfying, these healthy Pumpkin Oat Cookies are more of a simple, nutritious snack than decadent dessert. | Running on Real Food

One of my favorite go to recipes for a fall breakfast is this Pumpkin Pie Smoothie recipe made with pumpkin purée and Vanilla Ice Cream protein powder. Toss in a blender (or food processor) and mix. Such a great way to start the day.

Speaking of breakfast, try this easy one bite Pumpkin Energy Ball. Deliciously soft, chewy, and fudgy, these energy balls are loaded with pumpkin puree and chocolate chips! | Marsha’s Baking Addiction

Ready to test your talent with a bread recipe? This no-knead pumpkin nut bread has the autumn flavors of pumpkin and toasted pecans. | Simply So Good

Savory Pumpkin Recipes

This easy Coconut Curry Pumpkin Soup recipe will be your go to for a quick fall dinner. This creamy fall soup recipe is naturally vegan, paleo, Whole-30 compliant, and also gluten-free. It’s the perfect fall recipe that uses pumpkin in a can and a few other pantry ingredients. Top with pumpkin seeds and serve warm. This savory fall recipe is ready to eat in just 20 minutes! | Everyday Easy Eats

Don’t let this beautiful Pinterest photo intimidate you. This savory pumpkin recipe has only 5 ingredients and can be created in less than 30 minutes. This Pumpkin Alfredo is creamy, luscious, and so super simple. Perfect fall comfort food for the family. | Pinch of Yum

With caramelized onions, pumpkin puree and crispy pancetta this Pumpkin Pizza is the definition of fall. | Chisel and Fork

Nothing says fall more than a Pumpkin Chili. This healthy chili recipe is perfect for the start of cooler weather since it’s full of pureed pumpkin and cinnamon – the epitome of fall of flavors. | This Healthy Table

Have you considered adding pumpkin puree to a risotto. This Mushroom And Pumpkin Risotto is easy and a delicious one pan dinner recipe with flavors of fall. | Lavender and Macarons

Canned Pumpkin Dessert Recipes

Homemade Easy Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls with cream cheese icing and vanilla ice cream are never a bad thing for dessert. These are just like the Pioneer Woman Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls!

The kids love when I mix breakfast up with a muffin recipe. These easy Pumpkin Muffins are so soft, moist and bake up perfectly loaded with pumpkin and warm fall spices. Just add butter and you have dessert! You could also toss it into a pan and call it pumpkin cake. Maybe add a cream cheese frosting. I dare you to only eat one. | Together As A Family

We bet the season has cravings for mouth watering crinkle cookies! Don’t wait until winter and Santa’s arrival. This Pumpkin Crinkle Cookie is ready for now. Soft and sweet, with plenty of pumpkin flavor and loads of pumpkin pie spice. | Saving Dessert

I scream, you scream, we all scream for this easy no-churn Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream recipe.

Who doesn’t love a good copycat Starbucks recipe? This his recipe tastes just like Starbucks Pumpkin Bread and takes 15 minutes to prep. Serve warm and with butter. | The First Years Blog

Consider serving with our Pumpkin Butter Recipe. Very easy to make including pantry ingredients. You can have this homemade butter recipe whipped up in a few minutes.

Used to a traditional pumpkin cheesecake? Try a twist on a classic recipe. Our last canned pumpkin dessert recipe are these Pumpkin Pie Bars recipe. This easy dessert bars is made with pumpkin puree and a cinnamon crumb topping that is is irresistible! | Crunchy Creamy Sweet

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Canned Pumpkin Recipes. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

Enjoy these Comforting Fall Dinner Recipes the entire family will love. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look at this Creative Pumpkin Decorations. Decorate pumpkins without carving. Pin to Pinterest.

Creative & Easy Snack Boards for Everyone

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September 20, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media 1 Comment

Want to create an attractive plate and fill bellies? Get inspired with these creative and Easy Snack Boards for kids, adults, parties, and holidays. These Charcuterie Board Ideas include cured meats, tasty cheeses, fresh fruits, crackers, candies and more! Get ready to dive in and enjoy!

Snack Boards Ideas

When the kids were in school, it was so easy to fill their lunch account and trust they were getting fed (enough). Now that we are in an endless year of virtual school, I have to work all the harder on getting their bellies full. Those bottomless pits!

What is a snack board?

A snack board is a less fancy way to describe a Charcuterie (pronounced “shahr-ku-tuh-ree”) board. It is the art of preparing and assembling cheeses and cured meats. With a snack board you can get creative and are not limited to cheeses and meats. Create snack boards for adults, kids, holidays or even small parties and gatherings.

Snack boards are a budget-friendly way to feed one person or a crowd. Get creative with pantry items or store bought foods to display on platter or board. It’s a very attractive way to style food. Use fresh and dried fruit, cheese crackers, hard and soft cheese, prepared meat, and then get creative with other fixings like candy, popcorn, cookies and more!

What do I need to make a snack board?

Snack boards are beautiful but can be intimidating to the eye. They almost look too pretty to eat and where do you get started. Many of these snack board ideas come with a list of exactly what you need to buy to make a board. You might be asking yourself how to make a snack board.

First, plan your menu. Make sure you have a list of salty, sweet, fresh, and cheese (just a few ideas.) Have glass bowls for smaller items (like popcorn, fruits or nuts) as well as dips. Use a small bowl as larger bowls can be overwhelming unless you only have one.

In addition to bowls, you will need a board. There are many types of boards. Rectangular, circle, square – all shapes and sizes. I really love wooden charcuterie boards – it is always nice when the board has a raised edging keep food from falling off the edge. A wooden cutting board is fine, but since you are using it for display, I would make sure it is in decent shape.

If you want continuous inspiration for how to make snack boards, take a look at these 50 Amazing Snack Boards for Any Occasion.

Types of Snack Boards

There are many types of snack boards. You can make them for all ages and occasions. Uses as snacks for kids, party platters, or even as the perfect holiday table centerpiece (just don’t expect it to say in place!)

Before we begin with all of these incredible snack board ideas, take a look at this Simple Charcuterie Board Snacks in a Mason Jar. It is one of our favorites! Perfect for an adult Wine & Cheese party. Serve as a cold appetizer for one.

Snack Boards for Kids

These snack boards are for kids and kids at heart – age 1 to 100! Just add a smile and laughter.

This movie night snack board would also be great for a family game night! I love how Amber combines sweet, salt, fresh, and cheese and starts with glass bowls and adds details as she goes. Watch her process! | Simply Made Recipes

For a movie night or party recipe, make this Candy Charcuterie Board too. Add all your favorite concession stand snacks. | Fun Squared

M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E…. Have a Disney fan? Make this fun Disney Mickey Inspired Snack board for an upcoming trip or perhaps a Disney themed stay-cation at home! | Smart School House

Peanut butter jelly time (anyone else singing along?) This PB&J Snack Board will fill the whole crowd. (Watch for allergies as this children’s lunch board does contain peanuts!) | The Baker Mama

This is a snack board you will feel good about feeding your kids – a DIY fresh fruit and veggie platter. I bet they have fun helping you prepare the dish. | I Heart Nap Time

This Funfetti Cake charcuterie board for kids would be perfect snack board for a birthday. Just add candles! | The Reluctant Entertainer

Snack Boards for Adults

The kids don’t have to have all the fun. Take a look at these boards with adult snacks.

It might be hard to share this Antipasto Salad Snack Board. Tasty greens, olives, feta, artichokes, bread sticks and meats make this Italian appetizer. | Foodie Crush

On a budget? You can make this cheap Trader Joe’s Charcuterie Board for $65! Feed the family or a small group – great for a book club or girls night in. | Ain’t Too Proud to Meg

Small fry, big fries, curly fries, all the fries with this tasty french fry snack board. Just add ketchup (and all the dips!) | The Delicious Life (Queen of Epic Charcuterie Boards)

Tired of cooking? Sunday appetizer dinners would be something my mother always went to after long weeks. Take a look at this Super Sunday Appetizer board. | Garnish and Glaze

Snack Boards for Parties

Hosting a gathering. A board full of snacks is a great way to feed a large crowd.

Hosting a Wine & Cheese Party? Follow these simple steps for How to Make a Charcuterie Board. | Spend with Pennies

Instead of serving a cake, how about a Dessert Charcuterie Board. We love this S’mores snack board for kids and adults. | Number 2 Pencil

Want a Taco Tuesday theme? This Mexican charcuterie board comes in a make-your-own-nachos bar style. | Kelleynan

Have breakfast duty to feed a large crowd – perhaps for a holiday or sharing a vacation? Take a look at this breakfast snack board to feed a group. | The Baker Mama (has a pretty comprehensive breakfast charcuterie board list. You can buy her Beautiful Boards: 50 Amazing Snack Boards for Any Occasion for more ideas.)

Speaking of breakfast, how about creating a mimosa for drinks with this fruit charcuterie board. See the photos for how to easily style a charcuterie board using fruit. | Cocktails Nob NYC

Need to fill some bellies. Try this Sandwich Charcuterie Board for easy hosting and holiday parties. Display sandwich ingredients and guests make their own DIY sandwich! Consider adding a potatoes chip board. | Reluctant Entertainer

This Tailgating Charcuterie Board has everything you need for a good football party. Wings, veggies, and all the fixings. | Passion for Savings

Holiday Snack Boards

Holiday Charcuterie boards are perfect for year around. Consider serving them for Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Easter, Valentine’s Day and even the Fourth of July.

Too many cute ideas on this Spooktacular Halloween Snack Board. Ghosts, witch brooms, spiders, mummies, and more make for tasty treats. Serve with some of our Kid’s Halloween Food Crafts. | Cerriously

I love how small pumpkins decorate this Thanksgiving Snack board. Leave this charcuterie board out as you welcome guests for Friendsgiving. | Passion for Savings

February 14th is for eating, right? How about grazing all day? Satisfy all your sweet cravings with this Valentine’s Day snack board. | DomestiKated Life

Everything is listed to make this tasty Dessert Christmas Snack Board. So easy to bring out at the end of the gathering and any leftovers can go to a plate for Santa that evening! | Ain’t Too Proud to Meg

This Easter Snack Board is such a sweet treat if you are hosting an Easter Egg Hunt. | Kelley Nan

Stars and stripes and red, white and blue make a festive patriotic snack board. Party like it’s 1776! | PS I Made This and The Delicious Life

Hosting? Take a look at these Party Hosting Tips and Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Want more meat and cheese board inspiration? Take a look at these Wine & Cheese Party Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Simple Lunch Ideas for Kids

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August 30, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media Leave a Comment

Quick and easy. That’s my motto. Follow these Simple Lunch Ideas for Kids at school, at work, or at home. Many on the go lunch ideas including wraps, pinwheels, sandwich sushi, corn dogs, pigs in a blanket, quesadillas, and other kid favorites, you can’t miss!

Simple Lunch Ideas for Kids

Whether you’re homeschooling or sending your kids to school this year, one thing rings true. Busy moms need simple lunch ideas for kids that keep kids well-fed and happy without taking up too much time in the kitchen. We’ve got you covered with lots of great ideas that go beyond basic sandwiches with deli meat or PB&J (though you’ll still find some yummy sandwiches in the mix).

Our School Lunch Planner can help you keep track of which recipes you want to make. It includes a spot to keep a running shopping list and pantry inventory, so you’ll be able to make your grocery list fast every week.

Don’t miss our School Lunch Hacks for tips and tricks on making your kids’ school lunches AMAZING.

With wraps, pinwheels, sandwich sushi, corn dogs, pigs in a blanket, quesadillas, and other kid favorites, you can’t miss! Let’s dive into the list of 22 simple lunch ideas for kids. Hope you’re hungry!

Simple Lunch Ideas for Kids

This sandwhich has all the healthy ingredients. Make our easy peasy Peanut Butter, Banana, Apple, Cinnamon, & Raisin Face Sandwich. With our without the face, it is sure to be a hit!

Take your grilled cheese sandwich to the next level by making Pizza Grilled Cheese. It’s a little more fun and convenient than baking a pizza from scratch, but you still get all those pizza flavors you love. You could even sneak in some peppers and tomatoes if your kiddo likes them. | Easy Budget Recipes

Walking Tacos aren’t just for enjoying around a campfire or at a party. Kids will get a kick out of having these on a normal weekday. Just brown and season your taco meat, provide individual bags of chips and your favorite taco toppings, and you’re all set. | Frugal Coupon Living

If your kid loves PB&J, you need to stock your freezer with these DIY Uncrustables. They’re a fraction of the price of the store-bought version, and they’re just as delicious. | Princess Pinky Girl

Stop right there, we have another homemade DIY Uncrustables Recipe on Frugal Coupon Living. This one square and with Grape Jelly!

These colorful Veggie Pinwheels are sure to delight your hungry family at lunchtime. They’re stuffed with crisp veggies and ranch-flavored cream cheese; all rolled up in a spinach wrap. Substitute regular or wheat tortillas if your kids aren’t into the spinach ones. | Dinner at the Zoo

Visit Frugal Coupon Living’s Hidden Veggie Recipes for Kids & Picky Eaters too!

Ditch the breading, and make Grilled Chicken Tenders instead. Aside from the time the chicken tenders need to marinade, these tenders can be made quickly and easy. Serve with grilled veggies, pasta salad, or fresh veggies. | Nourish Plate

Mini Broccoli Quesadillas are just the right size for little ones’ hands. They’re easy to make, but you can feel good that they’re really nutritious, too. Any food that encourages kids to eat more veggies is a win! | High Chair Chronicles

Pigs in a Blanket are a classic and simple appetizer, but they make great lunches for kids, too. You can make them super simple and serve with ketchup, as they are in this recipe, or add herbs, poppy seeds, etc., and serve with different sauces. | Damn Delicious

You can make English Muffin Pizzas in under 20 minutes. They’ll quickly become a lunchtime favorite, and they’re easy on the budget, too. Add olives, peppers, or mushrooms for children who like them. | The Best Ideas for Kids

Encourage the kids to get in the kitchen to help you make these Mini Chicken Quesadillas. They’re delicious, easy, and kid-friendly. To make this even easier, pick up a rotisserie chicken rather than cooking one yourself when you’re in a time crunch. | High Chair Chronicles

Make Homemade Spaghettio’s instead of serving the canned stuff. It only takes about 10 minutes to prep and 10 minutes to cook, so it’s pretty easy, and you can feel good knowing all the ingredients that have gone into it. | Strength and Sunshine

Mac and Cheese Bites are a fun, portable way to enjoy mac and cheese. They’re perfect for your kids’ lunchboxes if they’re going to school this year, but they’re just as yummy eaten in the comfort of your home. | The Best Ideas for Kids

Looking for more easy air fryer recipes? These Air Fryer Pizza Rolls are just the ticket. They’re tasty, wholesome, and super kid-friendly. The pizza rolls are made with sauce, pepperoni, and cheese, but feel free to customize them with your favorite pizza toppings. They’re ready in about 25 minutes, including prep and cook time. | Recipes from a Pantry

See also Frugal Coupon Living’s Air Fryer Recipes for Beginners and Air Fryer Cheat Sheet.

Grilled Chicken Wraps are sure to satisfy any chicken fanatic. They’re the perfect summer lunch, but you can make them all year long, too. If you don’t have time to grill or cook your own chicken breasts, sub rotisserie chicken, or pre-grilled strips. Easy peasy! | Little Sunny Kitchen

Regular sandwiches are BORING, but sandwiches served differently are fun and exciting! Enter these Sandwich Sushi Rolls—your favorite deli meat + cheese + veggies for a bit of crunch. Don’t they look delicious? | Eating Richly

These Corn Dog Mini Muffins (as seen in our Winner Super Bowl Snack Recipes) are basically corn dogs without the fuss. You’ll get more of that delicious yellow cornbread, which has to be my favorite part. And if you don’t want to make cornbread mix from scratch for these, you could always pop the hot dogs in some Jiffy mix to speed things up. | Damn Delicious

These Pizza Pancakes are a little bit of breakfast and a little bit of dinner all in one fun dish. They’re gooey and cheesy when you pull them apart, and they’re just perfect for dipping in marinara sauce. | Happiness is Homemade

Everyone needs to know how to make an Easy Pasta Salad. This recipe is simple and versatile. Make the recipe as is, or substitute whatever leftover meats and veggies you have on hand. To save time, you can use your favorite packaged Italian dressing instead of making your own. Make a big batch, though, because it’s irresistible, and you want enough to last a few days! | Savory Tooth

It may sound like an odd combination, but if your kids like to experiment in the kitchen, they may be right on board with these PB Apple Chicken Salad Wraps. Cooked chicken is combined with chopped apple, grapes, peanut butter, and Greek yogurt for a whole new take on chicken salad. | Love Bakes Good Cakes

With pre-cooked meatballs, crescent roll dough, marinara sauce, cheese, and herbs, you can have a batch of Meatball Cheese Bombs ready in under 15 minutes. How good do those sound? Serve them with a salad, and you have a simple no-fuss lunch everyone will love. | Sizzling Eats

Pizza Sliders are a great dish for potlucks, but you can make a couple of batches and refrigerate or freeze them for quick lunches during the week, too. Standard pepperoni and cheese sliders will work best for most kids, but feel free to sneak some veggies in there, like peppers, onions, mushrooms, or even olives. | Sugar Spice and Glitter

Hummus, spinach, deli turkey, and cherry tomatoes (with a couple more ingredients) come together to make this Healthy Spinach Turkey Wrap that you can make in about two minutes. It can easily be a gluten-free meal by using gluten-free tortillas. | Living Well Mom

If all else fails, you simply can’t go wrong with delicious and simple Cheese Quesadillas. Use one type of cheese or a combination of cheeses to switch things up. Serve with sour cream, guacamole, pico de gallo, or salsa. | Isabel Eats

Pin to Pinterest this list of simple lunch ideas for kids so you’ll have a meal idea ready the next time you need a quick meal that can’t miss.

Get organized! Our School Lunch Planner can help you keep track of your kids lunch ideas. It includes a spot to keep a running shopping list and pantry inventory, so you’ll be able to make your grocery list fast every week. Comes with free lunchbox notes too! Pin to Pinterest.

Also visit our Hidden Veggie Recipes for Picky Eaters. Pin to Pinterest.

Easy Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

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August 29, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Recipe, Social Media 2 Comments

Looking for a fall breakfast recipe? This incredibly easy Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls Recipe will have the entire family asking for more. Best of all, it includes simple ingredients including canned pumpkin puree and Pillsbury crescent rolls. No yeast. No flour. Enjoy!

Easy Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

I was first introduced to Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls by the Pioneer Woman. I heard many rave about her pumpkin pie cinnamon rolls only a few ingredients stood out – flour and dry yeast. You guys, I have five kids. I want a tasty pumpkin recipe without all the work of making my own dough. If I was going to replicate this fall breakfast recipe, it was going to have to be easy!

It wasn’t hard to for me to twist this recipe up. Instead of making my own dough recipe, I was going to com in prepared (you all know I love my family-approved Pillsbury Crescent Rolls Recipes.) Thus, I come to you with some Food Network Ree Drummond inspiration and an Easy Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls with homemade cream cheese frosting and no yeast!

These Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls are the perfect breakfast for Thanksgiving! Serve with our Breakfast Casseroles for a Large Crowd. You could reserve them during a Friendsgiving and add Pumpkin Ice Cream.

Won’t you join me on this cooking adventure as we create a pumpkin breakfast, pumpkin lunch, pumpkin dinner and of course, pumpkin dessert (24/7 – why not!?!)

Homemade Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls Ingredients

For your homemade Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls, Pillsbury crescent rolls will be your base. Grab two packages of 8 count Pillsbury crescent roll dough. Also grab the following.

For the Rolls

2 packages of 8 count crescent roll dough, refrigerated
½ cup canned pumpkin puree
1/c cup brown sugar
1 tsp pumpkin pie spice (we love this brand)
½ cup powdered sugar

Don’t you love that Pumpkin Pie Cinnamon Rolls with no yeast?

Cream Cheese Frosting

1 8 oz package of cream cheese, room temperature
4 tablespoons of salted butter, room temperature
½ cup of powdered sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract (we have been using this one forever!)

Baking Supplies

Baking Dish
Pipping Bag (or cut Ziploc bag)
Mixing Bowl
Optional: Stand Electric Mixer or Hand Held Mixer

Easy Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

Author: Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

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Ingredients

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For the Rolls

2 packages of 8 count crescent roll dough, refrigerated
½ cup canned pumpkin puree
1/c cup brown sugar
1 tsp pumpkin pie spice
½ cup powdered sugar

Cream Cheese Frosting

1 8 oz package of cream cheese, room temperature
4 tablespoons of salted butter, room temperature
½ cup of powered sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract

Baking Supplies

Baking Dish
Pipping Bag (or cut Ziploc bag)
Mixing Bowl
Optional: Stand Mixer or Hand Held Mixer

Instructions

Preparing the Cinnamon Rolls

First, unroll the packages of Pillsbury crescent rolls and press on the seams of the dough to seal up. You’ll have one full sheet from each crescent dough package.

Next, evenly spread the canned pumpkin puree across the dough rectangles, leaves ¾ inch untouched on the edges.

Take your brown sugar and sprinkle across the pumpkin spread. Do the same with the pumpkin spice.

Once complete, start to roll up the dough at the shorter end and pinch the seams to seal well. Repeat with the second roll.

Next, slice the rolls into 8 rounds and place into a greased baking pan.

Bake at 375 degrees for 20-24 minutes or until golden brown.

Preparing the Cream Cheese Frosting

While baking, prepare the frosting.

First, blend together cream cheese and butter in a mixing bowl.

Mix in powdered sugar and vanilla. Set aside or transfer to a piping bag (or Ziploc with one corner trimmed off) to drizzle frosting when rolls are ready.

Once rolls finish baking, allow to cool before adding frosting.

Serve warm and Enjoy!

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How to Make Homemade Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.

Preparing the Cinnamon Rolls

First, unroll the packages of Pillsbury crescent rolls and press on the seams of the dough to seal up. You’ll have one full sheet from each crescent dough package.

Next, evenly spread the canned pumpkin puree across the dough rectangles, leaves ¾ inch untouched on the edges.

Take your brown sugar and sprinkle across the pumpkin spread. Do the same with the pumpkin spice.

Once complete, start to roll up the dough at the shorter end and pinch the seams to seal well. Repeat with the second roll.

Next, slice the rolls into 8 rounds and place into a greased baking pan. This is our favorite cinnamon roll baking pan.

Bake at 375 degrees for 20-24 minutes or until golden brown.

Preparing the Cream Cheese Frosting

While baking, prepare the cream cheese icing.

First, blend together cream cheese and butter in a large mixing bowl. This is our favorite Hand Mixer.

Mix in powdered sugar and vanilla. Set aside or transfer to a piping bag (or Ziploc with one corner trimmed off) to drizzle frosting when rolls are ready.

Once rolls finish baking, allow to cool before adding frosting.

Serve warm and Enjoy!

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final Pioneer Woman Inspired Pumpkin Pie Cinnamon Rolls. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

See our Baking Hacks and Tips – Time Savers and Short Cuts. You can even download our Baking Hacks Cheat Sheet.

Pumpkin Recipes for Fall

We have plenty more Pumpkin Recipes for Fall! Add pumpkin flavor to all things breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert!

Save these Easy Fall Recipes using Canned Pumpkin Puree. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy these Comforting Fall Dinner Recipes the entire family will love. Pin to Pinterest.