December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas!
We hope you and your families have a very, Merry Gamecock Christmas with lots of garnet and black presents! We will be enjoying this week with our family and will return in the New Year in time to talk about our bowl game! Merry Christmas and Go Cocks!
December 21, 2012
Tailgate Recipe: Crockpot Candy
This recipe will make you the hero of the tailgate, bowl game party, or holiday party - it's so easy to make and is a sweet treat everyone will enjoy. Prep the day before, let cool overnight, and it's ready to be packed up and go the next morning.
Crockpot Chocolate Candy
1 package dry roasted salted peanuts (16 oz.)
1 package unsalted dry roasted peanuts (16 oz.)
1 package semi-sweet chocolate bits (about 12 oz.)
1 German chocolate bar (4 oz.)
32 ounces white almond bark (I couldn't find white almond bark in my local grocery store, so I just used 1 to 2 packages of 6 oz. white chocolate baking squares - tasted just as good, if not better)
Directions:
Crockpot Chocolate Candy
1 package dry roasted salted peanuts (16 oz.)
1 package unsalted dry roasted peanuts (16 oz.)
1 package semi-sweet chocolate bits (about 12 oz.)
1 German chocolate bar (4 oz.)
32 ounces white almond bark (I couldn't find white almond bark in my local grocery store, so I just used 1 to 2 packages of 6 oz. white chocolate baking squares - tasted just as good, if not better)
Directions:
- With crockpot off, pour both packages of peanuts into the crockpot.
- Next add all of the other ingredients. Push some of the chocolate squares into the peanuts and towards the bottom.
- Cook in crockpot on the LOW setting for 2 hours. Check after an hour and go ahead and stir what has already melted into the peanuts. (I had to cook a little longer than 2 hours to ensure everything was good and melted - it depends on your crockpot.)
- Cover a few baking sheet pans with wax or parchment paper (pans are optional if you opt to use your countertop for cooling - see step 5). Next scoop out small spoonfuls of the melted peanut-chocolate goodness out of your crockpot and place on the paper covered baking sheets.
- Let the candy clusters cool - either on your counter top overnight, or stick in your fridge for faster cooling (ready in just a few hours).
- When cooled, remove candy clusters from wax paper, place on a plate and enjoy!
{photo via} |
{photo via} |
December 19, 2012
Make a Statement
Make a statement with any of these fab, garnet and black necklaces... perfect for a Gamecock gameday!
BaubleBar - $32 |
Forever21 - $8.80 |
Forever21 - $12.80 |
Forever21 - $19.80 |
BaubleBar - $36 |
Red Dress Boutique - $36 |
BaubleBar - $32 |
Vestique - $26.50 |
Vestique - $24.50 |
GoJane - $19.40 |
Red Dress Boutique - $36 |
Red Dress Boutique - $24 |
December 17, 2012
December 14, 2012
Gamecock Girl 2012 Gift Guide
Your shopping list:
- Monogrammed Cashmere-feel scarf - Pink Azalea Boutique
- Gamecock gameday buttons - Twelve Saturdays
- Chevron solo cup koozie - Bloomin' Idiot Designs
- Wine and gold sequin top - First and 10 Gameday Dresses
- Monogrammed Garnet Jacket - Marley Lilly
- Collegiate colored Jack Rogers Navajo Sandals in garnet & silver - Jack Rogers USA
- Let's Celebrate Chevron Dress - Ellis and Wiles Boutique
- Gamecock Deco Gem Earrings - Fan Flirties
- Black & gold bangle | Garnet & gold bangle - Queen of the Tailgate
December 12, 2012
Gamecocks Nail Design Inspiration
One of the best gameday accessories you can have to compliment your gameday outfit is a fun garnet and black inspired manicure. And with the help of Pinterest, fun and creative nail designs are all the rage these days.
Here are a few...ok....a lot...of awesome Gamecock colored nails that are sure to inspire some of you Gamecock Girls to paint your nails in a garnet and black combo design. We're partial to the ones with sparkles and glitter! :)
Click the 'via' links below the photos for the photo source...
Here are a few...ok....a lot...of awesome Gamecock colored nails that are sure to inspire some of you Gamecock Girls to paint your nails in a garnet and black combo design. We're partial to the ones with sparkles and glitter! :)
Click the 'via' links below the photos for the photo source...
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
{via} |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)