Apple pecan muffins
Banana nut muffins 1
Egg Muffins
Margherita omelete
skillet souffle
Apple pie bars
banana nut muffins 2
french egg bowl
morning glory muffins
Banana nut Bread
Egg mcmuffin
french toast sticks
pumpkin spice muffins
The Rozy Home
The Rozy Home is a place where DIY and reality collide. For the last 5 years I have worked to make our house into the home of our dreams. Ignoring trends, I have tried to keep the look of our home timeless and classic.
Welcome to The Rozy Home. While the posts aren’t as frequent, there are tons of things still happening. Check out my new Podcast and YouTube Channel: TBD with Jill Rose where we chat with people from around the world and talk about everything from health to success to spirituality and more!
Our latest video: Coming To America With Chef Kevin D’Andrea
In our first of many interviews where we chat with entrepreneurs who have come to America, we spoke with French chef turned Austinite, Kevin D'Andrea. Chef Kévin was a finalist on the culinary TV show Top Chef France in 2015 and was awarded "Best Young Chef of 2016" in France.
He is a talented young Chef with a unique story & years of experiences in the Culinary scene. To see more of our interview, visit TBD With Jill Rose on YouTube and follow Kevin on Instagram @kevindandrea.
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DIY responsibly: While I love the projects I share with all of you, not all projects are suitable for all people or all homes. Always use common sense when tackling projects from The Rozy Home (or any other site) and never take on a project outside of your skill set. If you question whether a project is right for your home, I find it's better to pass and move on to a better-suited project.