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November 6th, 2009

Oatmeal Macaroons

It’s not too early to start thinking about the Holiday’s and cooking/ baking. Most grocery stores have major sales of everything you will need on a weekly basis, so the time to stock up is now…especially if you will be doing a lot of baking. Most cookies can be made way ahead of time and frozen for later use ( unless you have a cookie monster residing with you ). The following oatmeal macaroons recipe is not only easy, but freezes well in an airtight container. Try a batch this weekend….you might just add them to your Holiday baking list!
Oatmeal Macaroons Recipe

November 5th, 2009

Mountain Dew Apple Dumplings

This apple dumpling recipe is a delight to make with the kids…if you peel and cut the apple wedges, you can stand back and let them do the rest! Quick, easy, and done in half an hour, with little mess or fuss. It’s a great anytime snack!
Mountain Dew Apple Dumpling Recipe

November 4th, 2009

Cauliflower with Tomatoes and Onion

Ever tire of the same old vegetable side dishes? I know we tire of the standard corn, peas, green beans etc., and try to vary our vegetables often. Getting the little one’s ( and some stubborn older ones) to experiment is often an exercise in futility, but I’ve found if it looks appealing, they will not only try it, but actually enjoy it. The cauliflower recipe below has been a big hit around here for a long time…I just never mention to the stubborn ones they are eating cauliflower! This side dish goes very well with chicken, pork or seafood. It’s quick, easy and delicious…give it a try!
Cauliflower with Tomatoes and Onion Recipe

November 3rd, 2009

Easy Blue Cheese Dip

There’s many, many variations of blue cheese dip, and being quite busy today, I made my favorite old super easy stand-by to go with hot wings and snackers. When you’re pressed for time and need something fast, give this dip a try!
Easy Blue Cheese Dip

November 2nd, 2009

Fairbank Farms Beef Recall: E Coli

On October 31, 2009, Fairbank Farms issued a massive recall of it’s beef due to concerns over contamination.
Based in Ashville, N.Y., the company recalled over 545,000 pounds of ground beef.

According to USDA records, Fairbank Farms issued recalls of it’s ground beef/hamburger in September, 2007 ( 884 pounds ) and May of 2008 ( 22,481 pounds ). Those recalls were due to E Coli concerns and possible plastic contamination.

Two people on the east coast have died, 28 have been sickened and 16 remain hospitalized to date, and the CDC ( Centers for Disease Control ) are concerned that this beef may be the source of the E Coli outbreak. Two cases of hemolytic uremic syndrome have also been associated with this beef.

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November 1st, 2009

Mediterranean Stew over Mashed Potatoes

If you enjoy cooking and don’t mind being in the kitchen, this is a fun and delicious recipe for any occasion; although around here it tends to go over better with the adults. Perhaps it’s the wine you’re inclined to share when another grown-up wanders into the kitchen :-) Give it a try next time you feel that creative cooking urge!
Mediterranean Stew over Mashed Potatoes Recipe

October 31st, 2009

Crock-Pot Stroganoff

I just ran across one of our favorite crock pot recipe’s and had to share. After all the Halloween festivities, no one around here is going to feel like cooking tomorrow. Not only is the following nutritious, it’s delicious as well…and you have the added benefit of very little clean-up!
Crock-Pot Stroganoff Recipe

October 30th, 2009

Fried Apples

If you need something to do with all those apples left over from apple bobbing at Halloween parties this weekend, you might enjoy this delicious and simple fried apple recipe. It’s unique in that it can be used as a side dish with your main meal or a wonderful dessert. Give it a try!
Fried Apples Recipe

October 29th, 2009

Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce

I am addicted to dipping sauces. I think the whole family is, and we all have our personal favorites to dip our chicken strips, fries, meatballs or anything else in. Honey mustard tops the list, however, and it’s often hard to find and a bit expensive. I began making my own, trying to replicate certain brands and have succeeded with some, failed miserably at others.
The honey mustard recipe below turned out to be a keeper and is so simple to make that I now keep it on hand. Give it a try next time you need a dipping sauce for personal use or when you’re having a party. I doubt you’ll be disappointed!
Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce Recipe

October 28th, 2009

Easy Tomato Soup

Sometimes there’s nothing like a nice hot cup of tomato soup to ease the strain of a long and busy day. Many times, I just opt for a can, yet other times, I want that old time tomato soup that Mama used to make on cool and dreary days. It’s so easy I often wonder why I don’t make it more often, then remember that it does take an hour. Since it simply has to simmer that long with just an occasional stirring, I use that hour to pick up the house, run the vacuum or do a load of laundry….the hour goes by fast and I/ we are rewarded with a cup or bowl of fresh and delicious soup. Try it sometime!
Easy Tomato Soup Recipe