Archive for the 'Holidays' Category

Red Velvet Cake

on Dec 6th 2009

Red Velvet Cake I used mostly organic ingredients in this cake.  I found some plant based red food coloring at Whole foods.  However, the label said the color might change when heated.  I added a bit of regular red food coloring to give the cake some color.  Feel free to use as many organic ingredients […]

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Chocolate Peanut Butter Ritz

on Nov 30th 2009

Chocolate Peanut Butter Ritz Here’s another quick, fun, and tasty Christmas concoction. They are amazing! You will need: 3 Tubes of Ritz crackers 1 jar smooth Peanut Butter 1 pound chocolate almond bark Generously spread a cracker with peanut butter and add another cracker for a top. Repeat making peanut butter crackers using all 3 […]

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Turkey and Southern Corn Bread Dressing and Gravy

on Nov 24th 2009

The Turkey:   One of our favorite ways to prepare our Thanksgiving bird is to slow roast her in the oven after brining.  For best results you need a roasting pan that elevates the bird on a rack, allowing the drippings to drain below and away from the bird as it cooks.  I got mine […]

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Best Broccoli Casserole Ever

on Nov 18th 2009

Best Broccoli Casserole Ever Spray a 9×9” baking dish with oil, or grease with butter. Preheat oven to 325. Empty 1 16oz package frozen broccoli cuts into 9×9 baking dish. In large bowl add: 1 cup mayonnaise 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 cup grated cheddar cheese 2 beaten eggs 1 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce […]

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Pumpkin Chess Squares

on Nov 12th 2009

These chess squares made with pumpkin are incredible.  They are a simple variation of the traditional chess square.  These will be on our Thanksgiving menu for sure! Crust: 1 box butter recipe yellow cake mix 1 egg 1 stick real butter softened Filling: 1 package cream cheese, softened 1 15 oz can pumpkin 3 eggs […]

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Fall Party Ideas

on Oct 25th 2009

Here are some quick and easy treats to prepare for a Fall Festival, a Bonfire, a fall campout, or Halloween.  We aren’t big into all things scary for Halloween around here.  But we do like to celebrate God’s creation, His beauty, and harvest time for Halloween.  Following are some of our family traditions for our […]

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Pumpkin Nut Bread

on Oct 22nd 2009

I’ve already made 2 batches of Pumpkin Nut Bread.  The first time I deviated from my favorite stand by recipe, which was my mother’s, and made Paula Deen’s.  To sum up the difference I will quote Micah, “Mom, can you make your recipe next time?  It’s a lot better.”  This recipe is simple and pretty […]

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Festive Pretzel Sticks

on Apr 2nd 2009

Here is a quick and easy treat suitable for any holiday occasion.  Get the kids or grandkids to help with this project.  It is a lot of fun. You will need: ½ pound of white or chocolate almond bark 1 bag of salted pretzel rods 1 jar of festive sprinkles Wax paper Melt ½ pound […]

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Quesadillas

on Jan 27th 2009

Here’s another quick, tasty recipe that pleases and satisfies. They are perfect for many celebrations. We will be serving these Sunday during the Super bowl! You will need: 1 package 6” white flour tortillas 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese 2 cans chicken breast meat (12.5oz can) drained 1 can diced green chilies (drained) Butter To […]

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SUPER BOWL NACHOs

on Jan 21st 2009

These Nachos are made with my 123 CHILI and GAME DAY GUACAMOLE (see previous posts). Pile high any of your favorite NACHO toppings for a SUPER dish. You will need: Nacho Chips 123 Chili Game Day Guacamole Sour Cream Fresh Grated Cheddar, Monterey Jack, and/or Pepper Jack Cheese Chopped Green Onions Black Olives Salsa Printable […]

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