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This recipe was given to my daughter many years ago. Enstrom’s toffee is world renowned for being the best in the world. We are honored to have this recipe and share it with you! It will cost you about $7.50 for butter, sugar, chocolate and almonds to make this recipe. The finished […] As the gardening season winds down, you might want to try fermenting some veggies instead of canning them. It is so much easier and less time consuming than all the steps required for traditional canning. Basically a “dill crock” is a variation on fermented veggies. If you don’t have dill or a grape […] With the guidance of my nutritionist, my current goal is to create meals that contain a balance of 30% proteins, 40% low glycemic carbs, and 30% fats. Yes, each plate needs to have enough fats to sustain my energy. […] I just wanted to share with busy moms a menu planning system designed for families that are on a budget and who like to cook at home. Menu Planning Central is having a 50% off sale, and I am very excited because their are many improvements to the menus making them […] Pecan bars are usually a variation of thick, custardy pecan pie, however, this Cook’s Illustrated bar cookie recipe makes nuts the main focus. For the filling of a 9 X 13 sized pan the recipe calls for a full pound of pecans (4 cups) along with a mixture of brown sugar, corn syrup, and melted […] Celebrate World Environment Day and Get one Blue Enviro Cloth Free Starting today only June 5, from 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., CDT, you may purchase 2 green EnviroCloths® and receive one blue EnviroCloth FREE! A $16.49 savings. This special is available on all orders, but you will need to hurry, it expires at […] Lemon Balm, a member of the mint family grows profusely all around my cinder block raised bed garden. It is the only plant that comes back every year more prolific than the last year no matter how much I neglect it and try to rip out unwanted leafy sprouts throughout the garden. […] A wide assortment of Spring salad lettuces, peas, and radishes As an aspiring gardener, I yearn to sow the earliest seeds of spring into the garden-lettuce, peas, kale, spinach, arugula, mustards, carrots, radish…yum, you get the idea. These early, fresh spring crops are up in the garden and paying off on the salad plate. […] Feeling down? Here is a quick reminder that God is good all the time and all the time God is good. […] Simple salad ingredients fulfill a number of criteria for home gardeners. Although I don’t love gardening and I have plenty of gardening space, I thought you would like to know there are lots of options if you are growing greens and salad veggies in small spaces: they’re compact in size, quick to grow, […] Resurrection Eggs made up I love this hands on, easy, and fun idea that have multiple purposes. Plastic Easter eggs are very inexpensive and the items that go in the eggs are easily found around the house for pennies. Have fun with your little ones. The plastic Easter eggs are each filled […] Gorgeous Cookie Assortment Measure Flour Correctly and Avoid Over mixing the Batter Don’t over mix cookie dough or brownie batter once the dry ingredients have been added; doing so would overdevelop the gluten, which could hinder tenderness and result in an unpleasant texture. Sift Nuts and Chocolate Sift any chopped nuts or chocolate that […] |
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