Archive for the 'Recipes' Category

Popcorn Popping

While popcorn is popping on the apricot trees, we are eager pop as well. I love to get out the ancient popcorn popping machine and pop corn from scratch.

When I did this activity for my Kindergarten students, they didn’t know what this machine was. I grew up on real popped popcorn, so I forget [...]

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Graham Crackers and Milk

Growing up, graham crackers and milk was the best treat around. Now my kids are loving it as much as I still do. This is the simplest snack out there.

Pour a glass of milk. I choose skim to keep down the pounds. Which percent of milk do you pour yourself?

Then get out a wrapped package [...]

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Easy Chicken Enchiladas

Thanks to my sweet sister-in-law, Cathy, I have been making these easy Enchiladas with this can of sauce for a few years now. The recipe is right on the back. With only 4 ingredients, it feeds my family of 4 for 2 separate meals.

You only need tortillas, enchilada sauce, cooked and shredded chicken, and cheese. [...]

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What kind of Chocoholic are you? What kind of chocolate do you put in your cookies? Do you like the creamy milk chocolate chips or the almost bitter dark semi-sweet chocolate chips?
 

I grew up with using only semi-sweet chocolate chips, but when I got older I discovered milk chocolate chips were available too. [...]

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Homemade Bread Crumbs

Bread crumbs give your food a little extra crunch. They are great topped on a casserole, for breading chicken or fish, and over baked pasta. Here is my version of easy to make Homemade Bread Crumbs.

I started making my own bread crumbs when I felt bad that I was wasting the dry rubbery ends of [...]

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Edible Easter Lilies

As Easter approaches, it is time once again for the family’s famous Easter Lilies. Last year it took me a few times to master the art of forming this tasty treat, but I finally got the hang of it to post one good picture!

I am excited to try this Easter Lilies Recipe again and hope [...]

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Painting Toast

This is a really fun project I learned from one of my college Elementary Education classes. It also makes for a great snack too. Painted Toast!

Supplies:

Bread - this works best if you have white bread, the colors show up brighter.
Bowls and Brushes - you need a bowl and brush for each color. I just used [...]

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Graham Cracker Cookies

This is a great treat that my mom would make us kids whenever she would frost a cake. There was always leftover frosting that got slapped on yummy graham crackers, making instant cookies.

So whenever I have left over frosting, like from last weeks fun Valentine cookies, I make Graham Cracker Cookies. My kids love them, [...]

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Nutter Butter Chocolate Balls

I love all things peanut butter. And when peanut butter is joined with chocolate, watch out! So when I saw this great recipe for Nutter Butter Balls, crushed Nutter Butters with cream cheese, I had to make them. This delicious idea is from Bakerella, a fabulous baking blog with delicious things to make and [...]

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Valentine Juice Pops

When I was little, I used to freeze lemonade in ice cube trays with toothpicks. I would make them all the time, taking one of the ice cube trays away from freezing regular ice (sorry, Mom). Well, I found these great heart ice molds from IKEA and had to make some good ol’ frozen lemonade [...]

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