Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Zenia Flowers
These beautiful and colorful flowers come in all varieties, are easy to grow, and great to stick in a mason jar or vase as a gift to brighten someone's day.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Delicious Gorgonzola Alfredo with Vegetables
Ingredients:
Gorgonzola Cheese (to taste)
A small carton of cream
Small ripe tomato
Small squash or zucchini (you may use other vegetables if you like)
Lawry's seasoning salt (to taste)
Ground Cummin (to taste)
Basil and/or Oregano (to taste)
Butter
Oil
1.Boil noodles
2.Begin another skillet with oil, and 1/8 a stick of butter. Then throw diced up squash into the skillet and when they have cooked on medium heat for about three minutes throw the diced tomatoes in.
3.After the concoction sizzles for a few minutes (use your reasoning) add the seasonings (seasoning salt, cummin, basil, oregano).
4. Pour in the small carton (4 oz.) of cream and add gorgonzola cheese to your liking (I like a lot!).
5. Stir sauce for 3-4 minutes or until the sauce thickens. Pour desired amount over noodles.
6. Bon a Petit!
This was a recipe I concocted on a whim with a few ingredients I had. It is really easy to add your own flavors and things to this sauce. Enjoy!
Gorgonzola Cheese (to taste)
A small carton of cream
Small ripe tomato
Small squash or zucchini (you may use other vegetables if you like)
Lawry's seasoning salt (to taste)
Ground Cummin (to taste)
Basil and/or Oregano (to taste)
Butter
Oil
1.Boil noodles
2.Begin another skillet with oil, and 1/8 a stick of butter. Then throw diced up squash into the skillet and when they have cooked on medium heat for about three minutes throw the diced tomatoes in.
3.After the concoction sizzles for a few minutes (use your reasoning) add the seasonings (seasoning salt, cummin, basil, oregano).
4. Pour in the small carton (4 oz.) of cream and add gorgonzola cheese to your liking (I like a lot!).
5. Stir sauce for 3-4 minutes or until the sauce thickens. Pour desired amount over noodles.
6. Bon a Petit!
This was a recipe I concocted on a whim with a few ingredients I had. It is really easy to add your own flavors and things to this sauce. Enjoy!
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Window pane project
Cannot wait to strip and paint this antique window pane I got for $5 from Yesterday's Antiques & Collectibles (https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Yesterdays-Antiques-Collectibles/176231412428840).
Utilizing glass containers or mason jars
I used a hot glue gun, ribbon, and flowers to wrap around a re-used glass container. You can set these on your desk to hold craft items, pens, etc. and is a good way to organize and re-use glass bottles or mason jars that you have lying around. My friend Jordan, gave me this quick and cute crafty idea.
Perfecting a cute, affordable gift for a teacher
Beginning...
Do not leave in a car on a summer day. I learned the hard way...
Finished gift.
DIY:
I used another DIY to complete this gift, and they suggested using a sharp knife to cut the crayons. However, after my first gift melted I found it much faster to use a pair of sharp scissors to cut the crayons. It took me half the time to make this gift the second time around after I discovered this trick. Good luck!
Do not leave in a car on a summer day. I learned the hard way...
Finished gift.
DIY:
I used another DIY to complete this gift, and they suggested using a sharp knife to cut the crayons. However, after my first gift melted I found it much faster to use a pair of sharp scissors to cut the crayons. It took me half the time to make this gift the second time around after I discovered this trick. Good luck!
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