P.S. on my earlier post of today
Hubby Dennis loved the raw asparagus with the fat free Blue Cheese Dressing.
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Noreen
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Spring Time Favorite Snack
Right now asparagus is at $1.48 per pound. Cutting off the first several inches of the end of the stalk as it is purchased is a good idea as that has been sitting in water at the grocery store. Enjoying it raw dipped in fat free Blue Cheese Dressing is fantastic as a powerhouse snack. Generally the first five inches of the head of the stalk is the most tender. The remaining can be steamed and enjoyed with a meal. Tupperware has a good crisper and it will keep for a week. -
Noreen
Pizza Balls
Pizza Balls
PIZZA BALLS Ingredients: 3 cans Pillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits (10 ct) 60 pepperoni slices (2 per biscuit) slices of cheese (Colby/Monterrey Jack or Cheddar) or tablespoon of shredded cheese, 1 beaten egg, Parmesan Cheese and Italian Seasoning Garlic Powder, 1 jar pizza sauce
Directions: Flatten each biscuit and stack pepperoni and cheese on top, like in the picture. Gather edges of biscuit and secure on top of the roll. Line rolls in greased 9 x 13 pan. Brush with beaten egg. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese, Italian seasoning and garlic powder. Bake at 425 degrees for 18 to 20 minutes. Serve with warm pizza sauce for dipping.
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Noreen
Dennis and I love egg salad sandwiches or…
Dennis and I love egg salad sandwiches or even having some ready for adding to a lettuce salad. What spoils it is when the eggs are impossible to peel. Here is a tip that has worked 100% of the time for me. When the eggs are put on to boil I add a splash of white vinegar to the water. When the water and eggs come into a full boil, just remove from the heat and cover the saucepan for about 20 minutes. Cool down with cold water running over them. With this tip there is no longer a chance of the shells coming off in a million pieces. Priceless!
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Noreen
A Favorite on Stauffer this Time of Year: Sweet Corn!
• One covered kettle of boiling water
• Add three to six ears of sweet corn and cover
(either broke in half or whole depending on your kettle size)• Bring back to boiling for several minutes
• Drain and eat with vigor and let the kernels fly
• Butter and salt and an additonal dish is optional
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Noreen
A Kersten Treat
A Treat Fit for Kersten
• 1 tube of Crescent Rolls
• Mini Marshmellows
• Cholcolate Chips
• Graham Crackers
Muffin tin or foil lined cookie sheet
Unroll each roll and place in tin
Add the next two ingredients
Sprinkle with some crushed graham crackers
Fold over the crescent roll
Bake in pre-heated 350 degree oven for 15 minutes
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Noreen
Pizza by Kersten's Kitchen
Pepperoni at it’s Finest
Pepperoni – Kersten’s Favorite
• One can of crescent rolls
• Mozzarella cheese sticks
• Pepperoni slices (4-5) according to taste
• Garlic Powder
Use a piece of foil on cookie sheet
One third to one half of cheese stick
Roll the crescent roll
Sprinkle with garlic powder
Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes
Canadian Bacon may also be used
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Noreen
Chocolate Chip Bars
Chocolate Chip Bars
Quick Bars from Cake Mix
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
• 1 box of dry yellow cake mix
• Add two eggs that have been beaten with a fork
• 1 stick of melted butter
• 2 cups of chocolate chips
Spray 9″ x 13″ cake pan
Mix the four ingredients until blended
Bake for 20 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean when stuck in the center of pan
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Noreen
Old Time Supper
Hats off to my parents, Raymond and Lena. When chores time was rushed or busier than usual supper still needed to be on the round oak table when all six of us stuck our feet under it. The schedule was that young stock, hogs and chicken chores needed to be done when Mom yelled that supper was ready. The summer staple for a fast meal included newly dug potatoes boiled with the skins on. Sliced cucumbers and almost equal number of sliced onions were smothered in a sauce made up of mayonnaise, a bit of vinegar, a bit of sugar and a bit of cream. The creamed cucumbers were then served over the hot mashed potatoes right on each of our plates. Wham, bam, thank you Mom and it was then off to get the Holstein dairy heard milked. My Mom was involved in all the chores as well as milking and what she put on the table for us was always outstanding and oh so tasty. It was yummy then and it was yummy tonight as that is what Dennis and I had for a supper. Catch ya later.
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Noreen
Bear Creek Cheddar Broccoli Rice
This recipe is for rice that is literally a meal in a bag.
The contents of the bag is put in a kettle with 3 1/2 cups of water and brought to a boil.
The complete directions are on the bag.
When the rice mixture got thick and creamy I added some deli turkey lunch meat that I diced and wanted to use up before the expiration date. I popped the combined mixture into a skillet (covered) at a preheated 350 degree oven for 30 minutes allowing it to set up further.
There are so many flavors of the Bear Creek available and it makes for quick meals with no end of what can be added for additional proteins (diced hot dogs, browned ground beef, etc.).
