Pantry Staples/Simple Recipes
With fresh-from-your-garden (or farmer's market) heirloom tomatoes...I'm definitely trying this tomorrow!
How did this evolve into a food/recipe blog? I'll get back to other things soon.
With fresh-from-your-garden (or farmer's market) heirloom tomatoes...I'm definitely trying this tomorrow!
How did this evolve into a food/recipe blog? I'll get back to other things soon.
Your equipment list for this workout: (1) 10 square feet of floor space,
(2) you.
Start with just a few reps then build to suggested number.
Making and showing home movies used to require clunky cameras and film projectors, or at least a VCR. Wrangling friends and family to sit down on the couch and watch them was often the easy part.
This recipe looks terrific, doesn't it? Turns out that IT IS!!!
This time we used Trader Joe's prepared Pie Crusts/found in freezer section of store. Much better than the Pillsbury Pie dough that we used in the recipe shared earlier. I also cut the amount of sugar in half/delicious.
Really, how can you go wrong with these fresh, simple ingredients.
Yep, I'm pretty sure that this is the recipe brought by dinner guests last night. It was soooooo delicious.
It's a wonderful time of year. Harvesting apples, either from your own garden or a local farmer's market.
This remains one of my all-time favorite fall desserts. Perfect with coffee in the morning or at the end of the day after dinner.
Here's my simplified version of Ina Garten's French Apple Tart.
Ina's recipe.
My modifications:
To speed through the coring, peeling and slicing, I use the gadget below. AND I never worry about removing what little peel is left on the apples.
Cheers!
It's available through Amazon.
Our apple tree branches are burgeoning with fruit that's almost ready to harvest. Mmmmmm! Fresh applesauce and homemade apple tarts. I'll post my favorite, easy recipes.
Why didn't we think of this super simple/fun way of doing the peeling? Love love love it!
Watch the following video and then go shopping for apples!
How to peel a bunch of apples.
Thanks, Susan R! WHAT FUN IS THIS?
What's not to love about this amazingly talented performer? Whoa.
For Very Hot Summer Days. Just how much fun is this? I have to make it!!!
Love this and credit my recent 20 point drop in cholesterol to having this each morning.
No need, in my opinion, for additional sweeteners so have left out recommended jams and syrups. Play with and personalize the recipe/it's a keeper.
My favorite combination: 1/4 c. oatmeal, 1/3 c. almond milk, 1/4 c. Fage Greek Yogurt, 2 tsp. chia seed, 1/4 c. chopped cherries, 1/4 c. blueberries. Add almonds and additional fresh fruit when serving. I'm pitting and freezing cherries while they're in season for future batches.
Then follow the link below to read more about the benefits of chia seeds. Pretty amazing stuff.
This would be an interesting way to embrace each interaction, wouldn't it?
Mmmmmmmmmmm. Fresh cherries and chocolate ice cream. A winning duo. Loved this.
So, so well done. Such a good message.
Thanks so much, Linda.
Oops/forgot to post this. But still think it would be fun for breakfast and/or lunch for the little ones in your life!