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Grandkids, Grandparents & Guns
This weekend our 10 year old grandson, Sevy stayed with us for 4 days. Both Randy and I thought about when our kids were young, how we would take a sack filled with Matchbox cars, or Barbi’s to grandmas house to entertain the little darlings for the weekend. The grandparents felt fortunate if there was a new… Read more
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Apple Sharlotka
Saw this in a cookbook that was being passed out at Costco. Randy loves apple anything, so when I saw this, I knew I would be making this. So easy! 7 Eastern or Red Delicious, Empire or Jonagold, peeled and diced into 1″ cubes. 3 large eggs 1 cup super 1 teas vanilla 1 cup flour… Read more
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Brownie Fudge Pie
Many years ago a sweet friend of mine, Marie Williams gave me a book, Take Big Bites, by Linda Ellerby. It has been one of those books that keeps reminding me that life needs more special moments, more shared memories with loved ones and that we need to always be grateful for each day that we… Read more
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A Spoonful of Sugar & Thankfulness
My last posting was on a Spoonful of Sugar Teacakes! And truly we have learned in our many (and I do mean many) years of life, that sugar seems to always make the “medicine go down” so much easier. Sugar is that special little ingredient that makes even the worst of medicines or some vegetables, easier to… Read more
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Spoonful of Sugar Tea Cakes
Happy Easter! He is Risen! What a glorious time of year when we celebrate the risen Savior! Tomorrow, we will consume our weight in sugar, with all the chocolate bunnies, the ham with it’s sugary glaze, baked beans, coconut cakes and handfuls of colorful jelly beans. Sometimes, (and this happens maybe once every 5 years)… Read more
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Lemon Ice Cream Bars
What a great recipe for Spring and Summer. While waiting in the salon with dye all over my head, I began to leaf through magazines that the owner brings to the shop. I took pics of this one and one that I will post tomorrow: Donut Tiramisu. Can’t wait to make that one either. I… Read more
Chocolate Castles 