Tag Archives: Homemaking
Marilyn and Kenene’s Seafood Casserole
Tonight we will enjoy the famous seafood casserole Marilyn and Kenene created at Kenene’s house in Sanibel. I just opened my wordpress.com to type up this recipe and it gives me the chills to tell you the phone rang and it was … Continue reading
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The Fried Egg
Ann asked us to share simple comfort food this week, so here is mine. Saute sliced garlic in a little oil and butter. When garlic is golden add a couple of eggs and thyme. Todd created this simple recipe and … Continue reading
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Egg Salad
A little different twist on the traditional egg salad. 4 boiled eggs crumbled 3-4 tbsp. of hummus salt and pepper to taste I have a hummus recipe on a earlier blog, but a nice store-bought brand is Pita Pal made in Houston, … Continue reading
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The Pumpkin who dressed up as a Sweet Potato ~ Margie’s Pumpkin Squares
Here is the recipe for the delicious Autumn dessert that Margie Orr made for the church potluck. I posted a note on my wall asking who had made the tasty flavorful dish and no one fessed up. I ran into Margie at the Women’s Retreat … Continue reading
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The Case of the Missing “Southern Lady”
Struggling to find a dessert appropriate for the Park Place Literary Society (neighborhood Book Club), the above magazine title captured my attention from inside my neighbor’s bin. Wednesday is recycling day in our neighborhood, a magazine “Southern Lady” peaked out … Continue reading
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Brian’s Chopped Salad
Daniel 1: 14 -16 The steward agreed to do it and fed them vegetables and water for ten days. At the end of the ten days they looked better and more robust than all the others who had been eating … Continue reading
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Make Do Silver and Copper Cleaner
Friday morning, I worked diligently setting up my first baby shower here in Texas. I enjoy hosting women’s events, bridal showers, teas, birthdays, etc. Ann has convicted me of making do and I did not have my copper or silver cleaner … Continue reading
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Traveling Pants…Make Do and Dye in Blue.
Lydia, the maker of fine purple cloth in the book of Acts, closely resembles my life after college where I was privileged to sell exquisite, high-end women’s clothing, the purple cloth of our day. Loving it so much, even after moving … Continue reading
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Food on Fridays..Make Do Tabbouleh
Saturday was my Birthday, I turned 45. Traditionally on my special day I lolly-gag around the house and talk to my brothers and sisters, spend a relaxing day in my “jams,” and Todd cooks up a magnificent dinner,and this year, my sweet … Continue reading
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Passover and The Angel of Death on Golfview Lane
Yesterday was Passover and Maundy Thursday. Passover marks the start of the Jewish Feast of Unleavened Bread that recognizes God’s salvation of the Jewish people from the bondage of slavery in Egypt some 4,000 years or so ago. On the eve of Passover, on the … Continue reading
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