One-hour Rolls
One hour. ONE HOUR! Incredible! 1 c warm water2 T yeast¼ c sugar1/3 c oil1 egg, beaten1 t salt3 1/3 c flourmelted butter for brushing In large bowl mix water, yeast, sugar and oil. Let stand for 15 minutes. Stir…
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One hour. ONE HOUR! Incredible! 1 c warm water2 T yeast¼ c sugar1/3 c oil1 egg, beaten1 t salt3 1/3 c flourmelted butter for brushing In large bowl mix water, yeast, sugar and oil. Let stand for 15 minutes. Stir…
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A fun, easy way to serve snacks! Use different colors or patterns of paper for any holiday or themed event. And they are perfect for movie night, after school, or just for fun… Supplies:papertape Place paper flat in diamond shape….
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Sweet with a little bit of spice! 3-4 lb. pork butt or shoulder roast2 8-oz. cans El Pato tomato sauce (found in the Hispanic Foods section)1 8-oz. can tomato sauce2½ c brown sugar Wrap pork in tin foil. Place in…
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They are soft and gooey and sweet and melty and so amazing! That’s it. The end. ‘Nough said. Oh, and they only take an hour. Ok, now I’m done. Rolls:1 c warm water2 T yeast¼ c sugar1/3 c oil1 egg1…
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Bananas and caramel just go together… Bars:½ c butter1 c sugar½ c brown sugar2 eggs1 c mashed bananas (3 bananas)½ c sour cream1 t baking soda2 c flour½ t salt Frosting:3/4 c butter or margarine1½ c brown sugar, packed1/3 c…
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Fresh-squeezed orange juice makes this divine! For each serving: 4 oranges, juiced1 c vanilla ice cream Blend until smooth. Serve immediately. (Can add more or less juice to adjust shake thickness.)
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Winter funk? Close the blinds, grab your flip flops, crank up the heat and the music and throw an indoor beach party!! If your day looks like this . . . . . . turn it into this!! Here’s how:…
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It’s tender. It’s juicy. It’s fast! 2 medium chicken breasts1 T salt1 T pepper1 T garlic salt1 T sugar Slice each chicken breast in half (to ¼” thickness). Mix salt, pepper, garlic salt and sugar in bowl. Sprinkle seasoning on…
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Counteract the cold… with homemade hot cocoa!! Don’t be confused by the white chocolate. It gives it a really creamy texture. So, make yourself a cup, pour it into a to-go container, and head out into that cold, for you…
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Having first tried these s’mores in the 80s, this recipe has definitely stood the test of time. Just like Tad Hamilton’s films, according to Rosalee. “Win a Date with Tad Hamilton” … great movie! It has humor. And heart. So,…
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The flavor! And cheese!! For each sandwich:2 slices bread2-3 T butter/margarine1 T finely chopped red onion2-3 T mini pepperoni slices4 slices mozzarella cheese Butter outsides of bread. Lay one slice of bread down on 350°F preheated griddle. Lay two slices…
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A brilliant way to get healthy foods in? Serve fresh sliced fruits/vegetables as an appetizer when everyone is hungry. While dinner is cooking, chop up some fresh fruits/vegetables and serve them before dinner. Don’t worry about anything being fancy or…
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Ugly, but brilliant!! LOL! 1 lb. bacon1 c brown sugar Place wire rack on foil-covered baking sheet. Coat both sides of bacon in brown sugar. Lay bacon on wire rack. Bake at 350°F for 10 minutes. Flip bacon and cook…
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You are the author of the book that is your life. You may not be in control of all of the characters (people) in your life, but you get to decide what happens next. If things aren’t going particularly well,…
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A soft glazed doughnut with a sweet raspberry center. Filling:2 c raspberries½ c water¼ c sugar1 T cornstarch Doughnuts:2 T yeast1/4 c warm water1/2 c sugar, divided1½ c lukewarm milk1 t salt2 eggs1/3 c shortening5 c flourvegetable oil for frying…
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My grandpa called my grandma “Quacker Duck” and their children “barnlings”. It was, frankly, adorable. In memory of her I have a duck wall hanging that she kept in her kitchen . . . . . . as well as…
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The holidays: what a great time to gather your family and friends together and make some good food and enjoy each other. Talk, laugh, reminisce, play, and eat! Food brings people together . . . it is something we all…
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The toffee crunch, the creamy chocolate, and the nut flavor come together for the most magical experience ever! 2 c butter (not margarine)2 c sugar4 T Karo syrup10 T water2 t vanilla8 1.5-oz. milk chocolate candy bars2 c chopped walnuts…
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You can have caramel and call it breakfast! ½ c butter½ c whipping cream2 T corn syrup¾ c packed brown sugar½ t vanilla1 medium banana, peeled and sliced In medium saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Whisk in whipping cream,…
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The selling points to a candy cornucopia: It’s easy. So you can spend your time/energy on the all-important Thanksgiving feast. It’s colorful. Which livens up your table. It’s versatile. Substitute the Runts candy with Trix cereal or gummy fruit snacks…
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There’s caramel in it and on it! Serve with ice cream and you’ve reached nirvana. 1 14-oz. package caramels, unwrapped1/3 c evaporated milk5 large baking apples, peeled and sliced thin* (use a few different kinds for a variety of texture…
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Creamy and loaded with toppings! 2/3 c margarine2/3 c flour7 c milk4 large baked potatoes, peeled and cubed1 c sour cream1 t salt½ t peppergarnish:4 green onions, chopped12 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled1¼ c shredded cheddar cheese In large pot,…
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Crispy, chewy crust filled with cheese, toppings, and a hint of sauce to finish it off. Incredible! Dough:2¼ t yeast1 T sugar1 t salt¼ c non-fat dry milk1 1/3 c warm water2 T oil3½ – 4 c flouradditional ¾ c…
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Beautiful. Oh … and delicious. Haha! 2 c milk chocolate chips2 T shortening24 1-inch paper candy cups¾ c creamy or chunky peanut butter (not all-natural)¾ c powdered sugar1 T butter, melted In double boiler or mini crock pot, combine chocolate…
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