We all love great Chicken Salad, but we don't all know how to make it - Here's a great Chicken Salad recipe for your ten cent crazy book
Chicken Salad
Mix
2 and a half pounds or 5 boneless cooked chicken Brest
1/2 a cup to 2 cups of chopped walnuts
1 and a half cups mayo
3 celery stacks chopped
1-20oz can pineapple tidbits
2 cups of grapes
Boiling a Whole Chicken
Immerse the chicken in cold water in a large pot or crock pot. Cover and cook on medium-high heat. Once the water starts to form bubbles, lower the heat. Do not bring the water to a complete boil.Leave in the water until it is done. A whole chicken should take about one hour. Thawed chicken breat take about 20 minutes.
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Sunday, March 6, 2011
Waffle Iron Brownies (Post 182)
Want to make Brownies in your waffle iron? Add this recipe to your ten cent crazy book.
Preheat Waffle Iron
Melt half a cup of butter
Add to butter
one fourth a cup of cocoa powder
three fourths a cup of sugar
2 eggs
1 tablespoon of water
1 and one fourth cups of all-purpose flour
one fourth of a teaspoon of salt
two thirds of a cup of chopped pecans
Put well rounded spoonful into each waffle well and cook as you would a waffle
When done - top with powdered sugar and chocolate chips
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Preheat Waffle Iron
Melt half a cup of butter
Add to butter
one fourth a cup of cocoa powder
three fourths a cup of sugar
2 eggs
1 tablespoon of water
1 and one fourth cups of all-purpose flour
one fourth of a teaspoon of salt
two thirds of a cup of chopped pecans
Put well rounded spoonful into each waffle well and cook as you would a waffle
When done - top with powdered sugar and chocolate chips
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Food For Thought (Post 181)
Ok, I don’t know if these are wise choices, wise cracks or old wives tales, maybe a little of all three, but here’s some Food For Thought to add to your ten cent crazy book
Anti – Aging Foods
Yogurt
Green Vegetables
Cranberry and Pomegranate Juice
Olive Oil
Sunflower Seeds
Oily Fish
Oranges
Lemons
Grapefruits
Salmon
Tofu
Garlic
Hot peppers
Carrots
Eating Sunflower Seeds or liver – even fried chicken livers is suppose to keep you from getting boils.
Eating Oatmeal is supposed to keep you from going senile.
Eating cayenne pepper is supposed to keep your arteries from getting blocked.
One village somewhere up in the mountains in a remote part of the world, report no heart problems and doctors attributed this to their use of cayenne pepper in almost all of their foods.
While cayenne pepper is hot to the taste, it does not cause stomach problems.
Hot Cocoa is said to cut your cancer risk.
Knox gelatin is said to cure arthritis. Knox gelatin can be found in small packets, in the jello section of just about any grocery store. Half a package mixed with your juice in the morning, is said to stop pain from arthritis in about six weeks. It supposedly builds the cartilage between the bones and keeps you from getting arthritis as well.
Foods that are supposed to help you live longer are:
Salsa
Chocolate
Maple syrup
Popcorn
Squash
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Anti – Aging Foods
Yogurt
Green Vegetables
Cranberry and Pomegranate Juice
Olive Oil
Sunflower Seeds
Oily Fish
Oranges
Lemons
Grapefruits
Salmon
Tofu
Garlic
Hot peppers
Carrots
Eating Sunflower Seeds or liver – even fried chicken livers is suppose to keep you from getting boils.
Eating Oatmeal is supposed to keep you from going senile.
Eating cayenne pepper is supposed to keep your arteries from getting blocked.
One village somewhere up in the mountains in a remote part of the world, report no heart problems and doctors attributed this to their use of cayenne pepper in almost all of their foods.
While cayenne pepper is hot to the taste, it does not cause stomach problems.
Hot Cocoa is said to cut your cancer risk.
Knox gelatin is said to cure arthritis. Knox gelatin can be found in small packets, in the jello section of just about any grocery store. Half a package mixed with your juice in the morning, is said to stop pain from arthritis in about six weeks. It supposedly builds the cartilage between the bones and keeps you from getting arthritis as well.
Foods that are supposed to help you live longer are:
Salsa
Chocolate
Maple syrup
Popcorn
Squash
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Rice Pudding (Post 180)
Has it been a long time since you had some Rice Pudding? Well here's an easy Rice Pudding recipe for your ten cent crazy book
Rice Pudding
Preheat oven at 350 degrees
Mix
2 cups cooked rice
1/2 cup sugar
2 cups milk
1/2 teaspoons vanilla
1/4 cup raisins
1/2 teaspoons powdered cinnamon
Pour into greased baking dish
Bake for 25 minutes
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Rice Pudding
Preheat oven at 350 degrees
Mix
2 cups cooked rice
1/2 cup sugar
2 cups milk
1/2 teaspoons vanilla
1/4 cup raisins
1/2 teaspoons powdered cinnamon
Pour into greased baking dish
Bake for 25 minutes
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Gardening In March (Post 179)
A List of things for your ten cent crazy book - to be done if you want to start Gardening In March
Browsing and ordering from seed and garden catalogs.
Planting potted trees and shrubs.
Pruning and mulching dormant trees and vines.
Repairing and sharpening tools.
Fertilizing with 16-16-16 or manure.
Planting seeds in containers in the greenhouse.
Planting some vegetable starts in the ground.
Watering as needed.
Raking up fallen twigs and branches.
Weeding around the base of small trees and shrubs.
Mowing and weeding as needed.
Cleaning and repairing drip irrigation lines.
Making up To Do lists.
Spraying dormant trees and shrubs.
Painting fences and art objects as needed.
Developing Spring Resolutions for personal improvements.
Fixing up lawn mowers and other power tools for outdoor work.
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Browsing and ordering from seed and garden catalogs.
Planting potted trees and shrubs.
Pruning and mulching dormant trees and vines.
Repairing and sharpening tools.
Fertilizing with 16-16-16 or manure.
Planting seeds in containers in the greenhouse.
Planting some vegetable starts in the ground.
Watering as needed.
Raking up fallen twigs and branches.
Weeding around the base of small trees and shrubs.
Mowing and weeding as needed.
Cleaning and repairing drip irrigation lines.
Making up To Do lists.
Spraying dormant trees and shrubs.
Painting fences and art objects as needed.
Developing Spring Resolutions for personal improvements.
Fixing up lawn mowers and other power tools for outdoor work.
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What You Need (Post 178)
EMERGENCY KIT
Whether there's a -
Flood
Tornado
Winter Storm
Hurricane
Wildfire
Everyone needs and emergency kit, with enough supplies for at least three days
Here’s a list for your ten cent crazy book of things that should be in your emergency kit
Flashlight with extra batteries
Several blankets or sleeping bags
One gallon of water per person per day
Canned food and nonperishable treats
Hand-held can opener
Battery powered radio or lap top
A whistle
Change of clothes for each person
Matches
Tool kit
Maps
Cash and credit cards
(If you are leaving the area where you live and the electric is still on, you may want to make a trip by the ATM, if your bank blows away, your debit/credit cards may no longer work)
Prescription medications
Important documents (which should all be together in a waterproof bag or box)
(wills, birth and marriage certificates, social security cards and information, passports, insurance policies, deeds, bank account and credit card numbers, military records)
Personal-hygiene items-deodorant, soap, toothpaste and tooth brushes, hair care products, toilet paper, garbage bags and paper towels.
Don’t forget the animals – leash and pet food
And last but not least the
First aid kit
Containing
First-aid manual
Gauze
Adhesive tape
Band-Aids
Bandages-different sizes
Elastic bandage
Wipes-wet ones
Triple-antibiotic ointment
Hydrogen peroxide
Ibuprofen
Tweezers
Stomach coating medicine for nausea or diarrhea
Sharp scissors
Safety pins
Instant cold packs
Calamine lotion
Thermometer
Plastic gloves
Mouthpiece for CPR
Emergency phone numbers
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Whether there's a -
Flood
Tornado
Winter Storm
Hurricane
Wildfire
Everyone needs and emergency kit, with enough supplies for at least three days
Here’s a list for your ten cent crazy book of things that should be in your emergency kit
Flashlight with extra batteries
Several blankets or sleeping bags
One gallon of water per person per day
Canned food and nonperishable treats
Hand-held can opener
Battery powered radio or lap top
A whistle
Change of clothes for each person
Matches
Tool kit
Maps
Cash and credit cards
(If you are leaving the area where you live and the electric is still on, you may want to make a trip by the ATM, if your bank blows away, your debit/credit cards may no longer work)
Prescription medications
Important documents (which should all be together in a waterproof bag or box)
(wills, birth and marriage certificates, social security cards and information, passports, insurance policies, deeds, bank account and credit card numbers, military records)
Personal-hygiene items-deodorant, soap, toothpaste and tooth brushes, hair care products, toilet paper, garbage bags and paper towels.
Don’t forget the animals – leash and pet food
And last but not least the
First aid kit
Containing
First-aid manual
Gauze
Adhesive tape
Band-Aids
Bandages-different sizes
Elastic bandage
Wipes-wet ones
Triple-antibiotic ointment
Hydrogen peroxide
Ibuprofen
Tweezers
Stomach coating medicine for nausea or diarrhea
Sharp scissors
Safety pins
Instant cold packs
Calamine lotion
Thermometer
Plastic gloves
Mouthpiece for CPR
Emergency phone numbers
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
March (Post 177)
Well, it's March and here's a list to add to your ten cent crazy book of Things to do,Things to know and Things to buy in the month of March
Things To Do
Rake the Yard
Clean the Gutters
Change your Clocks on the second Sunday in March
Organize your important papers
(Wills, insurance policies, mortgages/property deeds, bank account and credit card numbers, passports, military records, social security cards, birth and marriage certificates and warranties)
Put these in a waterproof container
Things To Know
We will celebrate St. Patrick's Day on the 17th
(wear something green)
We will celebrate the first day of spring on Sunday March 20
In March you should buy
Mattresses
Humidifiers
Jewelry
Sunglasses
Winter Sports Gear
Winter Coats
Gas Grills
Air Conditioners
Broccoli, Lettuce, Artichokes, Pineapples and Mangos are now in season
Some folklore about the month of March
"If March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb"
A dry March and a wet May- Fill the barns and bays with corn and hay
As it rains in March so it rains in June
March winds and April showers - Bring forth May flowers
and if you were born in March - so was
Justin Bieber
Dr. Suess
Alexander Graham Bell
Michelangelo
Albert Einstein
Harry Houdini
Lady Gaga and
Van Gogh Just to name a few
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Things To Do
Rake the Yard
Clean the Gutters
Change your Clocks on the second Sunday in March
Organize your important papers
(Wills, insurance policies, mortgages/property deeds, bank account and credit card numbers, passports, military records, social security cards, birth and marriage certificates and warranties)
Put these in a waterproof container
Things To Know
We will celebrate St. Patrick's Day on the 17th
(wear something green)
We will celebrate the first day of spring on Sunday March 20
In March you should buy
Mattresses
Humidifiers
Jewelry
Sunglasses
Winter Sports Gear
Winter Coats
Gas Grills
Air Conditioners
Broccoli, Lettuce, Artichokes, Pineapples and Mangos are now in season
Some folklore about the month of March
"If March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb"
A dry March and a wet May- Fill the barns and bays with corn and hay
As it rains in March so it rains in June
March winds and April showers - Bring forth May flowers
and if you were born in March - so was
Justin Bieber
Dr. Suess
Alexander Graham Bell
Michelangelo
Albert Einstein
Harry Houdini
Lady Gaga and
Van Gogh Just to name a few
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