I made mac and cheese from a recipe I got from the country cook. I have copied many of her recipes and have enjoyed all of them. Go visit her. I also use recipes from my collection of cookbooks. It's hard for me to pass up cookbooks at yard sales and estate sales but I occasionally leave one behind. The strawberry jam turned out so good and very pretty! I've used it in cream cheese to spread on a bagel, and mixed it in with plain yogurt. So delicious! I actually have a picture of my carrot cake that turned out so good. I also made homemade salsa today! I have to tell you: it was good! I made chips out of corn tortillas by cutting them in fourths, spraying them with oil, sprinkled salt on top, and baked for about 18 minutes. They were the best I ever tasted! What have you been cooking lately? Have a nice week! Hope to hear from you soon! Enjoy these photos! Blessings from Bama!
Aren't these pretty strawberries? |
The jam process. |
Close-up of the strawberries starting to foam. |
They turned so dark and red! |
I promise I didn't eat this all by myself! |
Hubs likes his food real done so I kind of browned it a little. It is delicious this way! |
Freshly made salsa! |
I used this to make the salsa. So easy! |
Chips in the making. |
Everything looks so good. I've never tried to make my own tortilla chips. I'm gonna try that. With homemade salsa? Sounds like great SuperBowl food to me. YUM!
ReplyDeleteWow-your hubby is a very lucky man. All homemade food - yum. I wish I had the patience and the time. But with 3 little picky eaters I gotta do simple & quick...your energy and cooking posts are certainly inspirational. Have a fabulous day
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Bama girl I am in awe! I think your family is so lucky!
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karianne
You are amazing! Make your own jam, really? I could never do that! I was reading through some of your older posts and I'm so glad to hear your town wasn't hit by the tornadoes. Looking forward to seeing your finished craft room :)
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