Items needed:
2-3 apples
peanut butter or Carmel
knife
nuts of any kind
chocolate chips (optional)
WARNING: Very Addictive!
First, cut the center out of an apple.
Then cut two slices from an apple about an inch thick for the top and the bottom.
Then spread the Carmel or peanut butter on the slice for the bottom.
Spread the nuts and chocolate chips (if chosen) on the bottom slice. Put the top on and you have an apple sandwich!
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Time to cook and bake! Aunt sophie's Effortless Omelet...
Anyone can make this one incredible omelet... Serves on person...
What you will need...
2 large eggs, room temperature
1tbs lukewarm water
1/8 tsp salt
dash of pepper, if desired
butter or cooking spray
you can add cut-up veggies, Bell peppers, Tomatoes (also bacon), etc.
In a small bowl, beat the eggs,
water, and salt together unl blended. add a dash of pepper if desired.
heat 1 tsp of butter (or use cooking spray) in a nonstick 7-to-10 pan or skillet over medium-high heat (the pan is hot and ''ready'' when a drop of water sizzles in it). pour in egg mixture.
With a inverted pancake turner (or spatula), carefully push the cooked portions at the edges of the omelet toward the center, so the uncooked portions can ''spill over'' and rech the hot surface of the pan.
tilt the pan so the uncooked can get the heat as necessary.
when the top of the omelet has thickened and no visible liquid egg remains, fill with your filling of choice, if any. with the pancake turner (or spatula), fold omelet in half, and let cook for 30 seconds to a minute more. put on a plate with a spatula..... and you have a omelet! Enjoy!
What you will need...
2 large eggs, room temperature
1tbs lukewarm water
1/8 tsp salt
dash of pepper, if desired
butter or cooking spray
you can add cut-up veggies, Bell peppers, Tomatoes (also bacon), etc.
In a small bowl, beat the eggs,
water, and salt together unl blended. add a dash of pepper if desired.
heat 1 tsp of butter (or use cooking spray) in a nonstick 7-to-10 pan or skillet over medium-high heat (the pan is hot and ''ready'' when a drop of water sizzles in it). pour in egg mixture.
With a inverted pancake turner (or spatula), carefully push the cooked portions at the edges of the omelet toward the center, so the uncooked portions can ''spill over'' and rech the hot surface of the pan.
tilt the pan so the uncooked can get the heat as necessary.
when the top of the omelet has thickened and no visible liquid egg remains, fill with your filling of choice, if any. with the pancake turner (or spatula), fold omelet in half, and let cook for 30 seconds to a minute more. put on a plate with a spatula..... and you have a omelet! Enjoy!
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
A Little about Another Journal Entry....
Dear reader,
I like having a Journal or a diary on hand, so I figured out a way to have an online, public Journal. A blog. Yes, a blog is a way for me to connect with friends and other family. You can also connect with me on Twitter at @Emgiesecke. you could also say that I am crafty... really crafty...tremendously crafty.... i love making things for gifts and to sell. So anyway, I also love old movies. Especially the ones with Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, and Debbie Reynolds. Those kind of old movies. When I do blog, it will be sort of like I am writing in a Journal for everyone to read. Hope you enjoy!
Thanks for reading!
I like having a Journal or a diary on hand, so I figured out a way to have an online, public Journal. A blog. Yes, a blog is a way for me to connect with friends and other family. You can also connect with me on Twitter at @Emgiesecke. you could also say that I am crafty... really crafty...tremendously crafty.... i love making things for gifts and to sell. So anyway, I also love old movies. Especially the ones with Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, and Debbie Reynolds. Those kind of old movies. When I do blog, it will be sort of like I am writing in a Journal for everyone to read. Hope you enjoy!
Thanks for reading!
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