Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Cherry
Cheesecake Shooters
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I figured out that there are
263 calories per serving, if 12 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie
counts vary depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to
use.)
Who doesn’t love cheesecake? If you don’t, we definitely are on
different wavelengths. These little shooters were so yummy. Now, I had to make
a single modification in the recipe for myself because I can’t eat cherries. I
used a lemon pie filling in place of the cherries on my serving. The remainder
of the shooters were made with cherries and promptly delivered to the Sandwich
Veterinary Hospital. I love to cook for them because they enjoy the recipes. I
heard rave reviews from the Vet and I personally loved the lemon cheesecake I
created. The almonds really were the finishing touch. These cheesecakes were
very easy and quick to make and worth the effort. If you need a quick dessert – here it is!
Random Reflections
This
week, after studying my recent photographs for the blog, I decided that I
needed to take a photography course to improve my skills. I really never
learned about all of the functions on my camera and I have never shot a video.
This could be a lot of fun and I will keep my mind actively engaged learning
new skills and techniques!
Becky’s Bucket
List #9
Photography courses
Complete all of Mom’s and my
scrapbooks
Go skiing again in Colorado
Meet the Duggar family
Watch every nominee and winner
for the Academy Awards to date
Remodel my kitchen
Take piano lessons
Write 2 books for my
great-nephews
Travel to Wales
Travel to Scotland
Alaskan cruise
Helpful Home Hints
This
is a helpful home hint for people with small children. My best friend, Donna
Dowd purchased a shower curtain of the world. At the time she purchased it, I
don’t think she knew how beneficial it would be for her kids. Patrick, her
oldest son, won a geography contest because he could identify locations around
the world. When asked how he knew the answers, he shared that it was because of
that shower curtain in his bathroom. What a great idea for a learning tool for
children. Thanks Donna, for a brilliant idea to help kids learn important
information without even realizing they are learning.
I
was thinking that parents could create their own learning tool. If you have a
kindergarten or first grader, you could write the sight words all over a clear
curtain in marker and use it as a teaching tool.
Wow!
Thanks to Donna, I thought of a new way to use your bathroom to learn.
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