Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Scalloped
Potatoes and Ham
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I figured out that there are
251 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.)
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| As I look at this I wish I had a big fork in my hand! |
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| Here's how I keep my calories exact - buy a large supply of these amazing dishes and this is one serving for me! My freezer is just filled with these ready to go meals. |
I love, love, love
potatoes. Potatoes are the perfect
side dish and these are no exception. The cheese always makes the potatoes and
these are perfect. This is a great, easy side dish that will really compliment
any main dish. The low calorie
count is a real plus for me.
Random Reflections
A
few weeks ago we had a wicked storm where the clouds grew ominous, the winds
were frightful, and hail large and damaging. Here are my pictures of the sky,
which made me think that the world was ending. The other picture is of the hail
on my deck. I am not a fan of storms and this was a doozy. Is that how you
spell doozy?? I love a gentle
rain, but hate lightning and extreme wind. Oh well, at least we got through it without any real damage.
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| Gosh this sky scares me |
Helpful Home Hints
A
few years ago I took a quilting class in Hampshire, IL. I learned a fun fact to
know and share. I had always put distilled water in my iron so I could use the
steam to get out the creases. The instructors at Judy’s Quilt and Sew told us
to never put the water in the iron. They strongly suggested that you use a
spray bottle instead of filling the iron because any water left in the iron can
cause the inside of the iron to rust. This can be a real problem when rust gets
on whatever you are ironing, thus
ruining your garment or quilt. I have never put water into my iron again and
avoided having a real problem.
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