Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Sweet
Cinnamon Scones
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
I figured out that there are
147 calories per serving, if 38 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie
counts vary depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to
use.)
You can see the cinnamon chips! (I found them at Walmart near the chocolate chips) |
I am turning into a
scone freak thanks to Ree! These
are totally different than the last type, but I still love them. The last
scones had a frosting so I automatically thought that they had to be better
than these but I love these for different reasons. These scones are so amazing
with a hot cup of tea. I think the best part about them is how the bold
cinnamon taste compliments the tea. They are so darn good! Another plus is the low calorie count
because I made them smaller. This size is satisfying and perfect for a mid
morning snack.
Random Reflections - The Glorious Garden
This post is dedicated to Madonna and Deborah (our amazing school secretaries)
I LOVE orange flowers and this one is a
garden showstopper. This is generally called a Butterfly Plant.
The
botanical name is: asclepias tuberasa
They
attract butterflies
The
grow about 24 – 36 inches tall
You
should plant them about 12 – 18 inches apart
They
will spread throughout you garden after about year three
They
love full sun – the hotter the better
The
blooms appear from June – July – mine have lasted
into August
in some years
in some years
They
like dry fertile soil
The
first year they grow slowly but after that year they grow and spread and
are awesome.
are awesome.
Irksome Ideas and Images
After
I put my previous two shelties to sleep, I became involved with the Humane
Society of the United States. I have a real problem with puppy mills. No animal
should be locked in a small cage for its entire life and bred every year until
the mothers are a mess. Those poor animals live an awful life and suffer each
and every day. I donate money each month to help with the cause of saving
abused and neglected animals.
Remember
our four footed friends.
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