Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Spicy
Whiskey BBQ Sliders
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman Cooks: A Year of
Holidays
Pages: 40 - 41 Copyright: 2013 Harper Collins OR
I figured out that there are
298 calories per serving, plus the
bun calories if 12 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary
depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
These little sliders
are absolutely wonderful. The Jack
Daniels flavor mixed with the onions, garlic, and BBQ sauce just can’t be
beat. I love sliders because they
are the right size for me. Would I
love a full burger – LORD YES, but this size is more realistic when you are
counting your calories. This one
is a must.
The meat flavorings |
Two lbs. of ground beef and the seasonings |
Notice the thumb print that keeps them from puffing up |
Fry up the burgers in the butter |
It's time to make the sauce |
Fry up the onions |
Add in the BBQ sauce |
A few jalapenos for spice |
Baste the burgers with the sauce |
Trivial Triffles
Where is the Warmth?
It has been so cold lately that
the kids can’t even go outside for recess. I keep asking everyone, “Where is the warmth?” Well, it is finally on the way. I just
googled weather.com for Aurora, IL and found out that tomorrow at noon it will
be 41 degrees. OMG! Thank God the warmth is arriving.
The
forecast for the week is:
Saturday 41
degrees
Sunday
37 degrees
Monday
47 degrees
Tuesday
56 degrees – I may need to lay out
Wednesday
57 – anyone for a picnic outside?
Thursday
52 degrees
I am
so thrilled that we are getting a little warm-up. I am not delusional, or
believe that spring has arrived yet. Not here in good ole’ Illinois, but I will
take this little heatwave and enjoy every minute of it.
Memory Musings
One
of the benefits of working at a drugstore in Illinois, was that it gave me
retail experience. This came in handy when I needed a winter job in Panama
City, Florida. I obtained a job working at Eckert Drugs. This was a southern
chain that was not in the northern states at the time. I liked the job, and it
solved my lack of employment until the Capt. Anderson returned to town.
This
memory came to me at school a few weeks ago when my students were writing
letters and using sealing wax. They wondered where I bought the wax and seals.
I explained that when I worked at Eckert’s, it went out of business. After all
of the sales were over, the management told us we were going to throw out
anything left in the store. They allowed the staff to take whatever we wanted.
I took all of the seals and about 50 sticks of wax, as well as a lot of paper
products. I think it is funny that
I have used these items during my entire teaching career, and still have about
half of the wax remaining.
What
a happy memory.
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