Showing posts with label Recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recipes. Show all posts

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Apple Butter

Here is a simple recipe for Apple Butter

 

7 c. of applesauce

3 c. of white sugar

1 tsp. of cloves

2 tbsp. of cinnamon

2 tbsp. of vinegar

Put in crock pot and mix together. Cook on low for 5-6 hours. Stir occasionally.

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Monday, September 7, 2009

Grape Salad

4 lbs of mixed grapes (red and green seedless)

2 cups lite sour crème (16 oz container)

1 8 oz container lite or fat free crème cheese

1 teaspoon vanilla

½ cup sugar (I used splenda)

 

Topping

1 Cup Brown Sugar (I used Brown sugar splenda)

1 ½ cups walnuts

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Wassail

This is a great recipe for the Christmas season. 

8 pints apple cider

· 2 pints orange juice (no pulp)

· 1 cup lemon juice

· 1 can (46 oz.) Dole pineapple juice

· 48 whole cloves

· 12 Splenda or Sweet & Low packets

· 10 cinnamon sticks

 

Combine all ingredients and simmer on stove top for 10 minutes. Serve warm.

Recipe portions may be cut in half for smaller groups.

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Omelet In A Bag

Ingredients Needed

1) Ziploc quart size freezer bags (one for each person)

2) Sharpie Marker

3) Large pot (for boiling water)

4) Tongs

5) Wooden Spoon

6) Grade-A large eggs or bigger (two for each person)

7) Variety of ingredients: 

Onions, Peppers, Ham, Bacon, Cheeses, tomatoes,turkey, anything else you can think of

8) Toppings

Hot sauce, Ketchup, Anything else you can think of

Directions

1) Fill your large pot about ¾ full with water

2) Bring the water to a rolling boil

While water is coming to a boil- do the following

3) Have each person write their name on one Ziploc freezer bag

4) Crack two eggs into each freezer bag (no more than two)

5) Select a variety of ingredients and add them to the freezer bag

6) Shake bag well (be sure ingredients are mixed well in the bag)

7) Carefully squeeze the air from the bag and zip the seal

8) Add bags to pot of rolling, boiling water

¤ you can usually get 6 – 8 omelets in a large pot…use another pot for more

9) Boil each bag for 13 minutes (longer if necessary)

¤ In some cases it may be necessary to hold bag under water with a wooden spoon for the top to completely cook

10) Open freezer bags and the omelet will easily roll out onto your plate

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