Thursday, December 29, 2011
What's New...
I just added a new recipe section to the recipe page... Crock Pot Favorites! I listed two great soup recipes that I love to make for parties. Soup is a fantastic party food that is often overlooked. Three Pepper Sausage Soup and Simple Italian Wedding are super yummy! More recipes to come!
Recipe of the Day...
Three Pepper Sausage Soup
Ingredients:
1 large box chicken broth
1 large can tomato sauce
1 onion-chopped
3 celery stalks-chopped and some celery leaves as well
1/2 of a green, red and yellow pepper-chopped
1/3 of a regular can of spinach
5 Italian sausage links-Mild, hot or sweet(which ever you prefer)
Noodles-egg or shells - cooked separate
Salt and pepper
Chop vegetables and cook in a skillet with a few tablespoons butter and salt and pepper.
Add all ingredients into a crock pot. Cook on low in crock pot for about 6 hours, at least. Cut up sausage into bite size pieces. Add cooked noodles with soup when serving and garnish with some cheese (Mozzarella or Parmesan) Enjoy! Very flavorful! No other seasonings needed!
Ingredients:
1 large box chicken broth
1 large can tomato sauce
1 onion-chopped
3 celery stalks-chopped and some celery leaves as well
1/2 of a green, red and yellow pepper-chopped
1/3 of a regular can of spinach
5 Italian sausage links-Mild, hot or sweet(which ever you prefer)
Noodles-egg or shells - cooked separate
Salt and pepper
Chop vegetables and cook in a skillet with a few tablespoons butter and salt and pepper.
Add all ingredients into a crock pot. Cook on low in crock pot for about 6 hours, at least. Cut up sausage into bite size pieces. Add cooked noodles with soup when serving and garnish with some cheese (Mozzarella or Parmesan) Enjoy! Very flavorful! No other seasonings needed!
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Woodland Christmas tree w/ white lights, berries, pine cones, ice, a rusty star and pheasant feather.
Woodland Christmas decorations are among my favorite kind. Any natural elements can make great decorations for a woodland style tree.
Country Christmas tree with handmade ornaments and garland
I hand painted these ornaments for a home spun look.
How-to for Country Garland: Take different plaid materials in various colors and styles. Cut into strips about 1in x 5in long, depending on the look you want for your garland. Begin tying together in simple knots, attaching another strip, then another and so forth, until you reach the desired length. Alternate ribbon styles and colors. It is time consuming, but so super, country cute! I have had this garland for years. Spray it with a little country fresh fragrance for an extra touch. I also made the star from the material I used in the garland. Have a Merry Country Christmas!
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
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