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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Family Recipes for Homemade Candy
My parents had a family friend who was a professional candy maker. His name was Mr. Finn and he passed on his recipe for Caramels to my mother, who shared it with me when I was a teen in the … Continue reading
Seitan, the Wheat Meat….
I am not a vegetarian but I love many meatless dishes. I love anything with beans and even enjoy a “Morning Star” Veggy burger upon occasion. A friend of mine suggested I try a wheat gluten alternative called seitan. I … Continue reading
Garden Planting Tips
The weather in southeast Indiana has been very wet this spring. Wet weather means wet ground, which means frustrated gardeners. I know because I was one until Friday, May 13th. How unlikely is it that Friday the 13th turned out … Continue reading
Economical Olive OIl recipe
I tried a new soap recipe last weekend and I liked it very much. It is a castille soap that uses coconut and palm oil in addition to olive oil. These oils are less expensive than olive oil and it … Continue reading
Homemade Candy is a Treat
When I was a child, my Mother loved to make candy for special occasions and sometimes just for us to enjoy. My Aunt , as well, always made candy for every holiday. I was lucky enough to help her “pull” … Continue reading