Category: Bread and Breakfast
Easy Raspberry Jam
Posted by Jenny Stanger in Bread and Breakfast, Healthy Snacks, Recipes, Stock Your Freezer Tips, T.V. Promotions, Vegetarian Friday, 10 September 2010 23:53 1 Comment
Raspberry jam is like a dessert at our house and I want to show you how easy it is to make. It really is as simple as making instant pudding! Freezer jam can be made from fresh or frozen berries, so stock up when berries are on sale or freeze your extra fruit. I have switched to use Ball Pectin instead of MCP Pectin. Ball Pectin only takes 3 minutes to stir, 1 1/2 cups of sugar and 30 minutes to sit on your counter and you are DONE. Now that is easy!
Pizza Muffins
Posted by Jenny Stanger in Bread and Breakfast, Healthy Snacks, Recipes Sunday, 22 August 2010 21:55 8 Comments
The Pizza muffins shown here have a cute tiger face punched out of seaweed sheet with a craft punch. Aren’t they cute?! I haven’t been able to find seaweed sheets anywhere so I use fresh spinach instead.
What exactly is dough enhancer?
Posted by Jenny Stanger in Bread and Breakfast, Recipes, Testimonials Friday, 21 May 2010 14:52 2 Comments
Question: I have never heard of dough enhancer what is it, what does it look like and where do you get it? I would really appreciate your help.
Making Your Own Frozen Pizza
Posted by Jenny Stanger in Beef, Bread and Breakfast, Chicken, Healthy Snacks, Pork, Recipes, Vegetarian Monday, 10 May 2010 13:45 21 Comments
Our favorite meal of all time is pizza! It takes time to make pizza from scratch, so why not make 4-5 pizzas at once, bake one for dinner and place the other four in your freezer to serve later? My hero Crystal Godfrey, with Everydayfoodstorage.net and I got together a few months ago to make a video on how to make frozen pizza. What a privilege it was to be with her for a few hours in her kitchen!
Rice Pudding
Posted by Jenny Stanger in Bread and Breakfast, Desserts, Healthy Snacks, Stock Your Freezer Tips, Vegetarian Tuesday, 4 May 2010 15:02 2 Comments
After a fun but exhausting day of being a mother 4 small children, (which involved everything today from potty training, 5-6 warm bottles for the baby, diaper changing, playing dolls for 3 hours, nap time, story time, driving to and from the bus stop several times, a preschool picnic lunch, laundry, dishes, breakfast, lunch and snacks, finding and cleaning out a dead mouse behind the dryer (Eek!), rescuing a Cinderella kite from the springs of our trampoline etc…) My wonderful husband saw how tired I was tonight and decided to make dinner. Lucky for him, we had cooked rice in the freezer.