Category: Recipes

Peanut Butter & Kibble Stuffed Kong Toys for Teddy & Bear

A Kong Toy for Dogs is a great way to keep your pup entertained and mentally stimulated. They are engaging toys that encourage chewing and can also be filled with treats to reward good behavior. The key to safely filling your Kong Toy is to use safe ingredients for your pup. Choosing ingredients such as …

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Beef Jerky

Are you craving a delicious, protein-packed snack dish to enjoy? May I suggest homemade beef jerky? Although it may initially sound intimidating, making beef jerky is relatively easy. Whether it’s for a party or to have around the house as a constant snack option, homemade beef jerky will be sure to satisfy even the pickiest …

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Corned Beef and Cabbage

Corn Beef and Cabbage always come to my mind when planning a meal for St. Patrick’s Day, and I decided to try a different recipe this time. I selected one of the Pioneer Woman’s recipes (see link below). https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a35620974/slow-cooker-corned-beef-and-cabbage-recipe/ Note: There is far more information on the Pioneer Woman’s website that is worth looking at. I only …

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Using a Mandoline to Slice Fruits and Vegetables

Since dehydrating fruits, I’ve become aware of the importance of each slice being uniform, so I began researching mandolines. I ultimately purchased a Zakarian Safe Slice Mandoline since I reasoned that I could easily injure myself with some other models. I ultimately purchased a Zakarian Safe Slice Mandoline since I reasoned that I could easily injure myself with some …

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Mardi Gras

Tuesday, February 21, 2023, is Mardi Gras. Wow, another day to celebrate with food! Mardi Gras is an event celebrated for centuries, reaching worldwide in many forms. Known as Carnival or Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras signals the beginning of Lent and falls on the day before Ash Wednesday. Mardi Gras is always 47 days before …

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