Happy Friday Tip!!!

I decided to try something that I seen on Pinterest.  I put the ends of some left over green onions in water and sat it by the window.  I normally throw them away, but decided to try it to see if it would grow.  Well four days later, I see a difference......YES, it works!!!!!  Don't through away the ends of your green onions anymore!  They'll grow in water and you will always have a fresh batch in case you need them.    The first picture is how they looked when I first decided to try it.  The send one is what they looked like 4 days later. AMAZING!  
                                                           Have a great weekend!!!

                                             

   

Getting Ready

Hello!!  I've been busy sprucing up the house a bit and trying to get some Spring cleaning done....yuck!  I've also been busy getting things done for Mother's Day, but I thought I would take some time out to show you one of my creations.  I love making wreaths for different holidays and occasions and you will always find a different wreath on my door.  This one though is going into our store.  What better way to welcome Summer!

Sunday Meal

I love cooking a few meals ahead of time so that way I get to spend more time with family than in the kitchen.  This is one of the meals I cooked and it's very quick and easy.  You'll need to following ingredients to make it.

1 Stick of Butter
1 Pound of Crawfish or Shrimp
2 Cups of Half and Half
Tony Chachere's or any other Seasoning Salt you would like.
1 Bunch of Shallots

Saute shallots in butter, add Crawfish/Shrimp and simmer for 10 minutes

Drain pasta and add to Crawfish/Shrimp mixture
Add Half and Half and Simmer 5 minutes.

Top with grated parmesan cheese and serve with rolls

DELISH!!!!!   ENJOY!!!!

*NOTE*  If you want to make more that what the recipe calls for, double everything.

Landscaping

Line a pathway with rocks painted in Glow in the Dark paint (Rust - Oleum Glow in the Dark Brush on Paint.  During the day they charge in the sun and in the evening they reflect the stored light.  What a great way to give a little glow to your pathway.

Bad Weather

Hi!!  I' haven't been on here in a few days because I've been trying to get some things situated with our business and Spring cleaning.....yuck!!!  Anyway, today we had some horrible weather roll through and I wanted to share with you a picture the news channel posted of a tornado.  It was about an hour aware from us with lots of wind and rain.   We were fortunate to have just rain over here though.

I hope everyone in the area made out okay.  It's looks scary!!

Crockpot Chicken

This is what was for supper tonight. Crockpot Chicken 

You will need
4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves (about 1-1/2 pounds)

1 8-oz. pkg. fresh portabella mushrooms
1/4 cup butter

1 0.7-oz. pkg. Italian dry salad dressing mix

1 10-3/4-oz. can condensed golden mushroom soup

1/2 of an 8-oz. tub cream cheese spread with chives and onion

angel hair pasta.

Put butter in sauce pan
Add dry Italian salad dressing
Add mushroom soup
Add cream cheese spread

Wash mushrooms and place in crockpot
Place chicken on top of mushrooms
Pour sauce on top of chicken
let cook on low for about 4 1/2 - 5 hours

YUMMY!!!!

Garden Tip

Paint flower pots with Rustoleum's Glow in the Dark paint.  It absorbs sunlight and it glows at night.  What a great landscape and gardening idea.   Happy Friday!!!