Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Perfect Pot Roast
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Recipes from
an Accidental Country Girl
Pages 120 - 122 Copyright: 2009 Harper
Collins
I figured out that there are
234 calories per serving, if 6 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary
depending on the specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
Doesn't this look like a great dinner for your family? |
This pot roast was
wonderful. It had a lot of flavor
and the veggies were good, too. Of course, I cut the carrots into extremely
small pieces so I didn’t have to taste them.
My niece, Alaina
made this recipe and loved it also.
Way to go Ree. Two family members loved this recipe.
Craft Corner
In 1972, my parents bought me
my first sewing machine. It was a Singer and I thought it was great. This
machine went with me to Florida and to college. I used it a lot and found a
wonderful man at a place called Mr. Fix-It in Aurora who kept it in perfect condition.
It has lasted the test of time because it was made of all metal parts.
About
four or five years ago, I actually broke down and purchased a new Pfaff sewing
machine. Like the new televisions, it is lightweight and has a computer in it.
With the touch of a finger I can choose from a variety of decorative stitches
and make a button hole. I love
this machine and use it frequently. I tried to get my best friend, Donna, to
buy one too but she has yet to give in. I’ll keep working on her, so she can
enjoy sewing again, too.
This machine can do all different types of stitches |
Random Reflections
One
of the first things I want to do when I retire is to take down the wall in the
kitchen and make my main rooms the open concept. I would like to add cabinets
where my table is currently and put in quartz countertops and new lighting.
This would really make a difference in the feel of the main part of my
home. What a fun thing to do!
Becky’s Bucket
List #4
Remodel my kitchen
Take piano lessons
Write 2 books for my
great-nephews
Travel to Wales
Travel to Scotland
Alaskan cruise
Wants and Wishes
Something
that I really want in the next month, is for all of the new plants that I put
in last year, to have survived this exceptional winter. I spent over one
thousand dollars last year in filling in the holes in my gardens. Over time,
some of the plants age or die, or in our case, are trampled by little shelties.
Winter can also
take the life of these beautiful, fragile new flowers.
So,
for the next month, I will repeatedly check each bed to see if new life is
coming up from the depths of the cold ground. We will need a little more rain
and warmth for this to happen. And then, if it does, my gardens will take your
breath away once again.
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