Friday, November 19, 2010
~kid~ lunch box notecards
Send a cute little foldable notecard to your child. Personalize with your own message on the inside. Just cut and fold these 7 different cute monster lunch box notecards. I think they're cute for boys or girls. Each one has a cute little guy on the outside and is blank on the inside. Here's your FREE downloadable PDF. Enjoy! notecards
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DIY,
family,
family:related,
fun for kids,
kids,
lunch box note cards,
note,
project
easy marinara
This marinara is easy and quick to make, AND delicious.
1. heat a generous amount of olive oil
2. when olive oil is nice and hot add sausage, onion and garlic. Sauté
3. pour in a little red wine
4. When sausage has a nice brown to it, pour in the crushed tomatoes and add a little tomato paste
5. stir constantly and add chopped herbs
let sit for a little while for flavors to mix together.
-tip- you can make this with just olive oil, tomatoes and basil. The key is to use a generous portion of olive oil and make sure it is really hot when you pour in the tomatoes
- 1 can crushed tomatoes
- a little tomato paste
- olive oil
- onion and garlic puree in processor
- sausage (optional)
- red wine (optional)
- fresh basil, oregano, bay leaf chopped
1. heat a generous amount of olive oil
2. when olive oil is nice and hot add sausage, onion and garlic. Sauté
3. pour in a little red wine
4. When sausage has a nice brown to it, pour in the crushed tomatoes and add a little tomato paste
5. stir constantly and add chopped herbs
let sit for a little while for flavors to mix together.
-tip- you can make this with just olive oil, tomatoes and basil. The key is to use a generous portion of olive oil and make sure it is really hot when you pour in the tomatoes
Labels:
family:recipes,
Italian food,
kid food,
marinara,
quick meal,
quick meals,
recipe,
spaghettti
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Uncle Bob's Salsa
My dad use to make this super addictive salsa. It's not too spicy so it's really easy to eat half a bag of chips with it. His chili kili tastes the best with this salsa recipe.
1. sauté chopped garlic, onion and chillies
2. add about 1-3/4 cans of crushed tomatoes
3. add spices to liking
-tip- the lemon zest is mostly used so that the salsa will not turn brown
4. simmer for about an hour
- 2 cans peeled tomatoes put in food processor or use crushed tomatoes
- 4-5 chopped garlic cloves
- 2 chopped onions
- 3-4 yellow wax chilies chopped
- olive oil
- garlic salt, chopped parsley and cilantro, lemon zest
1. sauté chopped garlic, onion and chillies
2. add about 1-3/4 cans of crushed tomatoes
3. add spices to liking
-tip- the lemon zest is mostly used so that the salsa will not turn brown
4. simmer for about an hour
Labels:
appetizers,
Chili pepper,
family:recipes,
homemade salsa,
mexican food,
Olive oil,
Salsa
Monday, November 15, 2010
uncle bob's chili kili
My dad use to make this for a fun dinner when I was a kid and it was my favorite. I always thought he made it up until I saw it on the menu at a little taquerilla. These hot, crunchy, spicy and cheesy chips are a perfect football day food.
1. put salsa in mixing bowl and set aside.
2. fry corn tortillas in oil then quickly stir the hot tortillas into the salsa and pour plenty of parmesan cheese while mixing it all together. Serve hot. muy delicioso!
- salsa (for best results use my dad's salsa recipe)
- corn tortillas cut into chip size triangles
- parmesan cheese
1. put salsa in mixing bowl and set aside.
2. fry corn tortillas in oil then quickly stir the hot tortillas into the salsa and pour plenty of parmesan cheese while mixing it all together. Serve hot. muy delicioso!
Labels:
appetizers,
Corn tortilla,
family:recipes,
fun food,
homemade chips,
kid food,
mexican food,
Salsa
wedding card
Wedding card printed on front side and blank on the inside, available in 2 sizes.
- small folds to about 2.5 x 3
- large folds to about 3.75 x 4
Here is your free downloadable PDF wedding_card
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