This stupid easy Creamed Corn Casserole recipe is made with a store bought Jiffy cornbread mix, and that's not an apology. It is SO good! If you grew up with this Thanksgiving side dish you know what I'm talking about. It is creamy, corny, custardy, and sweet. It's the perfect compliment to a holiday meal.
Fun and simple LDS talk on Baptism for members of The Church of Jesus Christ using Kit Kats to teach about the baptism covenants.
This stupid easy Creamed Corn Casserole recipe is made with a store bought Jiffy cornbread mix, and that's not an apology. It is SO good! If you grew up with this Thanksgiving side dish you know what I'm talking about. It is creamy, corny, custardy, and sweet. It's the perfect compliment to a holiday meal.
Hey doodz, remember last year when we got our new fence installed? (Part 1, Part 2) Well today I wanted to share with you how it be lookin’ one year later. I’ve stained it since the last time we talked about it. I decided to go for a dark brown stain (semi-transparent chocolate by behr), and I really like it although staining was a total bear of a job. It took me 5 gallons of stain, many, many, M A N Y hours, and tons of slivers. It was worth it, although if I ever had to do it again I would seriously consider hiring it out. What can I tell you about staining; it’s a pain, it’s hard, and slats are dumb. I used a brush because I wanted the color to look variegated and dimensional, so some of the slats had 3 heavy coats of stain and others had 2 lighter coats – it all took a lot of time and effort but I’m really happy with how it all turned out. Just to give you some idea, I began this staining project last fall and finished it at the end of April. It was a big project and took an enormous amount of time – I better like it. To refresh your memory, we previously had a dated chain link fence with green plastic slats – not a pretty backdrop for the garden vibes we were going after. Last spring we had installed a horizontal cedar slatted fence. We had added a 4′ fence on one side of our yard, and a 6′ privacy fence on the other (can you tell which neighbor I don’t like?). We added gates to both sides of the house, and a big gate in the back opening up to a concrete slab on the side of our garage. Now that the fence is installed and stained we seriously love everything about the fence! I couldn’t be happier with the outcome. Bros, I’m not gonna tip-toe around it, this is a sponsored post, and I’m proudly endorsing Fencein Deck, the company who built our fence. If you’re in the twin cities area and are looking to have a fence built, (custom or otherwise) please consider giving Dave a call (651-246-3176) or shoot him an e-mail, he is a good dude who has built a solid business (Fencein Deck) for himself here in […]
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These Come Follow Me Primary Talk templates are based on the March lessons. Make speaking in church simple with these printable talks about Jesus.
The best "icebreaker" activity for high school students (who hate icebreaker activities). Get a jump start on creating a bond with your students.
How to arrange throw pillows like a pro!
- Scones are sort of a brunch band-aid for when you and someone in your group has been involved in a shadowy game of throwing shade. ...
Ciekawe tematy do rozmowy z dziewczyną/chłopakiem. Intrygujące pytania do przyjaciół i znajomych. O czym rozmawiać w związku, na randce, na imprezie.
Een maaltijdsalade kun je gemakkelijk als lunchgerecht eten of meenemen naar je werk. Wacht dan met het toevoegen van de dressing tot vlak voor de maaltijd.
I received a few emails and comments asking about oat flour and I decided to do a video! I hope you enjoy. Why I started using oat flour (start time- 4.28) How to start baking with oat flour (4.28- 5.47) Pros and cons of using oat flour (5.48-10.07) What you can and cannot use... Read More »
I LOVE my class this year. Diverse. Capable. Sweet. Unique. Enthusiastic. Energetic. Hard-working. Funny. Lovable. These are some of the words that come to mind when I think of my first graders. But one more word that also comes to mind is...chatty. Very chatty. We are a 'work in progress' with this. And thank goodness, we are continuing to improve each week. :-) Now, don't get me wrong, I believe a classroom should be FULL of rich, collaborative dialogue. Student discussion is vital, and our little guys need frequent opportunities to engage with peers and share their thoughts. I pride myself on having a dynamic, student-centered classroom that encourages this. To foster this kind of a climate, however, students also need to learn how to be effective listeners and independent workers. There are appropriate and inappropriate times for talking, and to get students to adhere to these boundaries, clear expectations must be set. Here are 12 ideas/strategies to try when working with a chatty class.
Once Upon a Time.... Whew!! My how this summer is flying by...and my how long it has been since I posted anything to this blog! Sorr...
Make sure your dart hits in the right place by adjusting the bust apex on your sewing pattern
Sweet potato butter makes great holiday gifts and is perfect for slathering over biscuits, toast, or your favorite bread.
Art sub plan - Cityscape for Kinders
I put out the call for your empty walls and you delivered! This was fun! Today I’m sharing 3 of those here, with my recommendations, and then I’ll show you how to find even more of those empty wall solutions on my Instagram account. This seems like it was a popular thing to do….maybe I’ll do more on
Delicious, flaky and buttery vegan croissants at home!! Crispy on the outside, tender and delectable on the inside, the dairy-free version of the classic French pastry is easier to make than one might believe. This recipe includes basic methods of how to make croissant dough, how to prepare the vegan butter square, how to laminate the dough to create the layers within the croissant pastry, and how to cut and shape the dough. From there, you can make classic, plain buttery croissants, cheese croissants, chocolate hazelnut croissants, and the magnificent chocolate croissant AKA pain au chocolat. --Making Croissants Timing-- Start 3 days before you plan to serve your croissants (2 days possible, 3 recommended, up to 6 days in advance) Day 1 - Make dough & butter square Day 2 - Laminate (roll out and fold 3 times, waiting at least 30 minutes between each "turn") Day 3 - Shape dough, let rise (2 hours), and bake (about 30 minutes total) For example, make dough and butter square on Friday night; laminate during the day on Saturday, then wake up early to shape the dough about 3 - 4 hours before brunch starts on Sunday. Pin this recipe.
These homemade salted caramels are soft, chewy, and melt in your mouth. Before making our salted caramel recipe, gather the equipment and measure the ingredients. A candy thermometer is essential for this recipe’s success.
Not to be corny or anything, but I think these recipes are pretty great.
This is a writing activity for novice Spanish students who have learned to talk about who they are. The concepts covered are description, age, likes and dislikes, and origin. The activity guides students to write about themselves in detail. In addition there is a peer feedback form so that students...
How to talk dirty to a guy without feeling embarrassed or uneasy?
Learn how to easily make your own homemade pumpkin puree. It's far more fresh and flavorful than the canned stuff you buy in store, and can be used in a wide variety of meals or recipes! Make this now while pumpkins are in season and freeze it to enjoy for many months to come.
