tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7687998742982286062011-11-27T17:58:30.912-06:00Random Randomness!AshasMomhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01395083150119907687noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-768799874298228606.post-76905992356975888442009-07-27T12:24:00.003-05:002009-07-27T12:48:27.619-05:00

Here a couple of things you can try...Zucchini and EggsMy mom has been cooking this since I was very little, so I didn't have a chance to think that zucchinis were gross. My aunts love growing things in their garden (unfortunately, I didn't inherit a green thumb, but anyway...). We always had plenty of zucchini in the summer. I was used to this recipe as well as plenty of Zucchini Bread.Anyway

AshasMomhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01395083150119907687noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-768799874298228606.post-24728591343071104962009-06-05T13:25:00.005-05:002009-06-05T13:53:46.185-05:00

Ok, so I've been using Pampers Sensitive Skin baby wipes for 4 years now. I started using them because when Asha was in the hospital the nurses used them w/her and all the preemies, so I figured they must be quite gentle! Anyway, when the 2 year old came along, he came with all sorts of sensitivities...severe diaper rash, eczema, peanut allergies, etc. So these wipes have been perfect.So whats

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Ok, so I'm not one of those high pressure sales people. However, I love people and I really like lending my expertise (or giving my opinion, whatever you want to call it). Granted, I just work in a retail store, but I really do like my job. I like checking out the new inventory when it comes in, I like the training the higher-ups give us about the products and vendors, and I work for a company I

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Okay, so I've been watching the Food Network for many years and I really like this new school set of chefs they have: Aida Mollenkamp, Sunny Anderson, and I loooove the Neelys.Recently I tried a roast chicken recipe from Aida (Ask Aida is her show). I've been trying to get Roast Chicken right for years now. The best recipe I've had has been from Real Simple magazine, which gave me the coveted

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Here's the recipe for Salmon Cakes to feed a family of 5-62 - 14oz. Cans of salmon1 onion - chopped1/2 tsp. dill2 eggs2 handfuls of bread crumbs (sorry this is how I measure, I have small hands if that helps!)1/2 cup yellow cornmeal1 tsp. paprika1 tbsp. vegetable oilEmpty the salmon into the bowl. Carefully pick out bones, don't worry about getting all the bones out they are pretty soft and

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Disclaimer: This recipe is in no way friendly when it comes to the waistline. If you are currently on a diet, try at your own risk. Everything in moderation. I make this on occasion when I really need a good comfort food and it gets the job done everytime. I'm not a chef, I just know what me and my family likes; this recipe was inspired by several TV chefs until I found a version that tastes

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Tonight's Dinner Was:Braised Pot Roast and Garden SaladSo I actually took the chuck roast I got on sale a couple of weeks ago out of the freezer on Monday so it could thaw. Although I planned to cook this in the slow cooker I didn't get started until noon. Slow cooker pot roasts take about 8-9 hours; 8pm might be a little late for dinner, plus DH and kids probably would be starving by then.

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I would like to share some recipes with mothers (or fathers, I want to give a shout out to fathers who are holding it down in the kitchen too) of meals to cook for their family. So tonight I made the kids favorite recipe for tilapia.Parmesan Breaded Tilapia6 tilapia filets3/4 cup of Italian-style bread crumbs1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese1/4 cup melted butter2 eggs1 Tbsp. water1/4 tsp. paprika1/

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I just finished watching this documentary on MSNBC and was deeply touched. As a prior single mom I understand the problems and issues that the mothers go through with not having a father for their children. However, I felt the most compassion for these children with their varying degrees of unhappiness with their father's participation in their lives. One young man made excuses for his dad,

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