Category Archives: Recipes

I love French dressing. I’m very picky about which brands I purchase and whether I get it at restaurants when I order a salad. Most of the time, I end up going with another dressing because I don’t like how … Continue reading →

These were very easy to make, considering I’m not a fan of frying food due to the mess. There are many ways to serve the fried bananas. We chose to serve them with ice cream. You can also add peanuts … Continue reading →

Butterfingers have such a unique taste to them but until I saw a recipe online, I never connected to what they also tasted like. You will be amazed at the 3 simple ingredients used to make these. I have to … Continue reading →

I will quote my 6 year old when I tell you that “It’s delicious!” I was trying to think of something to make for a family reunion and after seeing a bunch of ideas thrown around on the internet, I … Continue reading →

This concentrate can be canned, refrigerated or frozen for later use. It is so refreshing to be able to use all your own ingredients. As a concentrate, you can store it and later, make as little or as much as … Continue reading →

My family loves this jam! When I was about to take the jars into storage, my kids were yelling and pleading to keep one up in the kitchen for them to eat. It is a much cheaper way to make … Continue reading →

These were both fun to make and to eat. I have to admit that we couldn’t wait to eat them so we ate them warm. They were good. Then, after the kids were in bed, I sneaked a small bite … Continue reading →

I have recently gotten together with a great group of bloggers to bring you different tips, recipes and other little things that we can come up with daily. Summertime generally  slows down for everyone in the computer world because we … Continue reading →

Who said you can’t have cake for breakfast? The kids will be trying to outwit you with the excuse that they can eat this cake because it has cereal as a topping! I just felt the need to bake something … Continue reading →