Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Mus'cadines



August 22 007

My mus'ca-dines are ripe and in abundance, one of the best flavored fruits around. The are all around in the trees but I have them on a wire so they will be easy to pick. There is a lots of ways to prepare them, my mother was creative and would make Jelly, marmalade, cobblers and tarts. She could make cobbers with that good fresh,soft cow butter and it was one of the best. The jelly and marmalade with a hot biscuit was so good for breakfast then she would grind the hulls and make tarts. That was especially good after we came in from school. You can fry or bake them, you didn't have to spice them up, just add the sugar.

Deuteronomy 28: 2 says; And all these blessings shall come on thee, and overtake thee, if thou shalt hearken unto the voice of the Lord thy God.

Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Market in Birmingham

August 14: 007
Today is the day for the Senior version lunch en at the Church, I sure hope to go, I am having a little maintenance work on my car so time will tell if I get to go.

My peppers are really fine and it is time for me to utilize them if my time will permit. While visiting over in Alabama my granddaughter wonted me to go with her to the Farmer's Market in Birmingham, that was right up my ally. The next morning by daylight my daughter and I was up to meet her and her husband at their house, at the market we saw everything from goat cheese to pepper marmalade, of course she bought some of both. I especially liked the jar the marmalade that was kind of hot. It and the cheese went together good. It was the right season for the Alabama peaches and they were a beautiful site, so tempting. We did get some of the things that wasn't available for in the stores around where we would normally shop for food.

Numbers 23: 20 says, Behold I have received commandment to bless: and he hath blessed: and I cannot reverse it.

Friday, August 10, 2007

Gardenia



August 10 007

Can't you just smell this beautiful flower, every time I go out in my back yard and close to that bush I meet that aroma.

I am working on another recipe, the pears are plentiful, big, nice but are full of water. It is also hot and the deers have picked the ones down where you can reach, when some one comes along to help me reach them, then I will peel and cook.

Long time ago I head my mother say something about pear chuntey, now I don't remember if she ever made it or not, I am sure she did and made up her own recipe, that is the way things were done when I was a child. I leaned how to cook from my mother-in-law, if she had a recipe, I don't know. I had four sisters older than me so I did not get cooking lessons from my mother I was married before I learned to cook much.

If any one has a receipt for pear chuntey I would like for you to share it with me.

Romans 14; 20 For meat destroy not the work of God. All things indeed are pure; but it is evil for that man who eateth with offence.

My way to make a blueberrie pie



August 9 007

This is just something I happen to have a picture of so since the blueberry trees are already on here I will tell you how I make a pie for this unusual hot weather. Very refreshing and a cool desert with your favorite topping.

My way to make a blueberry pie

3 cups of blueberries

1 table spoon of corn starch

2 cup water

1/2 cup splenda

cook of a bout 5 minutes

2 package of strawberry sugar free jell-O

1 cup boiling hot water

Take a cup of the juice from the berries and mix the jell-O good,

Let both cool and mix together and pour into two baked pie shell.

Re frigate until jelled.

Top with sour cream

Thursday, August 9, 2007



August 9 007

Since I have become a diabetic I have began to create a a few recipes, then since I have grown some of these beautiful butternut squash I decided to see how many ways I could use them. I have used them several ways but the cake turned out really well and it serves the purpose for a sweet tooth. Butternut Squash Cake

1 cup butter 1 cup self risen white flour

1 cup splenda 1 cup wheat flour

1 cup butternut squash, mashed 1/2 cup soy flour

1 cup cottage cheese 1 teaspoon baking powder

2 eggs 1/4 soda

1 teaspoon vanilla 1/4 nutmeg

Cream butter and sugar, add squash and cottage cheese,

Mix salt, baking powder, salt and nutmeg to flour.

Add eggs alternate with flour, add vanilla

Bake in loaf pan at 350% for 30 t0 35 minutes.

Not very sweet but you could add more Splenda

Saturday, August 4, 2007

Boys

August 4 007
This is my second little one year old and I am getting use to the water. What in the world is water any way, I know it was coming out of this little thingy on the ground and I am feeling of it so I will know what it is. If it would just keep on coming out like it did I could surely wet my grandmas. Any way I will just dump the water out and watch it run around on the ground, then maybe it will come out like it did when I was holding it up. ????????????
Matthew 19: 14 But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.

Boys

August 4 007
April 6 007
I was one year old and got this little truck so I will be loading every thing on it even try my self.
Now at a few months after my birthday I have learn many things at the day care, I can dance holding the side of my pants with my two fingers and then hold them up and snap them. Just turn the music on and here I go. I can talk on the telephone and say by Daddy.

Ephesians 5:1 Be ye therefore followers of God , as dear children.