If you read this blog regularly, you know that I love my bread machine. I make all of our bread, hamburger buns and rolls. I’ve experimented with making hot dog buns. My lovely machine even makes jam. I’ll say it … Continue reading →
I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. Ours was very nice. My Bachelor Brother was the host for our holiday celebration. It was a wonderful day and everyone had a great time. My BB mentioned that as a part … Continue reading →
I’m posting a day early this week to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving!
Continue reading →For those of you who participate in Black Friday, the shopping extravaganza that is the Friday after Thanksgiving, I’ve got a great resource for you. My Dollar Plan has posted a great list of Black Friday Shopping Resources. While I … Continue reading →
One of my challenges in life is figuring out what to do with all of our frozen bread heels. OK, that’s not an earth-shattering challenge, but it’s my challenge. I make bread pudding for our weekend special breakfast. I’ve concocted … Continue reading →
I’m one of the few people who detests the taste of watermelon. Honest. I think watermelon tastes really, really bad. The whole melon family is off my list of eatable foods. I’m also one of the few people who like … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago we had a small dinner party. As the main dish we planned to serve chicken tetrazzini. The recipe calls for cubed, cooked chicken. Usually we have a roast chicken one night and the next night we’ll … Continue reading →
Sorry for the absence. There were a few busy days at work. Then there were some family issues. And then more mystery health problems. I’m not sure why I don’t seem to have “regular” health issues. Instead I suffer from … Continue reading →
Wife in the North is a blog that was so popular that Judith O’Reilly, aka “the wife”, was offered a book deal. The blog chronicles Judith’s life as she adjusts from her posh life in London to living in country … Continue reading →
If you’re a regular reader of BeetleEyes I’m sure that you’ve noticed that we really like our bread. However this leads to a small problem. What to do with all the bread heels? Some of the heels go into bread … Continue reading →
