GOOG MORNING!
TGIF!!!
I got up extree early this morning...just woke up and couldn't go back to sleep. So I'm here reading word-for-word and having lots of laughs in the dark by myself this morning!
PJ....I did not quote your costume post but wanted to say that you look adorable! Did you not buy the blue Belle jumper? You made it? Found it at goodwill? It's perfect! I also don't think the Jessica Rabbit costume is un-family-friendly. Didn't you say she got in trouble for it? She looks great in it!
Please share BOTH recipes to me (US). I had this spoon bread (corn pudding-ish) at Hollywood and Vine and it was incredible.
(I bake it in a souffle looking dish but it also fits nicely in a 9x13 baking dish. It's so sweet it's like dessert but so much better than the canned yams/marshmallow thing you usally get at Thanksgiving.)
Sweet Potato Casserole
3 cups (about 3 large) sweet potatoes, boiled, peeled & mashed
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 t. vanilla extract
½ cup heavy cream or milk (depending on your cholesterol level!)
1/3 stick butter
Combine ingredients and beat until smooth. Spoon into a lightly greased casserole dish and sprinkle with topping (1 cup brown sugar, 1 cup chopped pecans, 1/3 cup all-purpose flour, 1/3 cup melted butter.) Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Serves 8.
(This recipe is more of a traditional corn pudding recipe and with all the heavy cream it's soooo good and perfect for Thanksgiving and Christmas.)
Corn Pudding
2 cups heavy cream
1 stick of butter, melted
6 eggs
¼ cup sugar
3 T. all-purpose flour
2 t. baking powder
2 t. salt
4 cups canned or frozen/thawed white, sweet corn
Combine cream and butter in a large mixing bowl. Add eggs and beat with a fork til combined. Mix dry ingredients together and add gradually to the pudding til smooth. Mix in corn. Pour into a lightly greased casserole and bake at 350 for 45-50 minutes til set.
(I love this recipe! This may be more like what you had a H/V, Wendy. It's a little sweet and really good for pot lucks. It's also great with southwestern entrees like fajitas. Just add a small can of chopped green chiles and a couple of tablespoons of chopped, canned jalepenos. I get requests for the recipe every time I make it like this.)
Easy Corn Casserole
2 sticks butter, melted (cooled!)
4 eggs, beaten
2 boxes dry Jiffy corn bread mix
2 cans whole kernel corn, drained
2 cans creamed corn
2 cups sour cream
Preheat the oven to 350. Combine butter, eggs, corn bread mix, whole and creamed corn and sour cream. Spoon mixture into lighty greased dish and bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until the top is golden brown.
I had a baby in 19 and 89 too. A colicky one, though.
Four months of screaming
Now 1989 must've been the year for colickly babies because mine had it too! She cried every day from 4-10 pm. DH would come home some days and we'd both be crying. But honestly, once she overcame the colic, she was always a goog kid and still is.
Of course, both were late! Every day it was, anything yet???? I really wore me out.
My mother came to my house when I was nearing delivery with the second baby and discovered a blood clot in my leg. Every day she was like....how bout we go for a nice looonnnngg walk!
She was there for a week for the baby came and almost drove me crazy but the dr. refused to induce.
This one involved the criminals fleeing on foot into the foods.
This wins the prize for my favorite typo of the day!
Were you thinking about food at the time? I see Moo suggested that the criminals must've been really hungry!
Yes indeedy! Glad your friend's family in CA are OK!
How scary!
I always mean to get that at Walgreens but can never remember the name.
Awww. That is so sweet.
I would love to have a baby Mary. It is my grandmother's name too and not in use in our immeadiate family. The DH is not a fan however of the name or alliteration in general.
I love alliterative names! They make GREAT monograms! And let's face it....girls usually don't keep their last names their entire lives so she wouldn't always alliterate. And Mary is a great short-ish name to go with Montessori! And it's your grandmother's name for crying out loud! I vote Mary!
Tomorrow, children, we will get something!
Tomorrow we become to us freu'n! (meaning we will be very happy) (this is a horrble translation, btw)
What a cheering, what a life
Will be in our house!
Once we still wake up, (one more time to wake up)
Then Heisa (woo hoo!), is Weinachtstag! (this says Christmas day, but we substituted birthday for the occasion)
Marita....I love your baby song! That's so cute...you and your mom singing before the babies came. (Don't you have a free translator...in your head?)
Melinda, thanks for the clarification (TM BBN)
B&N age range puts them at 7 to 11. If your DS likes fantasy, he will like them.
He shared with Riley and Norah (willingly) which I tear up thinking about, and each of them played on 3 inflatable slide things and also got to play a bunch of bean-bag-toss/ go-fishing type games for cheesy prizes.
That's so sweet that he shared his tickets! Big awwwwwww! I try to avoid school carnivals. I could never understand parents that did that but now with #3....unless he mentions it, I don't go. Forunately at our spring carnival, you can buy a bracelet for the inflatables so rides are unlimited. BTW "use your own money" is my litmus test for how badly they really want to "do" something or "buy" something.
See there....that ate up an hour!
YOU GUYS HAVE A GREAT FRIDAY!