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Christa's Kitchen: September 2009
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The Happily Ever After Home. Wednesday, September 30, 2009. 8211;verb (used with object). To experience with joy; take pleasure in. I am noticing that I use the word enjoy a lot (especially after I share a recipe.) Having a degree in English, I like to know the exact definition of words, so here it is. Eating is something that we have to do. (It keeps us alive.) Why should something so essential be so boring? So, stop by sometime, and we'll see what I can throw together. Tuesday, September 29, 2009.
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Christa's Kitchen: March 2010
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The Happily Ever After Home. Monday, March 22, 2010. The best recipe that I found was to cook the ribs for 7-8 hours in the slow cooker with some spices, so that's what I did. I put the thawed ribs into the slow cooker with a couple of cups of water. Then I added BBQ sauce, Worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, parsley, onion powder, and garlic powder. I let them cook on low for the 7-8 hours, while flipping them every hour or so. The end result was a tender meat that "had a great flavor" as my husband said.
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Christa's Kitchen: Freezer Pleasers
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The Happily Ever After Home. Monday, January 24, 2011. To thaw the soup, I put it back into a cake pan (again in case of leakage) and place it into the fridge until it thaws. Then pour the soup into a pot and warm it up! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In my kitchen, I love to try new recipes, either given to me or made up on my own. I also love to share those recipes and great foods with those around me! So, look around, try some new dishes, and enjoy! Enjoy - verb (used with object).
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Christa's Kitchen: Chicken Pasta
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The Happily Ever After Home. Tuesday, January 11, 2011. A few days ago, my aunt shared a recipe with me, and I wanted to try it. It turned out great, so here is my version of the chicken pasta. It's incredibly easy, and you can even cook it in the slow cooker! January 11, 2011 at 1:31 PM. Ive done something similar but I used rotini and tossed the chicken with some garlic powder and threw in a bag of steamed veges (broccoli, cauliflower, and carrots). It also turned out really good. Well, it shouldn't...
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Christa's Kitchen: You Know You are a Foodie When...
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The Happily Ever After Home. Wednesday, January 26, 2011. You Know You are a Foodie When. You know you are a foodie when. You are looking at a magazine in the Doctor's office and find a recipe that you just HAVE to have. So, you take pictures with your camera phone in order to get a copy of the recipe. January 26, 2011 at 7:48 PM. I have done that! I have some photos on my camera right now of a chicken noodle soup recipe I want to try. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Enjoy - verb (used with object).
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Christa's Kitchen: January 2011
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The Happily Ever After Home. Wednesday, January 26, 2011. While living with a friend from college, I first had this meal. As she told me what was in it and how to eat it, I thought she was crazy. Wait, you dip what in it? However, to my surprise, the meal was delicious, and a couple of years later I found myself wanting to have it again. So, I called her up and got the recipe. If you want something different to try, yet delicious, try making this beef skillet meal. You Know You are a Foodie When. Well, I...
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Around the House: August 2010
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The Happily Ever After Home. Saturday, August 7, 2010. This week I love empty boxes. Yes, as a child an empty box brought hours upon hours of entertainment. They were nests, covered wagons, space ships, cars, and many other things, but even as an adult I can enjoy an empty box. Mostly, this is because right now, and empty box signifies progress. Yep, after moving almost two weeks ago (has it been that long already? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Picture Window template. Template images by GelatoPlus.
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Around the House
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The Happily Ever After Home. Thursday, January 6, 2011. One of my dearest friends introduced me to a special magazine about two years ago. I LOVED it. Inside was filled with household tips, coupons, style advice, and recipes. I was sad when my subscription ran out, but my husband made my Christmas when he told me he had renewed it for me! I highly recommend everyone check out this magazine. You can subscribe at www.amazon.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Few of My Favorite Things.
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Above Pearls: A Story about a Man and a Wall...
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The Happily Ever After Home. Friday, June 11, 2010. A Story about a Man and a Wall. Can you imagine what this must have been like for Nehemiah? You can read in chapter six of Nehemiah what they tried to do, and how Nehemiah would not fall for their traps, but finally, in verse nine, Nehemiah says, "For [the opposition] wanted to freighten us, thinking, 'Their hands will drop from their work, and it will not be done.'". The story doesn't stop with Nehemiah crying out to God. In chapter 12 of the same ...
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Above Pearls: June 2010
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The Happily Ever After Home. Friday, June 11, 2010. A Story about a Man and a Wall. Can you imagine what this must have been like for Nehemiah? You can read in chapter six of Nehemiah what they tried to do, and how Nehemiah would not fall for their traps, but finally, in verse nine, Nehemiah says, "For [the opposition] wanted to freighten us, thinking, 'Their hands will drop from their work, and it will not be done.'". The story doesn't stop with Nehemiah crying out to God. In chapter 12 of the same ...
