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What a great idea!!!!! My SIL puts them whole in the freezer and thaws them when she makes banana bread.

I haven't had runny yogurt yet with the jam on the bottom method. You don't mix them until you are ready to eat. I like this method because it's a easy snack to grab. If we had to add the flavor each time we wouldn't eat them. It's easier to grab something that is ready to eat. I can also...

:welcome Very good question, I was wondering the same thing myself. I need to make a batch again soon. When I make yogurt I put a Spoonful of jam in the bottom of the container and cover with a serving of yogurt. Next batch I'm going to try Vanilla. I figure I'll start with 1/8 teaspoon and a...

I have made the liquid version several times. I like the liquid results, but I prefer the dry for several reasons, Easier to make, store and use. The dry also seems to get my linens cleaner and they smell great. I use 1 cup of baking soda, 1 cup of soda ash, 1 cup of borax and 1 finely grated...

Depends on the cause. Are they cold sores? How often do they occur? Where in your mouth? Are they painful? If they are viral related, a low dose of a prescription antiviral on a regular schedule can prevent them. Alternatively L-lysine supplemants can also help.

PM with retail prices. I'll check with the family on current prices here and see if honey is available.

I need a logo and labels for my products at the farm market. The logo needs to say BLUE HEN FARM Rootstown, Ohio -with a blue hen picture. I need stickers of various sizes. I plan to sell soaps, jams, baked goods, and whatever else people are buying. I'd like to have labels that I can stick...

Welcome. :welcome I have a Boston Terror! Yes, Terror!

I learned how to make yogurt here: http://chickensintheroad.com/blog/2009/10/28/homemade-yogurt-in-a-crock-pot-and-yogurt-cheese/ I make a batch every 2 weeks. DH takes it to work and is the envy at the lunch table. I put about a tablespoon of homeade jam in the bottom of a re-usable lidded...

Well... To a degree... We keep the placed mowed. No junk in the front or side yards. There is usually a bit of overflow by the garage. Now behind the barn is the scrap pile, empty chicken tractor with a tarp, burn barrell, brush pile, wood pile, etc.... The house really needs painted and there...

I went to the freezer to get one of those donuts the other day and they were Gone!!!! DH says that they freeze just fine. He microwaves them for 15 seconds and they are just like fresh. I'll have to take his word for it... Next time I'll have to put them under the vegetables.

I often see the small wooden box with the drawer type at thrift stores and yard sales. I had one once and it needed to be tightened every few uses and was not consistent with the grind. This was probably a quality of the product issue. I think I sent that one to the thrift store when I got my...

I got mine on ebay. Its an antique wall mount grinder. I paid $60 for it. It takes about 1 minute to grind enough for a pot of coffee. It has a "hopper" on the top that holds about 2 cups of beans and a tin cup for catching the grounds. It's similar to this one-although this one is missing the...

I have a 1 year old BCM with feathered feet that needs to have his own flock. He is not aggressive. I also have a 1 year old BSEE. He is mildly aggressive. He harasses my husband but not me. Very pretty boy. These boys need to be picked up Soon. I also have 2 EE Roos that are brothers. They...

I made burlap curtains for my back porch!!! I used baling twine for the thread. DH hated them but everyone else loved them. The cats eventually destroyed them. Bad kitties-they loved pulling the threads. We use 2 liter bottles of ice in the hutch with the rabbits and a weather-safe box fan...

I don't usually reply to myself but I found a recipe-So I'll share-:) BREAD-IN-A-JAR FOR GIFT GIVING Printed from COOKS.COM ________________________________________ This recipe is easy to do, but the instructions must be followed exactly. The nicest thing about giving Bread-In-A-Jar is that...

http://www.eburlap.com/ Also check with your local plant Nursery. Years ago I was able to buy colored burlap at JoAnn Fabrics. I'm not sure if they still carry burlap, but it's worth a call to your fabric shop. Good Luck. What are your plans for the burlap? (You know how nosey we are!!)

PLEASE....share a link for the bread in a jar. I would love to try this. HAPPY MOTHERS DAY LADIES!!!!

www.rabbit.org Everything you need to know about house rabbits is on this website. They need a litter box with pelletized wood. (Stove pellets/Horse bedding pellets) They find electrical cords delicious. You can but cord covers at the home improvement store. They are made of plastic flexible...

That's a lot to cover in 45 minutes. I suggest- square foot gardening method and Container gardening. You have time to plant a container of garden greens as an example. A container of garden greens can provide an entire family with salads for weeks. If harvested by clipping leaves with shears...