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Originally Posted by AnngelAnne
(Post 5231581)
Okay Everose, something that has to make you smile as it makes me chuckle just thinking about it. I live next door to someone that just doesn't get the fun and interest I have in quilting. She comes over from time to time to see how the "projects" are coming along and just doesn't understand why I spend so much time and brain power on these and then just give them away. And every time I talk about looking thru my "stash" she gets this disgusted look on her face and says she doesn't want to hear about it. Finally one day when I was all excited about figuring out a color combination after looking thru my "stash" she said, "why would you look thru the trash to find material, that is gross."
Deb- Those fabrics are going to make an awesome quilt. :thumbup: And yes there is a dining car for a proper meal on the train when needed and also a sleeping car..but be careful there are still a few flying geese nesting in one of the bunks. |
I tried my hand at making fried ice cream last night for my family. Love when the kids and crew comes over. Anyway, I think I will bring this to the car. Gotta have a freezer and fryer though. Any takers?
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Originally Posted by sustraley
(Post 5231844)
I tried my hand at making fried ice cream last night for my family. Love when the kids and crew comes over. Anyway, I think I will bring this to the car. Gotta have a freezer and fryer though. Any takers?
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Originally Posted by marytoddliz
(Post 5226034)
It is a sad day here, we lost our beloved dog of 13+ years. He was the best, sweetest dog I have ever known. Rest In Peace Puppy.
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Originally Posted by AnngelAnne
(Post 5231863)
Already a freezer in the club car with that cherry chocolate ice cream and those frozen drink bags in it. Only need a fryer.
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I have never made deep fried ice cream, but one of the restaurants in town has it. It is wonderful!!!
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Thank you so much for this recipe - I just was over to my neighbors last evening and picked enough to try making a rhubarb tea - recipe shared in earlier quote - and picked enough to make some muffins with a little left over - this will be perfect.
I've been reading over this thread trying to decide if I should jump on board and try a mystery quilt - I've never done one before; you all make it sound very easy and there are other newbies that I wouldn't feel alone. I'll check my fabrics when I get home to see what I can come up with. You all have a fantabulous day. Kristine
Originally Posted by AnngelAnne
(Post 5231567)
Okay, here you go. I brought some to sample, left them in the club car with the recipe. Enjoy.
RHUBARB BAR COOKIES CRUST: 1/2 c. butter 1 1/4 c. flour 1/2 c. oatmeal 1/2 c. brown sugar 1/4 tsp. salt FILLING: 1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese 3/4 c. sugar 1 egg 1 1/2 c. rhubarb, cut in 1/2" pieces 1/4 tsp. cinnamon 1/8 tsp. nutmeg Mix crust ingredients until crumbly. Pat about 2/3 of crust mixture in ungreased 9" square pan. Combine softened cream cheese with remaining ingredients, beat smooth; pour over crust. Top with remaining crust mixture. Bake in 350 degree oven for 40 minutes. Cool and cut into squares. Store covered in refrigerator |
Kristine,
I've never done one either! But it sure looks like we're going to have a fun time with all this crew! And all the munchies in the club car will definitely satisfy our appetites as well. Jump in & join the fun!! |
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Do you think these fabrics would work? I could use either the yellow or pink as my contrast fabric. Whichever one I don't use could be used as sashing or the white might work for sashing.
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so do we have to call it ;
raiding the hidden treasure depleting fabric inventory digging in the gold mine magic material ( what is it called when somthing appears out of thin air.....better use Harry Potter term) retrieving from behind the invisability cloak no.....................shopping the stash.....is the best name for where fabric comes from |
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