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rjohns39 said:
You're going to grumble a little here, but trust is the word of the day. Use this recipe but also have a cup or so of fresh spinach (chopped) and a few fresh basil leaves. When you add the pasta to the sauce, add the spinach and basil as well. I like to chiffonade the basil. Also for a little toasty crunch, toast up a couple tablespoons of pine nuts and add them with the spinach and basil.
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OMG....a man who chiffonades....:bow
 
4th egg, #11.

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KikisGirls said:
Looks doable.
I'm actually making a baked ziti with meatballs today and guess what it calls for both stinky cheese and ricotta cheese :sick. I can choke them down if cooked/mixed in but not if they are added on top where I have to smell it before I take a bite.

eta. Another first for me...never made something like this before.
Didn't grow up eating stews, soups or much pasta type dishes.
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If you're up for experimentation and a little trip to the wild side checkout this thread
Another thing I've done with them is put on a baking sheet, top with a basil leaf and an anchovy, then sprinkle with cheese, bake until cheese is slightly browned and serve on crackers or brochette.

raecarrow said:
Well, I just got my morning workout. Moving a ton of horse and chicken feed around.

My parents are now officially satellite dealers for New Country Organics feed!

It's really funny how they got started. My mom was talking about giving her horse poop to my chickens to scratch around in and grow bugs for them. I told her I didn't want that to happen unless they went on organic feed. I even offered to pay the price difference on the feed since it would be feeding my chickens as well. She was hesitant at first but then decided to try it out. She started looking into the quality of the feed and she sees that the first ingredient in the "better quality" feed she bought was wheat middlings and other byproducts a close second. The NCO feed had whole grains and alfalfa meal as their top 4 ingredients. She is actually now spending about 1/3rd less on feed than she was before because she is able to feed them less and not have them lose weight so I don't have to pay any for their poop! And now my parents are dealers and she is selling me the chicken feed at their cost. SCORE!
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Awesome Deal. Believe it or not, I feed my deer non-GMO shelled corn for the same reason.
 
KikisGirls said:
Anyone but Smuv wanna tell me what I can do with these, please. View attachment 1188167
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You could be like my husband and eat them directly from the jar :sick

I put them on bruschetta with red pepper pesto, mozzarella and cheddar. Delicious! Adding some roasted portobellos wouldn't hurt either :drool
 

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