We still have snow on the ground from this weekend. I woke up to see the wind had blown the greenhouse door open. I was concerned the winter garden had gotten frost bite or froze. I would check it later.
I decided to make some mini impossible pies before work. You'd be surprised what you could make with 2 meatballs, some Bisquick , a little bit of cheese and jalapeños
You take the classic Betty Crocker recipe of
1/2 cup of milk... I used almond milk
1/2 cup Bisquick … I used the lite
2 eggs
Whip all that up.
Then spray a cupcake tin with cooking spray.
Fill them half way full. (this made 8)
Then I sliced up a couple of meatballs, eight slices of leftover cheddar, and 4 jalapeños.
Put those in the tins and put the jalapeños in half of them.
Bake 375* for 20 minutes.
They turned out delicious and I want to try a dessert one with maybe cream cheese and fruit. But for now I needed to get out in the greenhouse.
Our grandson had arrived and was ready to see what was going on in the greenhouse.
I was happy to see the garlic sprouting.
Our own little sprout was planting seeds today - flowers and mustard greens.
Kids love dirt. They love to plant things, see things grow and...
pull things from the ground.
After a morning of working in the garden it was time to head into the house.
Someone approved of today's snack...
Next up... sewing.
I want to make this block this weekend. It is the first square of a 12 month quilt called IMAGINE by Nancy Halvorsen.
Since I like to get a lot done in the day, I need to take this in bite size pieces.
January
My goal was to trace the pattern and get it ready for the weekend.
It didn't happen before work but I did get it done on my dinner hour!
Little by little we get things done. We tackle a little here and little there and in the end it gets completed.
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