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| DIY Printer Shelf built in closet |
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
diy printer shelf
Sometimes things just need to be functional, like this shelf we built for our printer. We don't have a dedicated office space, just a corner in our cozy kitchen. In fact, we bought a different computer, a monitor/computer combination, because of our lack of space.
Monday, July 29, 2013
lemon bars
Ok, I've been making these for years. They are that good! and I know its not just me -they've had the endorsement of my professional baking buddies.
secret- it's the salt that makes these so good!
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| Lemon Bar Cookies |
Friday, July 26, 2013
another camping tip
This must be the summer to go camping.
In response to questions I've gotten regarding my camp post (here), I'm including this little tip -how to transport your eggs.
Just lightly beat them ahead of time at home, then pack them in a recyclable water bottle using a kitchen funnel.
A 16 oz water bottle will hold approximately 8-9 extra large eggs. If camping for several days, just pack in separate water bottles and label by day or dish. This eliminates any measuring on site.
If you need whole eggs, I would transport them in a sealed sturdy container.
I know this is just such a simple tip, but when camping with kids, anything I can do ahead of time makes our trip easier and is worth doing. Plus, it eliminates the need to pack a separate bowl and whisk and leaves less dishes to wash.
Happy camping!
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In response to questions I've gotten regarding my camp post (here), I'm including this little tip -how to transport your eggs.
This is my favorite way to pack for recipes that call for beaten eggs.
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| packing eggs for travel |
Just lightly beat them ahead of time at home, then pack them in a recyclable water bottle using a kitchen funnel.
A 16 oz water bottle will hold approximately 8-9 extra large eggs. If camping for several days, just pack in separate water bottles and label by day or dish. This eliminates any measuring on site.
If you need whole eggs, I would transport them in a sealed sturdy container.
I know this is just such a simple tip, but when camping with kids, anything I can do ahead of time makes our trip easier and is worth doing. Plus, it eliminates the need to pack a separate bowl and whisk and leaves less dishes to wash.
Happy camping!
Sunday: |I Heart Naptime|Nifty Thrifty Things|It's Overflowing| MopItUp| Monday: | C.R.A.F.T.|Sumo'sSweetStuff | diy home sweet home| KeepingItSimple | MadSkills |thededicatedhouse | BNOTP | Tuesday: Coastal Charm | SugarBeeCrafts | My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia | Get Your Craft On | diydreamer | Wednesday:| Savvy Southern Style | NYMelroseFamily | Gingersnap Crafts | LifeWithTheCrustOff | LiveLaughRowe Thursday: The Shabby Creek Cottage| Made in a Day | House of Hepworths | the 36th Avenue | 52 Mantels Friday: Blissful and Domestic | Serenity Now| The Shabby Nest |Thirty Handmade Days | Financial Friday | Classy Clutter| Show&Tell
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
summer pinch bowls
I found this cute yellow striped pinch bowl set at my local thrift store recently. For less than a dollar, I knew I could find some use for them. Plus, I love their summery vibe with the yellow and white stripes.
top 10 pinch bowl uses
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| yellow and white striped summer pinch bowls |
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