I decided to bake my first cinnamon-raisin bread. Yes, that is today's big news story.
This "pioneer" woman has not baked this tasty treat until yesterday.
And it was delicious! Next time we go camping, I am baking up a loaf for making french toast at the campground. Mmmm!
Thank you Candy at Lazy J Bar C for the recipe. It smelled so good while it was baking.
Laundry has been in full swing, and we are going through many kitchen towels, and rags lately.
I spent most of the day stocking up some of the onions.
Only a few rotten ones in the first bunch I brought in.
The wrens have taken up a second bird house, which is also right at my clothesline and back patio. Mom is so jealous. I may have already shared that, so sorry if it's a repeat.
This "pioneer" woman has not baked this tasty treat until yesterday.
And it was delicious! Next time we go camping, I am baking up a loaf for making french toast at the campground. Mmmm!
Thank you Candy at Lazy J Bar C for the recipe. It smelled so good while it was baking.
Laundry has been in full swing, and we are going through many kitchen towels, and rags lately.
I spent most of the day stocking up some of the onions.
Onion soup cooling to put in the freezer.
Dehydrating onions for onion flakes and onion powder.
Only a few rotten ones in the first bunch I brought in.
The wrens have taken up a second bird house, which is also right at my clothesline and back patio. Mom is so jealous. I may have already shared that, so sorry if it's a repeat.
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I always like to see rags in the laundry as it means I got some cleaning done! LOL!
Funny story about raisins. Had a friend long ago that had a 3-year old boy who spent a week with his grandparents one summer. Every morning the child and grandpa would get up and eat breakfast together - the boy eating Cheerios and Grandpa eating Raisin Bran as older folks often do. After a few days of this, as Grandpa was getting their breakfast ready, the boy said, "Today I want the cereal you have Grandpa, the one with the flies in it." LOL
Now to take it a little further, the boy's Grandma was famous for her homemade apple pie which she made special by putting a handful of raisins into each one. From that day forward, however, it became known as "Grandma's Fly Cemetery Pie" because of the raisins that dotted it throughout. And here I am still some 30-40 years later, I see anything with raisins in it, and I think back to that story.
Have a good week.
God bless.
RB
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