Sunday, October 2, 2011

Today's speciality and more chicken recipes!!!





I took a look at my chicken recipes today and one chicken recipe caught my eye. It's one of our family favorites but since I started to work again, I haven't had much time to cook it :( So, I went to the grocery store, bought some ground chicken and made it as a Sunday's speciality. We all love chicken and are always looking for more chicken recipes




home style chicken burger

ingredients
2 lb ground chicken
4 slices bread (squeezed)
1 egg
1/4 cup parsley(finely chopped)
1/2 teaspoon blackpepper
1/2 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon salt
1 onion(minced)
1 clove garlic(minced)

Mix all the ingredients together squeezing with fingers to incorparete till smooth.
Shape into petties firmly. Serve in hamburger rolls with greens,
pickles, tomato slices, onion..Up to you guys!










If you like chicken and cook often probably you know this but if you are just starting to cook, I'd like to share a few tips about chicken with you guys;




-Never allow cooked chicken to sit at room temperature for more than 2 hours.




-Freeze uncooked chicken if it is not to be used within 2 days. If properly packaged, frozen chicken will maintain top quality in a home freezer for up to 6 months.




-Thaw chicken in the refrigerator, under cold running water, or in the microwave - never at room temperature, which provides bacteria with an ideal temperature to grow.




Do you use boneless- skinless chicken breasts often in recipes?




-Package them for the freezer in recipe-size portions. This lets you thaw only the amount you need and prevents extra pieces of raw chicken. Also cutting boneless skinless chicken breasts into pieces can be a slippery task. For the safer way, cut the chicken while it is partially frozen. It's much easier to handle:)




-Always cook chicken until well done, not medium or rare. When the chicken is completely cooked, the juices should run clear.




Enjoy cooking!

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

It has been a while...

Since school's started and I started to work again, no time for blogging guys. Honestly, I miss my days full of cooking and blogging. I'm going trough another part of my life and it is different than last 10 years. Finding balance is not easy Anyway, w'all are OK. Big changes take time!

Sometimes, I read a few blogs and maybe can't even visit them again for a few weeks. Sorry about that. But I miss you, reading your blogs and being witness of your daily lives. It makes me so happy when I see your comments. Even though I'm not a good blogger friend anymore. Thank y'all!

I wrote about Blue Sky Scrub before, a few times. If you missed them I'd like talk about their products one more time.

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Blue Sky Scrub hats come in so many different colors and styles, bring fashion to your day, your look and complete the uniform. Wearing a uniform is not boring anymore:) Is it?

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If you have a time, go check out their website! Enjoy reading!

Love y'all!
I'll share some new pics next time:)

Friday, August 19, 2011

Summer Camp

Contribution by Kennith Griffin

Who in their right mind would want to run a summer camp? That’s what I should have been asking myself about 5 years ago when I bought this place but I didn’t and here I am, the owner of a fully functioning summer camp out in the Adirondacks. Don’t get me wrong, I love kids and being outdoors all the time but it’s been a big hassle getting through all the red tape and the parents are the worst. They’re always in my grill about something! I’ve slowly been upgrading this camp to be more a reflection of what I wanted it to be by adding stuff like pillowtop mattresses for all the beds and a rope swing out onto the river. I even got http://expertsatellite.com/ satellite for the counselors’ cabins so when they’ve got a day off they really feel like they can take some time and chill! I think the place is great but it’s a lot more work than I ever imagined it would be. Isn’t everything worthwhile, though?



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