Hello folks!
In case you were wondering, yes, I AM still alive. :) I've eased up on blogging recently because:- I haven't been feeling well, which resulted in a loss of appetite, meaning cooking new things hasn't been happening
- My computer died and I just got around to dropping it off to be fixed TODAY
- I've been super busy with a million projects
Polish plates |
Polka dots! |
Pepper without a purpose |
$2.00 bargain |
The dress |
What else have I been doing....
- Dreaming of the ocean
- Watching Fringe, Supernatural and the Mentalist
- Watching my plants grow (will post pics, promise!)
- Laughing hysterically as my toddler gasps every time she sees ANYTHING in the store, too adorable. She learned this from mommy, of course. :)
- Working, working, napping, snacking
- Listening to Broken Bells and ancient country tunes
I did try one new thing though. I made French dressing after seeing the recipe on another blog. The dressing was yummy, but unfortunately I don't know how yummy it could be. I ran out of salad dressing oil (grape seed or almond usually) and ended with using extra virgin olive oil, which I do not care for in dressings at all. As expected, it over powered the ingredients. But still, it was quick, easy and the flavor was there. Just add everything to taste. Next time I will add less ketchup, but you might prefer more.
French Dressing
Original Recipe: Frugal Homemaking
PS
I bought this book for my toddler the other day and we LOVE it. I cannot recommend it enough.
Original Recipe: Frugal Homemaking
- 2/3 cup apple cider vinegar
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup oil
- 1/2 cup ketchup (great store brands, organic and without high fructose corn syrup)
- Whisk together and serve.
PS
I bought this book for my toddler the other day and we LOVE it. I cannot recommend it enough.
4 comments:
You have been busy! You have some really good buys! Hope you are feeling much better today. And your computer too! I hate it when they "fall sick too"! :) The French Dressing sounds so simple and easy, salad is great after a tiring shopping day! Have a good day tomorrow, Elsa~!
Sometime shopping at junk store will be fun.This french dressing sounds delicious.
I had no idea French dressing was so easy to make. Sounds great.
Thanks for trying and sharing my recipe! My 2 year old daughter also loves "I Spy" books. It amazes me how quick they can find things sometimes! I cracked up reading about your daughter's gasps...I know too well how it can be alternately hilarious and embarrassing as your children act out their parent's idiosyncrasies. :) My daughter answers my husband's calls to come with, "Yes, dear?"
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