Showing posts with label spaghetti sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spaghetti sauce. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2018

Better Spaghetti & Dog Belts

Having grown kids isn't so bad, especially when you can count on them for good ideas.

My oldest son is living in New York and frequents Italian restaurants where he learned why my spaghetti always had water pooling on the plates with the noodles. Seems my over-draining was the problem.
According to a pasta professional, the best way to serve pasta with a tomato sauce is to leave a little of the noodle water on the noodles. Add the sauce to the noodles and mix. The starch from the noodle water thickens the sauce.

No more watery sauce!

My youngest son showed me how to improvise a dog leash. Our dog slipped her collar and ran away. My son ran her down, but didn't have a leash to walk her home, so he used his belt. I know I've had to walk run-away dogs home bent over dragging them by the scruff of the neck more than a few times. Not once did I think to use my belt.
A simple belt...
Can become a leash in a pinch.

And here's a tip you probably won't want to use. My husband's old car and was looking a bit raggedy. He decided to give her a fresh coat pf paint.
The old girl's paint was oxidizing, so...
$21 in cans of spray paint from Wal Mart and...

she's fancier than any of the 1994 Nissans in the salvage yard!
                                                             

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Sneaking Around with Veggies

I have a super-quick tip for you today.

Want to be a clever, covert mom and trick your kids into eating some veggies?  Search ‘sneaky pasta sauce’ and ‘sneaky pizza sauce.’ You’d be surprised what you can hide in there!



Puree veggies and add them into sauces and kids can't even tell they're there. 

Don't have time to cook and puree? 




Baby food is perfectly smooth and ready to use. 


This Wellness Wednesday post has been brought to you by:

Melissa Maygrove!!

Native Texan Melissa Maygrove is a wife, mother, nurse, freelance editor, and romance writer. When she's not busy caring for her tiny nursery patients or shuttling teenagers back and forth to after-school activities, she's hunched over her laptop, complicating the lives of her imaginary friends and playing matchmaker. Melissa loves books with unpretentious characters and unforgettable romance, and she strives to create those same kinds of stories for her readers.














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