I decided to make this recipe
http://www.tasteofhome.com/Recipes/Homemade-Peanut-Butter-Cups
I don't really like Semi-Sweet Chocolate. I used 1/2 cup semi-sweet, 1 full cup milk chocolate and 1/2 cup peanut butter chocolate morsels.
Next time, I'm going to use a full 2 cups of Milk Chocolate instead.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Upcycled TV Console-Not edible, but still Erin's
I have been interested in wood working/upcycling furniture lately. I know, I know, a new hobby, whomp whomp!
Whelp, below is a picture timeline of the steps to create my upcycled TV console.
This is the goal, colors will be different.
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Removing the guts of the TV. (Don't let the picture fool you, Sheehan did 90% of the gut removal.)
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"Sheehan, get it n the TV."
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Late Night Sanding
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Priming Take 1.
Primer Coat 1
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Primer Coat 2
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Rutt Row, I should have listened to Sheehan. He kept telling me, "Erin, this needs to be sanded." I kept saying, it didn't. Well, it did. Had to sand off the primer and the original top coat.
Priming Take 2.
Priming Take 2.
| Sheehan did most of the sanding, again. |
| Sanded, ready to be primed. |
| Re-Primed after the sandings |
| Spray painted blue |
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Lucy's new food
Lucy has had an upset stomach since Friday, today's Sunday. She had loose stools and attempts with no "outcome."
The "medically trained veterinarian" that I am, decided that I am going to make Lucys meals from now on! I think that I can do a better job than some dog food company, that mass produces product, with who knows what in it.
I did some research online and determined the followed.
I found that Ground Turkey, Beef, Pork, Ham, Lamb and Chicken are the best meats. (Kinda Obvious.)
Vegetables; Carrots, Green Beans, Potatoes, Corn... (I need to look into more Veggie options)
For Diarrhea, 1-2 cups white or brown Rice.
Cooked Rolled Oats for fiber (instead of rice.)
Scrambled Egg for protein.
Any flea problems, add Garlic Powder *I need to look into this. I read garlic was bad for dogs...
One Tip I found was to fine chop the veggies because dogs don't break down vegetables as slow as humans, aka they pass them too fast.
Using the above, I created the below recipe.
I Love Lurkey
Verdict: Lucy Loved It!
The "medically trained veterinarian" that I am, decided that I am going to make Lucys meals from now on! I think that I can do a better job than some dog food company, that mass produces product, with who knows what in it.
I did some research online and determined the followed.
I found that Ground Turkey, Beef, Pork, Ham, Lamb and Chicken are the best meats. (Kinda Obvious.)
Vegetables; Carrots, Green Beans, Potatoes, Corn... (I need to look into more Veggie options)
For Diarrhea, 1-2 cups white or brown Rice.
Cooked Rolled Oats for fiber (instead of rice.)
Scrambled Egg for protein.
Any flea problems, add Garlic Powder *I need to look into this. I read garlic was bad for dogs...
One Tip I found was to fine chop the veggies because dogs don't break down vegetables as slow as humans, aka they pass them too fast.
Using the above, I created the below recipe.
I Love Lurkey
- 1lb. Ground Turkey
- 4 Chicken Livers
- 5 Large Carrots; peeled, cut and boiled
- 20-30 Green Beans; cut and boiled
- 1 cup Brown Rice
Directions: In Sauce Pan brown Turkey and at the same time, in a medium pot boil Livers. In a separate pot; boil Carrots and Green Beans for 10-15 minutes then add Brown Rice to water for 5-10 minutes. In a food processor, Mix Turkey and Livers, pour into bowl. Mix in food processor; Carrots, Green Beans and Rice. Mix all ingredients together.
EXTRA: I added a slice of bacon and 1 tablespoon of bacon grease, leftover from breakfast.
Verdict: Lucy Loved It!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Can I park my car in Harvard yard?
I made these Boston Creme Cupcakes for my Pammy Girls BDAY!
They were amazingggggg!

Sunday, May 31, 2009
Zoey turns ONE only once!
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