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Hey Lindsay! Your weekend sounds really nice. I feel like I've been pretty busy. I don't even remember what we did Friday evening, so it must not have been very exciting! LOL!
Saturday we got up and ate breakfast at Cracker Barrel. Then we had our shopping trip at Academy, I mentioned that in another thread. I ran a few errands, Walmart, etc. I was looking for some kitchen curtains. I bought some new canisters - I have had the same ones since we moved here 24 years ago! Then I needed new curtains because they matched the old canisters. The canisters are paprika colored - I'll post a pic below. I found some curtains and they have the color in them but are a darker burgandy so I may take them back. Brooke says that Lowes has lots of curtains - who knew! I'll have to look there this week. Then I came home and I was watching football and dozing in my chair when my daughter called and asked if I'd come over and stay with the girls while they went out to dinner. Tomorrow is her 33 birthday. So, that was the end of my peaceful day! ![]() I had a good time with the (almost) 3 years old. The 13 year old was not as much fun because she was not in a good mood as she is grounded because she got a B on her report card. Now, getting a B is not really a bad thing - but she got it because she didn't turn in a couple of assignments and so her teacher mom was NOT HAPPY! My daughter brought me some bread pudding from the restaurant, so that was really good! Today was our family birthday for Brooke and I cooked chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, gravy and butternut squash. I went over early and we made jalapeno pepper jelly. She has a bumper crop of jalapenos so she wanted to try to make jelly. She'd never done it before. We made 5 jars, it was really pretty - hope it sets up! After I left, they were going to made pickled jalapenos. My post was too longwinded . I tried to say (but it woudln't let me) that the canisters are supposed to look antique. Pix 2 and 3 are of the curtains, but I'm not sure I like them. The last pic is one of my antique roses. With all the rain we've had the blooms are HUGE!
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I actually WAS able to put my edit in the post above, but it sounds silly - sorry!
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Oh, I also meant to say the way you eat jalapeno pepper jelly is to pour it over a block of cream cheese and then scoop up cream cheese and jelly with wheat thins. MMMMMM
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Jalapeno pepper jelly is really good! These are mild peppers, so it is not hot at all. You can also make it with green peppers. Also, you can sometimes find pepper jelly at the grocery store with the jelly, maybe not in Canada though.
It is made with peppers, sugar and vinegar, so it has a sweet sour taste. It is really good, it doesn't sound good, but it is, especially with cream cheese and crackers!
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I should look for that the next time I'm in the grocery store. It might be with the foreign foods!
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You are right, it might be! It is a very good dip to put out at a party. We have it for holidays as an appetizer.
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My dear friend, Becky, who passed away a few months ago used to bring cream cheese with jalepeno jelly to parties. It was sooo good. She made her own seasoned crackers to eat with it. No time this morning, but I'll have to post her cracker recipe. It's a way to season saltine crackers with oil and seasonings that are so good.
Sounds like y'all had a very nice weekend. Ours was pretty busy. Friday evening, dinner at a friends house, Saturday morning was cleanup day at our church building, Saturday afternoon, hung around the house with Karen who was here visiting. Sunday was worship services in the morning, after lunch we had a mini worship service at a local assisted living center. Sunday evening worship service, and afterward did some laundry and in between all of this, took care of Farmville on FB. That's about it. Now back to work this morning, UH!!! Would love some time off to catch up here at home.
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What does jalapeno jelly taste like? I've never tried anything like that before! But I can't handle jalapeno peppers... I'm a huge wimp when it comes to anything hot!
Your canisters are really cute! And I LOVE the stained glass!
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