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Thursday, December 16, 2010

A couple of recipes!‏

CANDY!
This is remarkable. If you have no particular interest, please pass it on to the bakers in your life.
Just click on the name of the CANDY and bam, the recipe appears! 
 
 
 Submitted by Rufus Ham
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Monday, April 12, 2010

Pennies Perform Preventing Pests

Wanda    Says ,






ZIP LOCK BAG - Good tip!
We went with friends to Sweety Pies on Sunday for breakfast and sat in the patio section beside the house.   We happened to notice zip lock baggies pinned to a post and a wall.  The bags were half filled with water, each contained 4 pennies, and they were zipped shut.  Naturally we were curious!  Ms. Sweety told us that these baggies kept the flies away!  So naturally we were even more curious!  We actually watched some flies come in the open window, stand around on the window sill, and then fly out again.  And there were no flies in the eating area!  This morning I checked this out on Google.  Below are comments on this fly control idea.  I'm now a believer!
 

  Zip-lock water bags

Ann Says:
I tried the ziplock bag and pennies this weekend.. I have a horse trailer.  The flies were bad while I was camping. I put the baggie with pennies above the door of the LQ. NOT ONE FLY came in the trailer. The horse trailer part had many. Not sure why it works but it does!


Danielle Martin Says:

Fill a ziplock bag with water and 5 or 6 pennies and hang it in the problem area. In my case it was a particular window in my home. It had a slight passage way for insects. Every since I have done that, it has kept flies and wasps away. Some say that wasps and flies mistake the bag for some other insect nest and are threatened.

Maggie Says:


I swear by the plastic bag of water trick. I have them on porch and basement.  We saw these in Northeast Mo. at an Amish grocery store &have used them since. They say it works because a fly sees a reflection &won't come around.

DJ Says:

Regarding the science behind zip log bags of water? My research found that the millions of molecules of water presents its own prism effect and given that flies have a lot of eyes, to them it's like a zillion disco balls reflecting light, colors and movement in a dizzying manner. When you figure that flies are prey for many other bugs, animals, birds, etc., they simply won't take the risk of being around that much perceived action. I moved to a rural area and thought these "hillbillies" were just yanking my city boy chain but I tried it and it worked immediately! We went from hundreds of flies to seeing the occasional one, but he didn't hang around long.



May you have warm words on a cold evening, a full moon on a dark night,


and the road downhill all the way to your door.
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Friday, January 29, 2010

Here's Something That Will Compliment Any Reading

Congo Bars

2/3 Cup       Canola Oil (or melted butter cooled for 10 minutes)

1 Pound     Light Brown Sugar- packed

3     Eggs

2 2/3      Sifted Flour

2 1/2 Tsp.     Baking Powder

1/2 Tsp.     Salt

(1)  12 oz. Package of semisweet Chocolate morsels

Half pieces of pecans or walnuts (optional)

Put oil into large mixing bowl.  Add brown sugar and mix well by hand with stiff spoon.  Add eggs to mix,
beating after each addition.  Add rest of ingredients except pecans and mix well.  Spread mix in greased
pan about 15 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches (prefefably glass).
Garnish with pecans- space them to the size you want to cut the squares.  Bake at 350 degrees
for 25 - 30 minutes until a cake tester comes out clean.  (DON'T OVERBAKE).  Let Cool and cut into squares.

The canola oil keeps the bars moist.  When baking it can be difficult to make sure the center is cooked and not overcook the edges.  Overcooking due to the canola oil gives it a funny taste.
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