My Breakdown socks are complete and shipped to who I hope will be a very happy wearer.
Is that a word?
I made some excellent progress on Hubs' sweater:
My new transportable project are a pair of socks from the Op-Art Sock book by Stephanie Van Der Linden, Fibonacci.
This is what I have been listening to as I do all this knitting,
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Egg Things
So......
I created something pretty cool in my kitchen the other day.
For once, I actually photographed all of the steps I took instead of just before and after shots.
I have been reading on various blogs and Facebook about breakfast snacks.
I thought to myself, well hell! I can do that!
I had some extra dough left over from an apple pie I made,
So I rolled that out,
I cheated. This is stuff I purchased from the grocery store.
Then I cut out circles with a cup and fitted them into a muffin tray.
The goodness that fills up those little cups are the following:
Eggs!
Bacon because everything tastes better with bacon!
Cheese!
The bag labelled that taco cheese. I say it goes with everything.
Big ass mushrooms!
Oh! Found celery!
Might as well add that in there as well.
So, first I scramble up my eggs,
add in my super secret ingredient,
Not so secret anymore.
I mix in some cream and the cheese in my egg mixture, and while I am doing that, I have heated up my fry pan.
I have chopped up my bacon and put that into the pan.
Then I chop up my celery and mushrooms. When the bacon is cooked, I toss in the veggies.
Looks pretty eh?
When that is all fried up, I add it to the egg mixture,
Then I attempt to carefully spoon that mixture into my pastry cups. Note the key word, attempt.
Then they get popped into the oven until they look done.
I was surprised at how they puffed up. That must be the baking soda.
At this point, I must say that muffin tin is the best thing ever. It is a Westin brand I purchased ages ago at a Walmart. No matter how messy it gets, I can always get the goodies out of the tin with hardly any trouble. Which is great. I am a very messy kitchen person.
The end result:
Not bad eh?
I created something pretty cool in my kitchen the other day.
For once, I actually photographed all of the steps I took instead of just before and after shots.
I have been reading on various blogs and Facebook about breakfast snacks.
I thought to myself, well hell! I can do that!
I had some extra dough left over from an apple pie I made,
So I rolled that out,
I cheated. This is stuff I purchased from the grocery store.
Then I cut out circles with a cup and fitted them into a muffin tray.
The goodness that fills up those little cups are the following:
Eggs!
Bacon because everything tastes better with bacon!
Cheese!
The bag labelled that taco cheese. I say it goes with everything.
Big ass mushrooms!
Oh! Found celery!
Might as well add that in there as well.
So, first I scramble up my eggs,
add in my super secret ingredient,
Not so secret anymore.
I mix in some cream and the cheese in my egg mixture, and while I am doing that, I have heated up my fry pan.
I have chopped up my bacon and put that into the pan.
Then I chop up my celery and mushrooms. When the bacon is cooked, I toss in the veggies.
Looks pretty eh?
When that is all fried up, I add it to the egg mixture,
Then I attempt to carefully spoon that mixture into my pastry cups. Note the key word, attempt.
Then they get popped into the oven until they look done.
I was surprised at how they puffed up. That must be the baking soda.
At this point, I must say that muffin tin is the best thing ever. It is a Westin brand I purchased ages ago at a Walmart. No matter how messy it gets, I can always get the goodies out of the tin with hardly any trouble. Which is great. I am a very messy kitchen person.
The end result:
Not bad eh?
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