Family Portrait
Our family's growing!!!

As you can see, I really like posting pictures.

Note: If we don't have school tomorrow, I'm making bread, no-bakes, and whatever else I have time for. Of course, that all depends on whether we have electricity or not. Please pray for NO ICE!
Jerry is dreading going to work tomorrow (or before if the ice gets as bad as predicted)
I'm just hoping for snow.

Haddon's First Birthday

Click on the title and see the movie I made of Haddon's first birthday. It's not the best, but I keep practicing.

My new cooking adventure.

Now that I have my home made bread pretty well perfected, I am trying my hand at home made noodles. I am right now in the process. I used an old family (very simple) recipe Jerry's mother used to use all the time to make chicken and noodles for Thanksgiving. As I write this I am letting them dry so I can cut the dough into noodles. Here's what they look like so far.

I will take another picture after I have them cut. I sure hope they taste good. If they do I'll post the recipe. In fact, I may just make them for our next Saturday night get-together!!!

I rolled up the dry noodle dough like a jelly roll.
Then cut them into thin noodles. Can't wait to cook them and see how they taste. Here's the recipe any way.

EGG NOODLES

1 egg 1 tsp oil
2 Tblsp Milk 1/2 - 1 cup flour
1/2 tsp salt

Beat egg. Add milk, oil and salt. Mix. Add flour; keep adding flour until stiff. Then pat out into floured surface. (I used parchment paper) Sprinkle with more flour and work in by folding over and over. Roll out as thin as possible and let dry an hour. Turn over, spread lightly with flour and dry another hour. Roll up and slice thick or thin.

Haddon's First Birthday Party

November 13, 2007

Here Dad, have a bite

I think he liked his cake.

He had a hard day!!