Crockpot Meatballs

This is super easy to make, and doesn't take too long. I normally let it cook for 30 minutes to an hour, so the meat really soaks up the flavor.

Frozen Meatballs
1 jar Chili Sauce
1 jar Grape Jelly

Mix all three together and cook on high in a crockpot.  YUMMO!

Baked Asparagus

I don't even like Asparagus, but it's supposed to be good for you, so why not.

OK, now after you have tried my baked asparagus, you may change your mind and like them, like I did.

These are so great!

I sprinkle them with:
salt, pepper, Mrs. Dash, Garlic Salt, Talwin seasoning, a thin layer of olive oil, a slice of butter.

then I wrap them up tightly in aluminum foil and bake for 45 minutes. Anything less, and it doesn't come out as good. On the picture below, I also baked some Tomatoes and zucchini.

TWINKIES

One day, my crazy brother comes home with this "awesome" button-up weird camo-type pattern. Candis hates it. She makes fun of him and hates him wearing it. She says he looks retarded.  What does he do? He comes home later with a matching one for their son.

:)

Our Painting

sweet Hailey made this painting, and this note for us.  She presented it to us with a little performance/ act. She's adorable.

Chicken and Rice with baked Zucchini

Ok now that you know how to make delicous baked zucchini, lets add it to a meal.

I grill chicken, seasoning with all the seasoning on the zucchini, and add Zesty Italian Dressing on top of it.

Add it to the George Foreman.

I boil rice.  Mix chicken rice and zucchini together as stir-fry. YUMMMY.

Bake Zucchini and Squash

This year, one of my new favorite foods is baked zucchini and squash. Sometimes I add cheddar cheese, or Parmesan cheese on top of it for extra flavor. 

I always season with:
Salt, Pepper, Mrs. Dash, Garlic Salt, Cheddar Seasoning, and Talwin Seasoning.

I then bake on 400 for 30-40 minutes.  Lesson learned: Put Aluminum foil down first, otherwise the pan is really hard to clean up.