A couple times a year I need to order from Dickies for work. Looks like they are having a pretty good deal on their clearance items right now. Check it out here.
Last Day to Play! – Alaska Airlines "Nuts For Hawaii" Game
Today is the last day to play………..
“Like” Alaska Airlines on facebook to play Alaska Airline’s instant win game. Today, Wednesday, July 20th, they are giving away two round trip tickets for two people to either Oahu, Maui, Kauai or Hawaii. Get crackin’!.
Know your eggs
Here is a link to an article on eggs. I love fresh eggs. I went to check yesterday and brought in 12 from my hens. I guess my husband forgot to gather them while I was out of town. Chickens are so easy to keep and so rewarding.
Conventional: Hens live in stacked cages, usually four to eight chickens to a cage with at least 67 square inches of floor space per chicken.
Cage Free: Hens live on the floor of a barn rather than the outdoors or in a cage.
Free Range: Hens live outdoors or have limited access to the outdoors.
Organic: Hens are fed vegetables grown without any antibiotics, growth hormones or commercial fertilizers.
Omega 3: Hens are fed a diet containing ground flaxseed, which produces eggs containing slightly more polyunsaturated fatty acids.
Pepper Poppers
These little pepper poppers are amazing. Of course, pretty much anything wrapped in bacon is gonna be good.
Ingredients:
18 peppers (you can use jalapenos, or Costco and Fred Meyer has a bag of mixed little mini red, yellow and orange peppers that are really mild)
An 8 oz package of cream cheese
1/2 C. shredded cheddar cheese
2 green onions, chopped
18 slices of bacon, cut in half
BBQ sauce
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. Line a baking sheet with foil. Slice the peppers in half lengthwise and remove the seeds and membranes (be careful if you are using jalapenos!).
In a bowl, mix the cream cheese, cheddar cheese and green onions. Fill each pepper half with the cream cheese mixture. Wrap a slice of bacon around the filled pepper. Brush each pepper with bbq sauce. Bake for 1 hour or until the bacon is cooked through completely..
School Supply Deals
Summer has barely gotten off the ground here in the NW and already the back to school sales have started. Seems like the elementary school supply list was always quite extensive. I kind of half expected to see a desk on that list, or a school bus…just kidding. Thank you Coupon Connections for compiling a great list of school supply deals..
Home Depot Garden Club
For special offers and savings, join the Home Depot Garden Club. Plus you get Access to professional gardeners for gardening advice..
Albertson’s Twice The Value Coupons Coming Tomorrow 7/17!
Keep a look out in your Sunday papers for the Albertson’s Twice The Value Coupons! Remember…they are no longer available at the service counter at Albertson’s – the only way to get them is in the Sunday paper. Go to couponconnections.com or queenbeecoupons.com or your favorite coupon blog to see the Albertson’s coupon deals. Woo hoo! I love doublers!.
7 easy no bake desserts
Some parts of the country are heating up and may appreciate these recipes……
It’s cooled off here in the NW but I’ll keep these on file for a hot summer evening dessert.
Chicken Alfredo Flatbread
The Olive Garden has this delicious Grilled Chicken Flatbread on their appetizer menu. I made it at home the other night and it turned out really good. Here’s my version:
Garlic flavored Naan (Indian flatbread I found at Trader Joe’s)
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts sliced into thin strips and sauteed in olive oil with seasoning salt, pepper and garlic powder.
Alfredo sauce (I’m not a big fan of jarred Alfredo sauce, so I made my own by sauteing 2 minced garlic cloves in 1/2 cup chicken broth for a few minutes, then added one pint of whipping cream and about 1 and 1/2 cups of shredded parmesan and let that simmer slowly, stirring frequently, till it reduced and thickened – it took a while – about 15-20 minutes.
Jarred roasted red peppers (which I found at the dollar store)
Mozarella cheese
I lined a baking sheet with foil for easy cleanup, placed the naan on the foil, then spread on some of the alfredo sauce, then topped with the chicken, peppers and mozarella. Use as much or as little of the ingredients as you like. Broil till the cheese is completely melted and bubbly.
(Picture courtesy of olivegarden.com).
Melting Pot deal
INDULGE IN 3 COURSES
PLUS
A CREATIVE MADE FROM SCRATCH INFUSED MARTINI
FOR $35 PER PERSON!
Available:
Sunday – Thursday
Friday & Saturday Before 6:00 pm
Seattle. 14 Mercer St. (206) 378-1208Tacoma. 2121 Pacific Ave. (253) 535-3939Bellevue. 308 108th Avenue NE (425) 646-2744
I have not personally eaten there, but have friends that have and they say this is a pretty great deal. Enjoy!!