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Comments (3)Great video Gardengirl, my problem with home composting for me is that I still have far far too many weeds in my grass to use for composting. Further, with a quarter acre, my bi-weekly grass clippings would overwhelm any composter. Also, I've read that to use grass clippings, you should let them dry out and brown before adding them to a composter. Also, I understand fruits and veggies as waste product are excellent for composting, though I get your point about having critters get into the compost and make a mess. Finally, I couldn't help but notice the garbage can you used. It looked perfect for my potatoes. It must have been 45 or 50 gallons and not on wheels. Any idea where you got it? I've been looking for two of them. Thanks for the helpful tips. Eventually I plan on composting. Here is a link that might be useful: Sinfonian's garden progress......See More3-2-1 Cake - Wow!
Comments (32)Jannie I saw that on the Dr.Oz show yesterday. I tuned in because I follow the Hungry Girl cooking show. She always comes up with good alternatives. If I remember correctly a slice of her version of chocolate cake was 170 calories. She used a box mix and club soda. Her cauliflower mac and cheese looked wonderful as well....See MoreEasy cake mix recipe!
Comments (9)Trixie, I made that cake for one of the girls' birthdays last week (since we'd just picked 3 gallons of blueberries). I'd torn it out of a little magazine that comes with our local paper. It was very easy and very good....especially with a little white chocolate glaze drizzled over top. I love easy bundt cakes for staff bdays...they take home the leftovers and bundts travel so well. Next month I have two with birthdays. This apple cake will be one of the cakes, and I'm thinking that apricot cake might be nice for the second one (I don't see why it wouldn't bake just fine in a bundt pan, yes?). Spicy Apple Nut Bundt Cake Recipe By :Katie, 2003 Serving Size : 0 Preparation Time :0:00 Categories : Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method -------- ------------ -------------------------------- 1 spice cake mix 1 can apple pie filling 2/3 cup sour cream 2 eggs 4 tablespoons butter 1/3 cup brown sugar 2/3 cup chopped pecans Oil Bundt cake pan. Melt butter and stir in brown sugar and nuts. Pour into pan. Mix cake mix, pie filling, sour cream and eggs until well-blended. Pour over nut mixture. Bake at 350F for one hour. Let cool in pan for five minutes, then turn onto cooling rack. Nice with a brown sugar glaze. Source: "Adapted from several different recipes."...See More? for those who made the 3-2-1 cake
Comments (3)Thanks. Even made the usual way, there is less carbs than a piece of regular cake, because they always get cut bigger than we need! It's much more controlled this way, at least if you have enough will power to not make more because the first one tasted so good! LOL! Tami...See More- 14 years ago
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