
14 December 2013
12 December 2013
UPDATE LIST: Homeschool Books for sale
Several books have been sold and deleted from the original list; one was added. Please see below.
I have the following books for sale. All in very good condition. Please contact me if you are interested in any of them.
I will accept payment by PayPal to skaubuchon at charter dot net, or payment by snail mail. Get with me on the payment option.
Thanks. Kristi
Homeschool Books for sale Price Shipping
Saxon Algebra 1/2 3rd ed. (text, answers, tests) $25.00 $5.00
Devotional Stories for Little Folks—CHC $10.00 $1.00
Devotional Stories for Little Folks—CHC $10.00 $1.00
A Book of Gladness—Seton $8.00 $1.00
The Homeschooling Book of Answers $3.00 $2.00
What Your 4th Grader Needs to Know $5.00 $2.00
Preparation for Total Consecration to Jesus Christ
Through Mary According to St. Louis de Montfort—
High school level or above; New $5.00 $1.00
04 December 2013
Homeschool books for sale
One item has been added 12/9/13
UPDATE: Several books have been sold. Please see the list below.
This is our Town—Seton $8.00 $1.00
Devotional Stories for Little Folks, Too—CHC $10.00 $1.00
Catholic Tales for Boys and Girls—CHC $8.00 $1.00
King of the Golden City—CHC $10.00 $1.00
We Sing and Dance--Seton $2.00 $1.00
Everyday Science Sourcebook—CHC $4.00 $2.00
First Farm in the Valley: Anna’s Story
by
Anne Pellowski $3.00 $1.00
Horizons Math 4 Teacher’s Guide w/ Answer
Key,
Worksheets,
& Quarter Tests $6.00 $2.00
UPDATE: Several books have been sold. Please see the list below.
I have the following books for
sale. All in very good condition. Please contact me if you are
interested in any of them.
I will accept non-credit card payment by PayPal to skaubuchon at charter dot net, or payment by snail mail. Get with me on the payment option.
Thanks.
Kristi
Homeschool Books for sale Price
Shipping
Saxon Algebra 1/2 3rd ed. (text, answers, tests) $25.00 $5.00
Saint Joseph Concise Bible History—Seton $3.00 $1.00
Devotional Stories for Little Folks—CHC $10.00 $1.00
A Book of Gladness—Seton $8.00 $1.00
The Homeschooling Book of Answers $3.00 $2.00
What Your 4th Grader Needs to
Know $5.00 $2.00
Preparation for Total Consecration to Jesus
Christ
Through
Mary According to St. Louis de Montfort—
High school level or above; New $5.00 $1.00
24 November 2013
Preparing for Thanksgiving: My Daddy's Turkey & Dressing
I've always been a Daddy's girl, and I learned A LOT from my Daddy, especially cooking. Here's my Daddy's best recipe for Thanksgiving Dinner: Turkey & (Southern Style Cornbread) Dressing.
1-2 days before Thanksgiving:
Crumble cornbread in large mixing bowl with hands; add
croutons, onion, celery, seasonings, and turkey. (Don’t over-season; seasonings can be added
if needed, but cannot be removed if you use too much.) Mix well with spoon. Pour enough HOT broth to make a very moist
sloppy mixture. Sample for seasoned
taste; add if necessary. Pour into
baking pan and bake at 350o for about an hour until top is crispy
brown. Do not overcook. Cover with foil for first 30 min for moister
dressing. Makes 6-10 servings.
1-2 days before Thanksgiving:
· Cook turkey in oven bag according to directions; add in 1/2 onion & a celery stalk for flavor, if desired. Let cool, slice/separate and store, reserving
2-4 cups mostly dark meat (chopped) and all broth for dressing. The remainder can go on a platter and can be
served either heated or cool with Thanksgiving meal.
· Bake a pan of cornbread.
· Lay out bread to dry for making croutons. (Can
be cut, seasoned, and dried in oven)
· Boil dozen eggs (10 for deviled eggs, 2 for
dressing)
For
Dressing: make day of, or make ahead with everything but the broth; pour on heated broth when ready to bake.
4-6 cups
turkey and/or chicken broth, heated
2-4 cups
chopped turkey
1 pan cornbread
2-3 cups
croutons (pre-seasoned optional)
1 small
chopped sweet onion
1 c chopped
celery
2 chopped boiled eggs
Sage
Salt &
Pepper
Minced or
Powdered Garlic (½ Tbsp fresh if possible)
Parsley
Thyme
This is the most favorite of
Daddy’s recipes. I had cousins asking
for this recipe for several years. There
really wasn’t a recipe, just made by feel and experience. Daddy sometimes added chopped oysters, which
made an interesting dressing, to say the least.
Most of the time he cooked the
turkey very simply; using only butter and S&P to season it. A couple of times he injected the bird with
wine, which really gave a fascinating taste to it; made it very moist. There were even several times when he cooked
the bird outside either on the grill or in an old army field range, which he
got from Uncle Neeley. One year the
entire Thanksgiving meal was cooked in the field range. If I remember right, the weather was still
warm that year, and Daddy didn’t want to heat up the house by cooking inside.
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