Always!
That is great. It also helps to stir it every couple hours but you don't have to.After learning that most ice cream isn't really ice cream, (thus the tittle "frozen deserts"), and contains no dairy, I decided to make my own. Started making it early this morning.
Found out that 1... you don't need an ice cream machine, a plain old mixer will do and 2... it's relatively easy to make.
Started with some fresh whipping cream, whipped in my mixer, added sweet canned milk, (could use evaporated but then would have had to add sugar), and mixed in some chopped strawberries from our garden that I had previously frozen . A little more whipping and then, poured into a container. Now, here's the secret.... cover the mixture with parchment paper before sealing the container and that way, you don't get the freezer burn... or as I call it... protective ice.
Pretty simple and came out great.
Yes, only fresh ingredients! He is a genius!You're a genius!
What are DH and OA?
Dear Husband and Osteo Arthritis
so I didn't dare, because it would have been disastrous, I would have woken up far too early..and then I;d be tired all day Saturday...
I didn't put away the clothes I washed today, but had to finish putting away the laundry from last time to make room in the basket. I also Swiffered the bedroom floor and refilled some containers from the bulk sizes.
Reminds me of when my Mom got my Dad's pants off the clothesline in winter. As a kid I thought it was hilarious to have "board pants".
You certainly stay busy! That's good for you.I achieved important things these last couple of days. Wednesday, I put away the Amazon and Chewy orders, which entailed rotating stock and storing certain items differently . Yesterday I went to the supermarket early in the morning and put away the groceries immediately because everything was for the fridge and freezer. Later I had more groceries to put away because my son stopped at Costco after work. Again, mostly refrigerated items. I'm glad I was able to make room for everything.
Today I washed white clothes in the house. As I mentioned before using my little machines is a "process". Our laundry room is closed again due to flooding and we're supposed to get more rain, so I doubt that it will open in the next couple of days. I sorted the dark clothes to be done tomorrow and I also got a bag of light clothes ready for when the laundry room opens. Haven't done laundry since I returned from my mini vacation so I'd gotten backed up.
I cleaned up the kitchen and disinfected the counter and sink so my son could prep the vegetables to put in his bean soup. After he finished that, we had studio time. He set up the midi keyboard so I could add a two note chord to a spot that sounded strange without it. It's the last song we needed to work on before he does the mastering of the project. I didn't nap today, which lately, is unusual.
They have a way of brightening up the day!
yes I remember that very well.. Stiff cardboard shirts, and towels , then we'd have to hang them on the Pulley in the kitchen to get them to dry...
the good thing about an iphone is that pictures on the phone go automatically in the Photos folders and library on my Mac , so no manual transfer is required
Wow! That's cool for mid-Missouri in August. I spent more than 3 years in Columbia and loved it, but August was positively brutal.
