Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Salads


Linda and Granny made a Pasta Salad. Monique made Chicken Salad sandwiches and Pasta.
Rome made Fruit and Debbie made a Fruit and Pudding Cake.
Becky made a Strawberry Salad. All of the food was great!

Recipes:

Pasta Salad****

5 cups dry Tri color Rotini
1 bunch green onion
4 medium vine ripe tomatoes
1 colored bell pepper chopped
3 1/2 oz. hard salami cut into chunks
2 cans black olives
green olives ( optional)
1 16 oz. Caesar Kens Steak House Bottled dressing

Mix all together and let set.
Linda, Marian


Strawberry Salad****

1 bag of Spinach
1 bag mixed green
mandrin oranges
strawberries
candied pecans
Raspberry Vinagrette Salad dressing

Becky

Fruit and Pudding Cake****

Recipe coming soon!
Debbie

Next month******* Icecream!
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Learning To Crochet ( Project Linus)


The Relief Society is helping out with the Project Linus service. We are making baby blankets of all kinds and sending them in for needy children. Yesterday we were learning how to crochet blankets for the project. We started out by learning how to crochet a dish cloth, which is a small version of the blanket. It is easy and fun to do. If you know how to crochet here is the directions:

Size I crochet hook
18 oz. of 4-ply machine washable yarn

Directions:

Chain 92 loosely,

ROW 1 : In the 5th chain from hook, work 1 sc, ch 2, and 2 dc, * skip 2 ch, work 1 sc, ch 2, and 2 dc all in the next ch. Repeat from * across to last 3 ch ( 29 cluster), skip 2 ch, work 1 dc in the last ch.

ROW 2: Chain 3, turn. Work 1 sc, ch 2, and 2 dc clusters all in the first ch-2 loop. Repeat in all loops across to last loop. Work 1 dc in the ch-3 space at the end of row.

Repeat Row 2 until piece measures approximately 36". Do not break off yarn. Continue around the corner and the remaining 3 sides of the blanket, working 1 sc- ch 2 - 2 dc clusters in each space. Slip st at the end. Break off with 3 inches of yarn and weave in the yarn ends. Admire your work and then bring it to your nearest Project Linus coordinator to be given to a child in need!

It really is easy. I finished my dish cloth in a about 1 1/2 hours or more. Now I have started a blanket! Granny, Linda and Becky have made several each.

Good Luck!
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