dinner=la cena
We've been on a deep-fat fry kick lately. In fact, that's what most of our Sunday dinners consist of. We stock up on ready-made items from Sam's Club--chicken strips, corn dogs, taquitos, egg rolls (I was the only one who ate those), tater tots, Rhodes Rolls to make scones, etc. Tonight, I used the fryer to make a super easy Italian Chicken dinner. Enjoy!
Italian Chicken
Seasoned chicken strips (Amount depends on number of hungry mouths to feed.)
1 (14 oz.) can diced tomatoes, pureed in blender
1 (8 oz.) can tomato sauce
1/4 t. granulated garlic
1/2 t. italian seasoning
Mozzarella cheese, grated
Cook chicken strips according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, combine the pureed tomatoes, tomato sauce, garlic, and italian seasoning to make a simple marinara sauce. Heat. Place cooked chicken strips in bottom of a baking dish. Top each with a large spoonful of marinara sauce and grated mozzarella cheese. Place in 425 oven until cheese melts. Note: You should have marinara sauce left over. Save and use on spaghetti or pizza or ?
Monday, December 28, 2009
Sunday Mornings
Sunday=domingo
Waking up 6 kids and getting everyone ready for church on Sunday mornings often requires more energy than I've got. Rob's been the one to take on this responsiblity lately. I was sleeping in with the baby yesterday when Rob woke me to report that he'd gotten all the kids going and almost gone, except for Chase, our four-year old who could easily be considered inactive. It is such a struggle to get him to church sometimes. And once he's there, it's a struggle to get him to stay with his class. And then in Sacrament Meeting it's a struggle to help him be reverent. I took the easy way out and just let him sleep. Next year, Sunday mornings should go smoother with a later start time of 11:15am. I hope!
Waking up 6 kids and getting everyone ready for church on Sunday mornings often requires more energy than I've got. Rob's been the one to take on this responsiblity lately. I was sleeping in with the baby yesterday when Rob woke me to report that he'd gotten all the kids going and almost gone, except for Chase, our four-year old who could easily be considered inactive. It is such a struggle to get him to church sometimes. And once he's there, it's a struggle to get him to stay with his class. And then in Sacrament Meeting it's a struggle to help him be reverent. I took the easy way out and just let him sleep. Next year, Sunday mornings should go smoother with a later start time of 11:15am. I hope!
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Baer Richard Thomas
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
HOW RUDE!!!
family=la familia
I realized today that I neglected to introduce you to my brother Travis' new family. You may have noticed that there were a few extra faces in the crowd on Sunday!
THE MOLER 9
Front row, left to right: Scott, Rhett, Aleah
Middle row, left to right: Kimi, Travis, Alicia
Back row, left to right: Madi, Eric, Bobby
I realized today that I neglected to introduce you to my brother Travis' new family. You may have noticed that there were a few extra faces in the crowd on Sunday!
THE MOLER 9
Front row, left to right: Scott, Rhett, Aleah
Middle row, left to right: Kimi, Travis, Alicia
Back row, left to right: Madi, Eric, Bobby
Friday, December 5, 2008
In Memorium of Midnight
Monday, November 24, 2008
December Birthdays
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Spanish Quest
Spanish=español
We have decided to learn Spanish as a family. Just trying to be patriotic. You know what Obama says..."make sure your child speaks Spanish." Ha! Actually, many general authorities at the Church are asked to learn a second language to aid them in their callings and most often it's Spanish or Portuguese. In the August 2007 issue of the New Era magazine, it lists the top ten languages spoken by church members. At #1, of course, is English with 5,828,000 members. Next is Spanish with 3,681,000 members, followed by Portuguese with 907,000 members. Right now I'm spending a lot of time researching language learning methods for different age groups. I'm even shopping for a method that Rob and I can use. If any of you are interested, now's the time to join the band wagon! We could all hablamos espanol together!
We have decided to learn Spanish as a family. Just trying to be patriotic. You know what Obama says..."make sure your child speaks Spanish." Ha! Actually, many general authorities at the Church are asked to learn a second language to aid them in their callings and most often it's Spanish or Portuguese. In the August 2007 issue of the New Era magazine, it lists the top ten languages spoken by church members. At #1, of course, is English with 5,828,000 members. Next is Spanish with 3,681,000 members, followed by Portuguese with 907,000 members. Right now I'm spending a lot of time researching language learning methods for different age groups. I'm even shopping for a method that Rob and I can use. If any of you are interested, now's the time to join the band wagon! We could all hablamos espanol together!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)