The butt of the pig is also known as a shoulder roast. When I got my first electric smoker 7 years ago, Lily thought it was more fun to call it a butt – that’s five year old humor for ya! Continue reading “Pork Rub”
Pork Rub
Author: Life of Momma B
Campfire Foil Meal
It is officially fall. I’m one happy camper (pun intended).
Now that it is fall a lot of American Heritage Girls troops are planning campouts. I have decided to devote the next couple of Friday posts to camping.
Requirement #14 of the Outdoor Cooking merit badge has the girls create foil meals. This is one meal that works well for the entire group – regardless of which ages are camping. I set up an assembly line and allow the girls to prepare their own meal.
Cornbread cake
Cornbread cake? You heard me right. My aunt sent me a group of family favorite recipes last year and this was one of them. I could not get past the name. Well, fast forward to last month… while visiting my aunt she made this cake. It is now a must in my collection. I have made it twice since I’ve been home.
It is easy to make (which is always a plus). And it has the perfect balance of sweetness. It does not need frosting, but it is not overly sweet. It would be perfect for a brunch. Continue reading “Cornbread cake”
Doll hat and scarf set
With cooler weather right around the corner, it’s time to keep your 18 inch dolls warm too. I have added these brightly colored hat and scarf sets to my Etsy shop. Continue reading “Doll hat and scarf set”
AHG Badge Help – World Heritage
One of the appeals that American Heritage Girls has to many families is the progression of the program. A girl can earn the same badge three times – once as a Tenderheart, once as an Explorer and once as a Pioneer / Patriot. At each level the requirements change and become more challenging while becoming age appropriate. Continue reading “AHG Badge Help – World Heritage”
