Meals On Wheels (as in fast)

Connie Watkins, Independent Watkins Associate — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 08:10:44 +0000

Superb Substitute

My husband and I love grilling fresh salmon. I like to let it marinate with a little olive oil, Watkins lemon pepper and Watkins Dill. Recently I had no fresh lemon to squeeze over the top. Looked in the cupboard and found some Watkins Lemon Peel, so decided to try it instead of running to the store! It tasted so good, I use it along with fresh lemon all the time now! Isn’t necessity the mother of invention!

Poor Man’s Pie

This is such a simple recipe! Mix right in the pie shellJ

1 unbaked pie shell 12 oz half and half

1 cup brown sugar 2 ½ tsp butter, cut in small bits

3 Tbsp flour Watkins Ground Cinnamon

Speck of salt

Preheat oven to 350 degrees

In pie shell place b. sugar, flour and salt. Mix with your fingers until combined well.

Pour milk over flour mixture, but do NOT stir. Dot with butter. Liberally sprinkle Watkins Ground Cinnamon over all. Bake for 50 mins or until filling bubbles up in the center. Filling may not completely set, but that is the way it is supposed to be.

Grilling Tips!

Mary Ellen Glynn, Independent Watkins Associate — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:22:14 +0000

Here is a helpful hint on how to determine if the charcoal or gas grill has reached the right grilling temperature? This method works for both gas and charcoal fires.

Hold you hand, palm side down near the cooking grate and the length of time you can keep it there. Hot fire you will only be able to hold your hand there 2 second. A medium hot fire you will be able to hold it there for a count of 4 seconds. And a low fire you will be able to hold it there for 5 seconds.

Now that you have the heat factor down pat, Waktins bbq sauce and grilling seasonings will make the food a hit with your family and guest.

Enjoy!

Mary Ellen Glynn

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Meals On Wheels (as in fast)

Grilling Tips!