Category Archives: Works-For-Me Wednesday

I found this great way to keep celery fresh. When you get it home, wash it and cut the ends off. Both ends, so you are separating the stalks. Then place the celery in a tall pitcher and fill with … Continue reading →

If you are like me, you are too cheap to start the heater yet, even though the nights are COLD. This cool weather makes it hard to find a nice warm place for the bread to rise. Here is what … Continue reading →

This week, Works-for-Me Wednesday has gone negative. No, I don’t mean that it has launched a cut-throat campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. This week, WFMWers are telling readers what didn’t work for us. A while back, I tried what … Continue reading →

A while back my sister told me that an old friend found her through her MySpace page. I decided that I would join and try to find some of my old friends. I was totally shocked at the people I … Continue reading →

This week, Works-for-Me Wednesday contributors are re-sharing their favorite WFMW posts of days gone by. I actually had a hard time choosing just one, but I think this is the most life-changing. (You will laugh at that statement when you … Continue reading →

This week, Works-for-Me Wednesday is going backwards! Bloggers ask for help, instead of offering a tip. Here is what I need help with. I am looking for jar mixes. You know, when you take a jar and layer ingredients in … Continue reading →

It’s Wednesday, which means moms around the blogosphere are sharing tips that work for them. When I am cooking, I often have peels and other trash from my preparation cluttering up my work space. It’s either that or I have … Continue reading →

When muffins need a little extra incentive to leave the pan, the tempting thing to do is grab a butter knife and go around the edges to loosen them. This usually does the trick, but it also leaves scratches on … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I posted a Works-for-me Wednesday tip. Now that my new blog is set up (I moved here from Blogger), I can get back into a routine. Or get into a routine, finally. I am not … Continue reading →