BBQ Meatball Skewers

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 These are really yummy and oh so easy. 

Don't forget to soak your skewers for at least a half hour before adding food. 

Ingredients:

1 lb Bag of Precooked Meatballs

3/4 of a Green Pepper, cut into pieces

1/2 of an Onion, cut into pieces

Texas Pit Famous Dave's BBQ sauce, or your favorite

Directions:

Heat oven to 350 degrees. Skewer your Meatballs, Green pepper, and onion.  Place in an oven proof pan.  Bake for 15 Minutes. Brush with BBQ sauce and bake for another 10-15 minutes, or until heated through. 

Enjoy!

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Homemade French Bread

I searched out a French Bread recipe that I could make in just a couple hours and without a Cast iron pot. 

I still need to get one of those. It is very popular now to bake your bread in it.  But you need a 5 qt...and I'm holding out for a great priced one with the ceramic enamel coating...ahh.

So I found this recipe from About.com.

I don't have the kitchen aide mixer, so I just mixed mine by hand. It turned out great. 

Here's the Video and Recipe below:

Video for French Bread

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Antique Hopping in Michigan - A great way to spend the day

 So many shoes...so little time!  She's set her eyes on the big dogs...the Yellow Rubber Boots.  This is in Michigan, at an antique store.

 Loved these chairs...they were yellow...a great yellow.

These chairs would be awesome if I could put some new fabric over the turquoise.  I'm thinking something geometric.

 It was a dreary day, but we sure made the best of it. This is by St Joseph in Michigan. I insisted that I had to see the water.  Not much to see that day.

 So many things to look at. I was asked why I took this picture... I don't really know...the colors looked nice? ;)

 I so wanted this, but it was $35. A dollar less and I would've taken it! Ok, not really. More like $30 less.

 This barometer would've been cool if it actually worked...It was HUGE.

 I really liked these as well. Is that fuchsia? Love Fuchsia.

 One of the places we went to, had great windows, and another barn full of antiques.

 So much Fiesta brand stuff. I didn't even look at the price. Very nice stuff though.

 So very cool. Need I say more?

 I ended up with a purse full of Puffs (baby snacks) that emptied everywhere. But it was a good time.

 Headed back home. I believe it's to the left....and about so many miles.

 Do you know of any great antique places?


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