So…there may be hope for me after all. Someday, I would love to crochet a rug out of plastic bags like my Grandma used to make. She made one from bread wrappers from all fifty states that I now have. Unfortunately, I can’t use it as a rug any longer as it was beginning to come apart…so I have stored it for now and will frame it some day. It’s something that I will always treasure. She also made me a crochet tablecloth for my wedding…which she didn’t live to see. She began the tablecloth, was hospitalized and all she could think about was finishing this tablecloth. My mom had to fight with the hospital staff to allow my grandma to have her crochet hook. When they finally allowed this…she finished it just before she passed. Another treasure I will always have and will pass on to my daughter.
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Martha Stewart Summer Grilling Cookbook – {Free Download}
Coffee Cup Scramble
My kids love microwaved scrambled eggs. We prefer American cheese opposed to Cheddar cheese used in this recipe. And, if I were to make eggs this way…I would mix the cheese in after I stirred the eggs 1/2 way through. This also would be a good recipe for the kids who want to start cooking but aren’t quite ready to use the stove yet. I’m sure kids would love this recipe just because they are cooked in a coffee cup!
Coffee Cup Scramble
Serves: 1
Cooking Time: 1 min
2 eggs
2 tablespoons milk
2 tablespoons shredded Cheddar cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
Coat a 12-ounce microwave-safe coffee mug with cooking spray. Add eggs and milk; beat until blended.
Microwave 45 seconds at high power; stir. Microwave 30 to 45 seconds more, or until eggs are almost set (see Note). Top with cheese, season with salt and pepper, and serve.
Note: Since microwave ovens vary, you may need to adjust the cooking time.
