John asks…
How can i keep my puppy away?!?
I have a 13week old puppy,who keeps taking and chewing things from my kids fairy garden they made..Does anyone know of anything i could use (a spray or something) i could use to keep the puppy away without harming him?
Thanks :o)
GardenersCardiff answers:
Http://www.teachingpuppies.com/how-to-get-things-back-from-my-puppy
A puppy chewing is totally natural. They are just like teething babies. Bitter lemon spray can be great but doesn’t work for all dogs – some actually like the taste!
Try http://www.teachingpuppies.com/stop-my-puppy-chewing-6-quick-fixes
For quick and easy alternatives
Susan asks…
10 morning and afternoon tea meals/snacks ideas for children with nutritional value of each meals?
Include 5 different recipe ideas for children to follow. These should be clear, easy to follow and include pictorial measurements and ingredients.
GardenersCardiff answers:
I home-school my children, so I have time to prepare meals as well. All of the bread in our household is baked by us. We grow vegetable gardens, and raise our own poultry and cattle. We even have fish in our pond. We have fruit and nut trees all over the property. Each week, I prepare a schedule of meals and snacks, that way the children and I know what we have to shop for, vs, what we already have. Here is the schedule for next week, if you would like to see to get some ideas:
Monday:
BREAKFAST
Bread pudding
Sausage links
Scrambled eggs
Orange juice or milk
MORNING SNACK
String cheese and grapes
Apple juice to drink
LUNCH:
Chicken salad sandwich
Home made baked potato chips
Pickled tomatoes
AFTERNOON SNACK:
Goldfish crackers
Bottle of water to drink
DINNER:
Lassagna
Garlic Breadsticks
Chef’s salad
Home made Tea to drink
Chocolate mousse for dessert
TUESDAY
BREAKFAST:
Bagels with cream cheese
Bacon
Hominy Grits
MORNING SNACK:
Pretzels and orange juice to drink
LUNCH:
English muffin pizza’s
Corn
A piece of fruit you pick from the orchard!
AFTERNOON SNACK:
Another piece of fruit from the orchard and a glass of Koolaid!
DINNER:
Chicken Catchatorri
Mustard greens
Home made dandelion tea
Hot fresh baked rolls
Apple pie for dessert
WEDNESDAY:
BREAKFAST:
Poached eggs
Fried Canadian Bacon
1 slice of dry toast per person
Milk to drink
MORNING SNACK:
1 slice of home made zucchini bread
a glass of milk to drink
LUNCH:
Taco salad
Fresh pineapple
Guacamole Mashed Potatoes
1 Bottle of water to drink
AFTERNOON SNACK:
Fresh-Roasted Peanuts
Tang
DINNER:
Steak
Fresh green beans
Hot southern-style biscuits
Peach pie for dessert
Home made limeade to drink
THURSDAY:
BREAKFAST:
Cream of wheat with strawberry or grape jelly
Sausage patties
1 slice of dry toast per person
MORNING SNACK:
Tuna salad on ritz crackers (4 per person)
1 bottle of water to drink
LUNCH:
Home made chicken noodle soup
Home made crackers
1 home made brownie for dessert!
AFTERNOON SNACK:
1/2 of a beef tamale
1 Mexican soda flavor of your choice
DINNER:
Home made pizza
Home made chicken nuggets
Home made french fries!
Home made grapeade to drink
Home made PEACH ICE CREAM for dessert!
FRIDAY:
BREAKFAST:
Waffles
Scrambled Eggs
Bacon
Tea or Apple Juice to drink
MORNING SNACK:
Peanut Butter toast
1 Glass of milk
LUNCH:
Home made bean burritos
Home made tortilla chips
Home made guacamole
1 glass of celery and carrot juice to drink
AFTERNOON SNACK:
Butterscotch pudding
1 juicy juice juice box
DINNER:
Fried chicken
Mashed potatoes
Southern Style Corn bread
Home made citrus tea
Apple pie for dessert
SATURDAY
BREAKFAST:
Pancakes
Over-Easy eggs
Sausage links
Milk or water to drink
MORNING SNACK:
Turkey links
Celery Juice to drink
LUNCH:
Tomato soup
Home made cheesy breads
Carrot Juice to drink
AFTERNOON SNACK:
Pretzels
Ovaltine to drink
DINNER:
Cabbage and Sausage stew
1 Slice of dry sourdough toast
Home made chocolate milk
Home made lemon ice cream for dessert
SUNDAY:
BREAKFAST:
IS ALWAYS EATEN AT THE CHURCH BEFORE SERVICE
MORNING SNACK:
GIVEN TO THE CHILDREN IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
LUNCH:
CHILDREN MAY SNACK ON WHATEVER THEY LIKE AS LONG AS I MONITOR THEIR PORTIONS AND APPROVE WHAT THEY EAT
AFTERNOON SNACK:
SAME WITH LUNCH:
DINNER:
Is ALWAYS the same on Sundays!
Chicken noodles OR chicken and dumplings
Fried mushrooms
Fresh honey and wheat bread
Fresh-churned butter
Collard greens
Grits
Garlic or Lemon Chicken
THIS SUNDAYS FEATURED DESSERT IS:
Fresh WARM cherry pie with HOME MADE vanilla ice cream!
I HOPE YOU LIKED THIS MENU FOR THE MEALS I WILL PREPARE (WITH MY CHILDREN) FOR MY CHILDREN THIS WEEK! LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS!!!!
Sandy asks…
any ideas on how to make a quick and easy pasta sauce?
i have a ton of tomatos from my garden and reallt want to make a great pasta dish. I’d like to try a semi-homemade sauce. I say semi because I don’t want to spend hours on it. but I want to try something other than just a can of Ragu. Any ideas?
GardenersCardiff answers:
Hi Goo!
I would suggest just using these toms to make a nice light tomato, oil and basil sauce. This is delicious smothered over any pasta you like, and a great starting point. It’ll only take 15 mins probably altogether.
Try the version on this page (just chop your toms instead of the cherry toms mentioned here): http://www.pasta-recipes-made-easy.com/simple-pasta-recipe.html I hope it’s helpful,
Matt.
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