Chili and a Homemaking Linkup

Today for the Homemaking Linkup, I'm sharing my chili recipe.  I've shared it here before but it's been a couple years so here you go!  This chili is super good with my Spiced Cornbread.  Mmm!!

Mrs. Coller's Chili

(makes about 10 servings...you can half this or freeze the remaining if you don't need this much)

6 cans beans (We like to use black beans)
2 cans refried beans
1-2 pkg. taco seasoning
1/2 c. bbq sauce
1/4 c. dijon or spicy mustard

Rinse 6 cans beans in strainer.  Place them in a pot with the refried beans and all other ingredients.  Add 2-4 c. water.  You want to start out with the chili quite a bit runnier than you like it.  Cook and stir often until it has reached your desired thickness.  This could be anywhere from a half hour to an hour and a half...depending on how much water you add.  The more water you add, the longer you have to cook it and the more flavorful it will be as the beans absorb the flavors from the other ingredients.  If you're in a hurry, just add a couple cups of water so there's a buffer there to keep it from sticking to the pan while it's heating up and dissolving the seasoning and you'll be good to go in about a half hour.


I hope you'll join me for this week's Homemaking Linkup.  I love to feature some of the neat posts that are linked up so please make sure and put my button or a text link on your blog so you'll be eligible to be featured!  There were posts both last week and this week that I really wanted to feature but didn't because there was no back link.



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Here are some of my favorite posts from last week:

The Proverbial Homemaker gave a very thorough lesson on creating your own seed storage binder.  I love this---and not just because it's pink and green!  Tauna has been a blogging buddy of mine for awhile now.  She is so encouraging!

Another blog that I'm really enjoying lately is 31 Cups.  Gretchen has such awesome insights and I always come away from her blog feeling fed.  She linked up a great post about diving into enjoying poetry---I'm ready!

Thanks to everyone for the great posts!

Now for the linkup.  Please remember to return the favor by adding my button or a text link to your post.  Have a great weekend!



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The Day the Birdie Came to Tea

Have you ever begun a project with full intentions of gifting it away, only to fall in love with the finished project and struggle with the urge to keep it for yourself?

That's exactly what happened with me and my birdie spool this past weekend!

For a week now, I've had the perfect gift in mind for one of my swap partners---but now that it's finished, I just don't think I can part with it.  Is that horrible?

I found this sweet birdie in a bag of miscellaneous Easter decorations from Salvation Army.  Her little beak was wide open and she was calling for me to do something crafty with her.  So, I placed her in a tiny nest that my daughter Lynzie crocheted and set her on this little spool that my mom gave me.  She seems so happy and cheery now---and looks so sweet with my other vintage spool decorations!

I think I need to keep her!

Isn't this tea cup and saucer pretty?  It belongs to my mom and she let me borrow it today to share with you all.  I love the little silver feet and the pretty mauve roses.  It's very light and delicate.  Thanks, Mom, for sharing your beautiful cup with me!

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The Refueling Station

This morning at 3 am, I prayed God would help me get up at 6:00 and spend some time with Him.  At 5:30, when I was awakened by sick kids again, I prayed God would help me get up at 6:00 and spend some time with Him.

6:15 am: "Dang, I'm late!"

But it's 6:26 and even though I'm late, I'm up and I'm spending time with Him.

Even though I know the babies are going to be in asking for breakfast any minute now.  The boys are going to be up playing Legos®, and the girls are going to want to share the night's dreams, I'm spending time with Him.

6:28 am:  Even though one baby just came in and said he has a tummy ache, I sent him back to bed because I'm spending time with Him.

6:29 am:  Even though my husband just came back to bed and is on the phone calling in sick to work, I won't be distracted because I'm spending time with Him.

I must have this time.  I haven't had it in days and my tank is running out and before I completely break down, I have to spend this time with Him!

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Easter Eggs with Heinz® and Paas® --- Part One

Our family is really big on keeping traditions---almost to the point of getting obsessive about it!  Like most American families, we dye eggs as part of our Easter celebration.  However, we have a couple of traditions that may be unique to our own family.

When I buy our egg dying kit, I am very strict about what kind I get.  I always buy Paas® brand. That's the brand I remember my mom buying when I was a kid, and I just don't think Easter would be complete without the cute little animals on the Paas® box.  I wonder if they have names?  I'll look that up and let you know in Part Two.

This year, Paas® and Heinz® have teamed up for a special project to benefit the Make-A-Wish® Foundation.  They've created this adorable egg-decorating app, and for every egg you decorate virtually, and send to a friend, they'll donate $1.00 (up to $25,000) to Make-A-Wish®.  (Ends March 31st, 2013)

My mom and I have already been decorating some and sending them back and forth.  Here's one she did for me:

A week or so ago, we received this awesome basket of goodies from Paas® and Heinz® to use in our egg decorating this year.

There were several really fun and new-to-me Paas® products in there, along with some Heinz® vinegar and coupons for more.  I'll show you more about the products in Part Two so make sure to come back and check it out.

One of the fun products Paas® sent were these Deggorating Doodles Coloring Pens and Stencils.  The kids had a lot of fun with these and are planning to use them again on round two of our egg decorating.  (Yes, we have to have a round two...have you ever tried decorating eggs with nine children?  Ha!)

Lynzie made polka-dots and swirls on hers, Cainan made some neat traditional designs, but Elisha's was the family's favorite.  He made Humpty Dumpty~~awesome!

Even little Kynthia got in on the fun...

She started out watching, then she wanted her own egg to color on.  Before long, she got a little hungry so I peeled it and Daddy gave her a bite.  She ended up devouring the whole thing while the rest of the kids dyed eggs!

Another tradition we have is one Jamie started the first year we were married.  After we dyed eggs and brought everything into the kitchen to clean up, he had an idea and called me over to the sink.  He ran the water and started pouring the colors, one at a time, into the stream of water.  It looked pretty as the water changed to a different color and we've done it every year since.  It's just a fun, quirky thing that everyone looks forward to, and I appreciate that he makes it fun for us.

In Part Two, I'll show you more of the neat products we received in our basket, as well as share a little history on those adorable Paas® critters if I can find any!  Please make sure and check out the virtual egg-decorating app and send some pretty eggs to your friends.  Remember, every egg sent is another dollar toward blessing people through the Make-A-Wish® program. 

Useful Links:

Paas®/Heinz® Decorating App
Make-A-Wish® Foundation
Paas® Website
Heinz® Website

Hope In Every Season has been compensated with free products for the purpose of promoting the Decorating App.  All opinions are honest and are my own.

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Promise Tea and a Devotion

Need a cute idea for Mother's Day?  Check out my article at Simply Helping Him for an easy step-by-step!

"One thing I really appreciate about Jesus' mother, Mary, is that she had the perfect response when the angel came and told her she was going to birth the Christ child..."

Today I'm blogging at Simply Helping Him, where I'm discussing God's promises to us.  I've even got a crafty gift idea.  Come check it out!

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Getting To Know Your Husband

Join me today at Fulfilling Your Vows where I discuss communication in marriage.  When we take the time to find out who our husband really is, we sometimes learn that we didn't know him as well as we thought we did!

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Cucumber-Dill Appetizers

Here's a super easy appetizer recipe that my kids absolutely love!  I first began making this when I was selling Pampered Chef about 10 years ago.  I use their Scalloped Bread Tube to bake my bread in but you could use any hors d'oeuvre-sized bread for yours.

Cucumber-Dill Appetizers
1 can refrigerated french bread dough OR small bread slices
8 oz. cream cheese, softened
2-3 Tb. dry dill weed
2 cloves garlic
1 cucumber, sliced

(optional)Bake french bread in a metal bread tube according to package directions until lightly browned.  Cool and slice bread.

Mix cream cheese, dill, and garlic in a bowl until well blended.  Peel (if desired) and slice cucumber (I used Pampered Chef zester/scorer to make lines down the sides).  Spread cream cheese mix onto bread and top with cucumber slice.  I also sprinkle dill on top.  Keep chilled until ready to serve.

Thanks to Peggy at Good Recipes Online for featuring these in her recipe round up!

Here are a couple more St. Patrick's Day recipes I've featured this month:

These Irish Buckeyes are a super yummy treat!

You'll get lots of compliments with this easy Chocolate Vanilla-Mint fudge!

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Penny Jar with FolkArt® Enamels

A couple of days ago, I wrote about the trip I'm planning to take to England this fall.  I'm going on a Jane Austen/costuming tour and I'm so excited!  I'm trying to save all the pennies I can, so when I received a box of FolkArt Enamels supplies to try out, I knew exactly what I wanted to make with them.

I thought it would be fun to decorate a penny jar and set it out somewhere handy so our family can start tossing our loose change into it.  Spare change adds up quick, and I'm sure I can save up at least enough pennies to buy my dad that Sherlock Holmes hat he's wanting!

Plaid® sent me an alphabet stencil set so I just had to decide what phrase I wanted to paint on the jar.  With so many people in our home, there's always a coin or two dropped---and found---so the "finders keepers" rule really comes into play a lot around here.  I figured if they're going to drop their coins somewhere, they might as well drop them in my England jar!  So, I decided on the phrase, "Drop Your Penny Here!"

Supplies Needed:

1 glass jar with metal lid

Dremel® tool or other metal-cutting tool

Folk Art® Enamel Acrylic Paint (I used Purple Lilac, Turquoise, Lemon Custard and Lime Green)

Stencil Decor® Dauber Set

Folk Art® Peel and Stick Painting Stencil (I used Fun Alphabet)

How You Do It

Step 1:  Prepare the painting surface on the jar by wiping it down with alcohol.  

Step 2:  Position Peel and Stick Stencils on glass as desired.

Step 3:  Use daubers to apply paint in a daubing or circular motion.

Step 4:  Peel off stencils while paint is wet.  Wash them and return them to the plastic stencil sheet.

Step 5:  Air dry 1 hour, then bake at 350 for 30 min.  Let the jar cool in the oven.

Step 6:  Using a metal-cutting tool, cut a slit in the top of the jar lid big enough to drop money through.

What I Liked

I really liked using these peel-and-stick stencils because I could reposition them, until I got exactly the look I wanted, before ever applying paint.  I had originally spelled out "drop" in a straight line.  Then I decided I wanted to make the letters "drop" down.  I also liked that I could apply paint around the curve of the jar because the stencils are flexible and sticky.  

I liked that I could easily wipe up my mistakes with a wet napkin while the paint was still wet.

I like the smooth and shiny surface of the paint after it's been baked and cooled.

What I Didn't Like

I didn't like that there was so much space between the edge of the letter and the edge of the stencil.  This made it hard to position letters close together when spelling out a word.  If I wanted to put them on one at a time, it would smear the paint.  I ended up having my letters positioned further apart than I would have liked.

I'm excited to see how full I can get this before September hits!  Hopefully, having it out and visible will encourage us to save that pop and coffee money for British souvenirs instead!

This project was created for a campaign with Plaid® and Blueprint Social.  I was given complimentary supplies in exchange for posting a project idea.  All opinions are honest and are my own.

#FAEnamels

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