Monday, December 5, 2011

DIY Veggie Keisch Pie






















will need: 2 pie crusts or pie pan without pie shell, 8 whole eggs, 4 table spoons spaghetti sauce,your choice of mix veggies pre-cookied (fried with olive oil add no salt nor sugar since the spaghetti sauce already has it.)

for this recipe I used:
* 1 carrot peeled and sliced in to circles or foured

* 2 celery sticks washed and sliced into small chunks or sliced into pieces

* 8 whisked whole eggs

* 4 Tbsps of Lucini Spaghetti sauce

* 4 handfuls of spinach leaf only

* 1 handful of cilantro (optional)

* 1 handful of kale washed and sliced to smaller pieces.

* 1 whole yellow onion (your choice of onion, may also use green onion about 2-3 stalks.)

* 1 handful or bundle of green beans, (ends chopped and cut into smaller sections.)


-Whisk the eggs and set aside in a large bowl.

-Cook all the veggies in olive oil add no salt nor sugar, nor honey, cook until all veggies are tender. (like 5 minutes or longer.)

-Don't have to let veggies cool before pouring into eggs, just combine into the whisked egg in the large bowl add cooked veggies.

-In Pie shell, line 7 sliced-american-cheese (your choice of cheese)

-Pour veggie and egg batter into the pie shell.

-Bake at 375 Degrees for 50 minutes. If need longer, bake additional 5 more minutes.


Remove from heat and slice and serve hot with a dollop of sour cream, melted cheese, or your favorite hot sauce.






























DIY NOTEBOOK MAKING FROM EVERYDAY RECYCLED FOOD BOXES

























































#1. Start collecting food boxes from cereals, cakes, jello, candy, cookies, etc.

#2. Cut the top, bottom and edges off by following on the perforated lines of the boxes.


#3. Gather stacks of papers, folded and cut to the right size and hole punch at the right location.


#4. Stack the papers together for binding. I used yarn and a crochet needle. I find this to be the most simplest method of binding everything together. Use a 6.50 K Hook size.


#5. After binding is completed, tie knots to finish it off. I used a criss-cross method to binding. I find it to be stronger this way. (see the pics as reference.)