May
21
2009
This is kind of neat. I have not done it yet, but it looks fun, and would make a nice gift. You create your own cookbook! You gather your families favorite recipes and follow the instructions to create the cookbook! I did not go through all the steps and you do have to have a Sam’s membership to continue (which I do have). Good luck and have fun!
http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate.do?catg=13832&est=381&mid=kraft
I did not go through the steps so
Apr
23
2009
If anyone has a Foodsaver this is a new product they have come out with for their sealer. I bought my husband one a couple years ago and he loves it. I have never used it! He uses it for meats mostly, but I have made up cookie dough ahead of time before the holidays and it works great on that, so I am not mixing up dozens of cookies at the last minute.
His favorite thing to use it for is to marinade meat in it. He thinks it works great in that. I am guessing the Freeze N Steam Bags will be best for vegetables especially in the months where we have our own garden.
We have the hand sealer also which is used just for the cylinders to keep items fresh in the fridge longer, and he uses it for marinades also.
Here is the link for the free bags which are available until May 31, 2009 or until supplies last https://secure.foodsaver.com/freegift.aspx
Apr
22
2009
I am trying to figure out exactly what this is exactly. I believe it is a way to organize your recipes. It says you can scan in old recipe cards, print, fax or email recipe, and has free technical support. Perhaps it is a recipe book creator. It also has 10 recipes already included that cannot be deleted. It only works with Windows XP or Vista. It only holds thirty recipes, but they have an extended version you can buy if you want to hold more. It does not say how much that costs, but it says you can click to upgrade at any time.
I may get it and check out the recipes at least, or see what it is all about. It looks kind of interesting at least for free. Anyone who is interested here is the link http://www.ladybugproducts.com/mlcbhomepage.htm
