Hawaiian Chicken Skewers make for a great summer grilling item. They store and prep easy and they cook quickly, making for a perfect cookout dish. Add some Hawaiian Coleslaw and you have yourself a nice little shindig all at a low budget cost.
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This Korean dish full of flavor and easy to make, the longest part is marinating the steaks until they are saturated with soy and sesame. It grills up extremely fast and make a great topping to rice or noodles.
Ingredients:Read More »Korean Beef Bulgogi
In the summer months, you can find asparagus pretty cheap at almost all grocery stores, this quick recipe can be done on a grill or inside in a skillet, and adds a healthy flavorful side to any grilled meat, fish or main dish.
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Here are 2 quick ways to Roast and Skin any type of pepper. Alot of recipes that have a smoother consistency, like Ajvar or Hell Raiser Hot Garlic Spread, use roasted peppers. You can roast the peppers on a grill, broil them in the oven, fry them in a pan or even roast them over an open flame.
Directions:Read More »How to Roast Peppers the Easy Way
Summer brings forth a ton of fruits and vegetables. Now that they’re at their cheapest, You can make up a batch of this great summer salsa for the next pool party, the mangoes and lime helps to take away some of the heat but there’s still a kick to be had.
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So I was browsing around and found this site, 72hours.org which is a pretty good resource for getting ready for any type of emergency situation where you will be out of your normal element for a few days. After browsing around, I came up with a basic necessity list for what would be needed in a quick to grab Go-Bag that will let you survive a situation for up to a week if need be without losing many of the amenities that we’ve become so accustomed to.
Example of a Go-BagA Go-Bag is just as it soundsRead More »Survival Go-Bag