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Month: February 2010

Heart Shaped Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookies

Posted in Gluten Free, and Holidays

Gluten Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookies For Munchkin’s homeschool Valentine’s party, I happily agreed to make the cookies.  Because it was a Valentine’s Day theme, I wanted to make sure I transformed the regular flourless peanut butter thumbprint cookies into something a little more special. I mixed together 2 cups of sugar, 2 tsps baking powder, 2 cups of peanut butter, and 2 eggs until thoroughly combined.  I then took about a tablespoon of the dough and rolled it into a ball.  The dough ball was rolled in pink sugar crystals.  I then flattened the balls and shaped them into…

MapTrek: Ancient World Maps Vol 1 Review

Posted in Homeschooling, and Reviews

Knowledge Quest has created yet another wonderful resource for homeschoolers, teachers, parents, and students ~ The MapTrek Atlas and Outline Maps of World History series. I was given the opportunity to review MapTrek V1: Ancient World.  As Knowledge Quest was rolling out the MapTrek series, I was receiving email notifications of freebies previews of this series.  From the free downloads, I knew this would be a great series. On a side note… I highly recommend signing up for the Knowledge Quest email newsletter because they do send out notifications of freebies they are offering. For the teacher, there are beautiful…

Once A Month Mom Cookoff: Gluten Free Version

Posted in Gluten Free, and Homemaking

Sherry over at Lamp Unto My Feet posted that she was going to do the Once A Month Mom Cook Off.  It’s been a while since I’ve done Once A Month Cooking (OAMC), but I use to really like the freedom that it gave me.  So, I decided to check out what she was talking about. The Once A Month Mom Cook Off is designed to motivate and inspire you to dive into once a month cooking (also referred to as power cooking, freezer cooking, oamc and bulk cooking)…. Throughout the month Amy from Amy’s Finer Things and I will…

WFMW: Craft and Toy Storage

Posted in Homemaking

I try to keep lots of crafting supplies on hand for Munchkin and her friend.  The problem is keeping those supplies organized and easily in reach.  We had some of the plastic rolling carts, but they were always collapsing and breaking.  A few years back, we had purchased a couple of the Trofast system units from IKEA for storage of some of my things.  When we moved this time, I decided these would be perfect to store craft and school supplies. (The white stand next to the Trofast units is from our old bathroom, but it doesn’t work at our…