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what can you do with them in the crock pot and how about london broils i got 3 really nice ones on excellent prices at martins..and im trying to use my crock pot alot...already done a pot roast and beef stew..any thing else

I have about 30 lbs of chicken leg quarters in the freezer. I would like to cook them, shred them and can them. I have never canned anything and I need advice. I will borrow the tools & equip. I need from friends and family. Do I need a water bath canner, a pressure cooker-what is best? Also, I...

Calling all sewing people! There are no fat quarters in my town at ALL. I just picked up dd some patterns that call for fat quarters. We have a WM that has a teeny tiny fabric section, and our HL is bigger but no fq's there either. Neither place even sells the remnants....what's up with...

With my change I added to my jars today I now have over $100 in quarters. Takes a bit but the change does add up!

I recieved some leg quarters from my friends mother yesterday, but I've never cooked leg quarters before. I plan to begin buying it though because it's cheaper than ground beef and is probably also healthier. I just need to know how to cook it and if anyone has recipes that would be great. Thanks

I thawed some chicken leg quarters on Monday with the intentions of grilling them. Well it stormed really bad, we didn't end up using them and we went out to dinner last night. I really need to cook them today. What could I do with them in the crock pot?

bag of chicken legs & quarters 1/2 cup ketchup 1/4 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup water 1/2 cup onion soup mix (I have made it without the soupmix before too) - just added some onion powder / dried onions etc combine ingrediants and pour over chicken bake @ 350 for 1 hour until chicken is cooked

I've been adding to my quarter jar since the first of the year and I now have over $100 in quarters! I'm so excited!

Could someone please tell me what fat quarters are? Thanks

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I have a question: I bought six meters worth of fabric (three colors, two meters each). I'm wondering what would be the best way to cut it into fat quarters. Is that just cutting it in half over and over again until I have several pieces the sizes I need? Or is there a certain measurement I...

Lamb's Quarter Quiche 1 9" unbaked pie crust 1/2 t Salt 4 c Young lambs quarter leaves -cut up 3 Eggs 1 3/4 c Milk 1/4 c Chopped onion 2 c Grated Natural Swiss-cheese (8 oz) 2 T Butter 1 T Flour Partially bake pie crust at 450 degrees for 5-7 min. or until light brown. Reduce heat to 325...

For all of you who are sceptical of purchasing fat quarters because you might think you don't get a lot from one, here is what you can get from one fat quarter as found in this link http://www.atlanticfabrics.com/quilt.html It also explains how to cut a fat quarter from a metre of fabric...

I'm going to post 2 pictures. The first one is my fat quarter cupboard. Everything is now organized and color co-ordinated. The second picture is the top of the cupboard with some of my porcelain dolls. Because the room is so small and the way I have to have the cupboard, I can't take a...

Jeepers - talk about killing me..... I've started listing some stuff to thin out so the move won't be quite so "heavy"!! Some of the goodies this time are FQLots..... Take a peek if you'd like!! Deb's Auctions - This Week!

He may be moved out to the now vacant dog kennel and not be allowed in the house anymore. He has once again sprayed some books!!!! One of them was a very expensive one that I cannot afford to replace. We are trying to trim the bottom of the book off without getting rid of the pictures (it's...

I just cut my 'noodles' for the swap and found out something about fat quarters. They are NOT all 22" long!! Most of mine (that have never been cut) were between 18"-20" and sometimes that included the selvage!! :mad: I only found 2 that were exactly 22" long. So Kim, you are receiving more...

Got my fat quarters today. Woo hoo, they are something else. One ugly one in there though, so I don't have to go out and purchase an ugly fat quarter for the train. I'll be checking them over more tomorrow but I'm smiling. :toothy:

I'm so excited!!!! I stumbled upon a wonderful fabric store in Chelan, WA this Saturday that was having their once a year $1 fat quarters sale!!! I'm not a quilter, but my mother is and I found her all kinds of wonderful fat quarters in cottons and flannels. I tried to find "sets" of fabrics...

The ones I ordered yesterday were $3.60 each. I have seen them has high as $4.95 here and a few times even $5.95. I've never seen them below $2.50 here and when I see them that low, they are usually lower quality material. What are your pices your paying for fat quarters. And for...