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Stay Cool: Cook Corn and Kabobs OutsideGet into the habit of grilling outside. Grilled meat and vegetables taste fantastic when prepared well and you keep the heat outside.
Eat More SquaresEasy peanut butter and mashmellow squares.
Vegetable Salad BurritosEat meals that don't require a lot of cooking, like salads or burritos. Try these vegetable salad burritos.
Use Goof Off to Remove Ink from DryerTry using a product called Goof Off available at home improvement stores. It has removed ink from my dryer several times.
Stay Cool: Tasty Cool DrinksMake smoothies or juice from concentrate to stay cool.
ThriftyFun News July 03, 2004 - Cooking CoolOnline version of the ThriftyFun News, Volume Six, Number 26, July 03, 2004. Today we have tips and recipes for cooking cool in the summer.
Favorite Summer Cool Recipes?What are your favorite summer cooler recipes?
Ginger Strip Pickles?My mother used to make a recipe of pickle that was called Ginger Strip Pickles. She used an entire jar or box of ginger for this recipe and very large cucumbers.
Yellow Leaves on a Weeping Willow Tree?I received my seedling of a Weeping Willow tree while it was still cold here near New Orleans so I planted it in a large pot. We've been having so much rain, I haven't been able to put it in the ground yet. I've noticed that a few of the leaves have turned yellow with small brown spots on them and some of the green leaves have those spots as well. Do you have any idea what could be causing this or could it be that it needs to be taken out of the pot and put in the ground? Help!
Dale from Louisiana,
