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Sunday, January 3, 2010

Honeybaked Ham


Someone gave us a Honeybaked Ham for Christmas. Since it was frozen, we kept it until New Year's. I will not try to elaborate and tell you how good it tasted. Delicious would be an understatement. We are not ham connoisseurs but if there was a contest, the Honeybaked would take the blue ribbon without question.

. . . . . . . and tomorrow we resume a normal work schedule. It has been a GREAT vacation but you can't have a vacation without a job - - - so, back we'll go. As I have told you before, we both enjoy our employment.

Today after church, my husband and I went to visit a dear friend who has been a wonderful mentor to our younger daughter. This woman was the coordinator/supervisor/worker in our church's preschool. She not only gave our daughter opportunities to work but also has been a great encourager to her. My husband used to give this woman chili a couple of times a year when he cooked it. That was our main reason for going to her home today. Our conversation with her and her children was truly enjoyable.

My husband thinks this recipe for chili is the best he's eaten.
Chili - - 6 Quart Recipe
6 cans Light or Dark Kidney Beans 15 oz.
1 can 28 oz Diced Petite Tomatoes
1 to 1.5 pounds hamburger browned in Skillet
3 cans Rotel (can go from mild to hot depending on how hot you want it)
1 chopped bell pepper
1 can 15 oz.tomato sauce
Jalapeno peppers diced (10 to 15 of the cut slices from the jar that can be found in the pickle aisle but they are not pickled)

Spices
Chili powder 3/4 cup (can be reduced to taste)

On the following, use a few shakes of each 5 - 10 shakes each for flavor.)
Onion powder or diced onion
Black Pepper
Salt
Paprika
Red Pepper

Mix in crock pot. Cover and cook on high until it starts to bubble. Turn down to low. Usually takes at least 4 hours depending on the crock pot.

"Give me some of that red stew - I'm starved!" Genesis 25:29b