New Product!

We now offer family trees! Perfect for anniversaries, baby showers or even weddings.

Each tree hangs from a hand painted picture frame or wooden plaque. The frame comes with family name with any custom lettering you'd like printed on 48 lb. paper; you can replace it with a picture if you'd like. The plaque option comes with the family name painted on it (additional custom lettering is an option, but is priced differently).

For example, as pictured above the total cost is $24.50

When ordering please indicate your choices for the following:
Frame or plaque
Color of: male hearts, female hearts, ribbon, lettering in the hearts & heart trim color
Names of: the family (Last name), Wife, Husband, children written in order you'd like them to be on the tree (please indicate gender & if you are or aren't including spouses of children), and grandchildren

New Year, Let's Have a Sale

You can choose free shipping or 10% off your order.

Until January 31, 2010.

Monte Cristo Wraps

Well, my recipe is kind of late this month, I've been working on perfecting it....

I love Mote Cristo Sandwiches, but deep-fried sandwiches are not very good for you and make you (or at least make me) feel kind of yucky after eating to many (which I always do). So I thought that there had to be a way to still get the savory/salty/sweet tastes without all the grease. Here's my attempt at it, it's not the same as eating the real thing, but it's tasty and won't necessitate a triple-by-pass.

Recipe serves 2 adults--increase as needed
Ingredients:

Wrap:
5 flour tortillas (I like to cook up some raw ones, but do what works for you)
boysenberry jam (or your favorite, but I'd stick with a berry flavor)
5 slices of white cheese (like provolone or swiss)
5 large slices of deli turkey
about 2 slices of deli ham

Batter:
1 egg
2 Tbsp milk
1/4 flour
1 tsp of baking powder

Breading:
panko bread crumbs

Preheat oven to 350
Whisk your batter together until pretty smooth (only a few small lumps should remain) set aside.
Assemble your wraps; you can spread the jam on the tortilla or serve it on the side for dipping. Put one cheese slice (I like to tear it in strips), one piece of turkey and about half a slice of ham on each tortilla. Wrap burrito style (fold the ends in).
Dip in batter.
Roll in Panko.
Place on foil-lined cookie sheet and bake for 10-12 min.

I like to cut them on a diagonal & serve with salad and/or fruit.