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Chocolate Turtle Cake

I first made this cake about a year ago for my Dad's Birthday. 
I remember it being so delicious and everyone that had it LOVED it. 


I haven't forgotten about this amazing cake, but haven't made it since then. A couple of weekends ago I got together with my sisters and mom for a night together. I wanted to make this chocolate cake because we are all girls and what girl doesn't love a little chocolate!


I had to share this recipe with you all today because
I know you will want to make it soon. 

This Chocolate Turtle Cake is absolutely moist and amazingly scrumptious!!



Now that I have tempted you a little,
here is what this amazing cake looks like:


Mmmm! Delicious!

This is a Betty Crocker Recipe that I found online
 so I am going to send you HERE for the recipe and to print it. 






I promise you will love this recipe if you are a lover of Chocolate!

Make sure to go HERE to Betty Crocker for the recipe!


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Fall Pumpkin Recipe Round Up

September is finally here and fall is starting to hit us here a little bit. 
I can slowly see the leaves changing in the mountains from my house. 
I absolutely love this time of year!

Since fall is not too far from us I am going to do a recipe round up today all with pumpkin in them. I am a lover of anything pumpkin and nothing says fall like a yummy pumpkin cookie! Mmm! 


Here are some 
Pumpkin Recipe Ideas:





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Don't they all look Amazingly Delicious?!
Hope they help you out this fall baking season!






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Sweet & Sour Chicken

Growing up my Mom made the BEST Sweet & Sour Chicken from the Lion House Cook Book. If any of you are familiar with the Lion House they have the BEST Homemade tasting food. It is located in  downtown Salt Lake City in Temple Square. 

Some of you may already have this recipe but I wanted to share it with those of you who don't have it! It really is So Tasty!!






Sweet & Sour Chicken Recipe:
{Makes 6 Servings}

6 Chicken Breasts
Garlic Salt
Black Pepper
3/4 cup Flour
1 Egg Beaten

Sauce:
3/4 cup Sugar
1/2 cup Vinegar {I like to use red wine vinegar}
1/2 cup Chicken Stock
3 1/2 Tbsp Catsup
1 Tbsp Soy Sauce


1.  Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. 

2.  Sprinkle Chicken with garlic salt and pepper on both sides. Dip chicken in beaten egg, then cover in flour. Brown in hot oil.

3.  Place in baking dish. 

4. Put the sauce ingredients into a sauce pan and heat. Pour over chicken. {I like to double the sauce recipe so the chicken is almost fully covered.}

5. Bake uncovered for 1 hour. {If you don't double the sauce recipe you will want to turn the chicken once or twice during baking.}




**Here are the visual pictures of each step!


Step #2:

Sprinkle chicken with garlic salt and pepper. Dip into beaten egg and cover the whole thing in flour.

Brown in hot oil.



Step #3:
Place in a baking dish.


Step #4:
Put all sauce ingredients in sauce pan and heat. Pour over chicken.



Step #5:
Bake uncovered for 1 hour.



We like to serve it over rice and with some veggies, a salad or a roll.





Mmm!! Doesn't it look so good?!?
It really isn't that hard to make either!


It is a huge hit with anyone who has it! My kids have been picky eaters with chicken lately. My little miss is getting better, but my little man really doesn't eat much. When I made this last he DOWNED the chicken. He probably ate a half of a breast! He LOVED it!




**One Last Thing**
I just had to show you a picture of the recipe book. You can really see how much my mom and I have made this chicken up to now...
I think its gotten good use...don't you?!?






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Roasted Red Potatoes

"These potatoes are to die for!"
"These are something you would get at a restaurant!"

These are the kind of comments we get when we make these potatoes. Seriously! Because of this I have decided to share my hubby and I's secret recipe with all of you!! 

Before I get to the recipe I have a confession to make. I am not a Chef. I am a cook. I really love to follow recipes. I am not adventurous in trying my own thing. My hubby loves to cook...he is like a chef to me. He has a hard time following recipes. I have learned from him to be more daring and adventurous when it comes to cooking food. He is the one that created this recipe and I helped him the first few times to make these potatoes, but I have made them many times since by myself and I am proud to say I have been really adventurous with the spices for the recipe and it turns out every time!


Now if you are curious
Here are the
ROASTED RED POTATOES:

Mmmm!! Don't they look so good?!?


Please don't be turned off from what I am about to show you for the recipe! 
They truly are amazing! 
The biggest thing is for this recipes is SPICES!


What You Will Need:
-5 lb bag of Red Potatoes {or however many you are wanting to make}
-1 cube Butter
-Spices:
The basic ones I like to use are:
*Hidden Valley Ranch Packet
*Minced Onions
*Garlic Salt
*Parsley
*Basil
*Thyme
*Pepper

If I have them on hand I like to also add:
*Salad Supreme
*Ground Mustard
*Italian Seasoning
*Season Salt



I don't have an exact measurement of what you should add of each. I just add little bits of everything in a bowl until it looks good. I do the full packet of ranch dressing mix and more of the dried onions. I just make sure there is an even mixture of "green" with all the white colors. 



After you have gotten the spices mixed in a bowl, you will need to wash and cube the red potatoes. I put them in a strainer as I am cutting them because I do a quick rinse to get them wet so the spices will stick to them better.


Once you have those cut and rinsed, put them into a 9"x13" pan or whatever size you are making.


Next, you will pour your spice mixture onto the potatoes. Using your hands, mix the spices all around to get all the potatoes good and covered.

To determine if I have enough on there I look at the some of the potatoes individually so see how coated it is. The more its coated the better! A lot of times I find myself making a little more spice mixture to put on it after I have done the first one. 


When you feel they are covered enough you are going to take a cube of butter and slice it up like this:


Then you will lay those out all around the potatoes.



Then you will bake them in the oven at 400 degrees for 1 hour or until fork goes in smoothly to the potatoes.

Tip: I usually stir them about 30 minutes into them baking to get the butter all over them again, especially the top ones!




They are seriously so scrumptious!!!




They go great as a side dish for chicken, steak, and pasta dishes!
And if you have leftovers they are really good with eggs in the morning for breakfast!

ENJOY!






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