APPLE SWIRL CAKE

OK, so with fall comes the baking season.... love it, even if it does not do anything good for the waist line. None the less cannot pass up a good recipe. this was on the back of the relief society news letter. And as luck would have it I had apples in the house. I highly recommend this it is yummy!!! I don't know who shared this recipe. to you I say Thanks!!

Apple Swirl Cake





2 cups apples
3 tbs sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
2 cups sugar
1 cup cooking oil
4 eggs
1/4 cup orange juice
2 tsp vanilla
3 cups sifted flour
1 Tbs baking powder
1/2 tsp salt





Peel, core and chop apples into small pieces. Mix together with 3 tbs sugar and the cinnamon. set aside. In a large bowl, combine sugar and cooking oil:beat. add eggs, orange juice and vanilla. Sift together flour baking powder,salt: add to creamed mixture. Beat until smooth. Pour 1/3 batter into a well greased 12 cup bundt pan,alternating with 1/2 apple mixture. repeat.

End with a layer of batter on top. Bake @ 325* for 60 min, or until cake tests done. Cool in bunt pan for 10-15 min: turn out onto wire rack or serving platter to complete cooling.
sprinkle with confectioners sugar. and enjoy.

I served with a little dollup of fresh whipped cream. yummy yummy.


























Please share your fav recipes for fall. savory or sweet I sure would love to try them.
email them to me @ brew_76@yahoo.com



HAPPY COOKING

FABULOUS FRIDAY IS TOMORROW!!!!!

OCTOBER 7

DOVER HILLS BUILDING

SEE YOU THERE

FALL IS COMING

So,it may still be hot like fire outside but, there is definitely a feeling of fall . With the kids back in school, the Halloween candy, decor and the ever changing costume decisions by my kids. I find myself getting really excited. I love everything about fall. Especially since that means FABULOUS FRIDAY!! Yes you read right. its that time again. And the ladies have yet again cooked up some great projects.

So here are a few dates that you should put on your calendar.

Thursday Sept 1, 2011

Guest speaker Deanne Foster

"Manipulate your minutes,Determine your destination"

Dover hills building

* while you are there check out the displays we will have set up for your viewing pleasure as well as sign ups for Fabulous Friday.

Thursday Sept 8, 2011

Fabulous Friday Open House

Tuckett/Strout Home

7872 Oakledge road

6-8 pm.

FABULOUS FRIDAY IS FRIDAY OCTOBER 7,2011

@7 pm See you there

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You know how bunnies are

We want to thank all those who helped sew, stuff, paint, glue the cute little bunnies for our service project. They turned out SO cute. it was a lot of work. How can it be called work when it was SO much fun? I really had fun making these with all of you.

Our hope is that we brought a little ray of sunshine in the lives of these little ones. I will post some pictures as soon as I can get my computer to cooperate.

Relief Society birthday Celebration

Every action in our lives touches on some chord that will vibrate into eternity---Edwin Hubble Chapin

Please join us as we celebrate the joy that

comes from serving others. We will

be making bunnies for the children

at the Children's Crisis Center.

THURSDAY MARCH 3

@ 7.p.m.

Dover Hills Chapel

Typically there are about 100 children in

the center at a time. We could use the

help of all of the women in our

neighborhood to support this important

project.

Contact Jessica Tuckett for further information.

801-943-4282

Please come celebrate the birth of the Relief society

through service.

How far that little candle throws his beams!

so shines a good deed in a weary world.--David seltzer

Prepare your ark pt 2

Okay, I know Feb is more then halfway over. Sorry, this month is crazy. here is your check list for your emergency kits

Add a can opener to your kit
Add 2 cans tuna fish/ canned meat to your kit
Add 1 large roll of paper towels to your kit
add 1 blanket to your kit.

Also, Since Feb is a month filled with all kinds of sweets you should also add sweeteners to your food storage

FEBRUARY ( food storage check list)
Suggested items: White sugar, brown sugar, powdered sugar, honey, corn syrup, maple syrup, molasses, Kool_aid,and jello.

A #10 can from the dry pack cannery is about 6lbs of sugar. If you want to have storage for 3 months for 1 person, you might buy:
4 #10 cans of sugar from the cannery(24lbs)
or 25 lbs of sugar from the store.


hints: to know how much extra to buy of the other suggested items, figure out how much you go through in a year. the next time you open a new container write the date on it and see how long it takes you to use it up. then you will know approximately how many to buy to last a year.


Kool-aid is good because it can help make your stored water taste better. Be sure to store water in proper containers. And also have sterilization item too.

DONT THROW IT GROW IT

Hey its the the first Thursday of Feb. and we all know what that means.......Time to buy all the valentine candy you can!!!!. No, j/k its Relief society night!! we are window sill gardening.
SOOOO FUN!!!!! Come check out the amazing things you can grow right in your window. FEB 3
Dover hills Chapel. 7 pm

SEE YOU THERE!!!

Getting your" Ark" ready

All I really need to know I learned from Noah's Ark



1. plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark.

2. Stay fit. when you are 600 yrs. old someone might ask you to do something REALLY big.

3. Don't listen to critics. do what needs to be done

4. For saftey sakes travel in pairs.

5. Speed isn't always an advantage. The cheetahs were on board but so were the snails.

6. When the doo-doo gets really deep, don't sit there and complain-shovel!!

7. Don't forget that we are all in the same boat.

8. remember the wood peckers inside are often a bigger threat then the storm outside.

9. keep in mind that the Ark was built by amatures with the Lords help, while the Titanic was built by professionals.



10. NO MATTER HOW BLEAK IT LOOKS, RAIN IS ALWAYS FOLLOWED BY A RAINBOW.







So, This year one of my new years resoloutions is Not eating that Second slice of cake, no matter how badly I need it! No just kidding who says that?? anyway, seriously I want to make sure I prepare my "Ark". No one really knows when a disaster will strike. be it a massive situation or just a minor. but, one thing is for sure we all need to prepare for the storm that lies ahead. This month as luck would have it I was handed a list on how to put together a 72 hour kit. This to some may seem like an huge task, Thankfully whoever prepared this list read my mind. "Break it down, make it simple" so I am going to post the month by month list. so, by the end of the year we will be ready when the "rain" falls.



JANUARY

week 1 Obtain a suitable 72 hour kit container( backpack, duffel bag, garbage can with lid)

week 2 check the batteries in your smoke detector

week 3 place a flashlight next to your bed and one in alternate location. CHECK BATTERIES

week 4 Add 10 dollars cash to your kit