Spring Newsletter
Again we want to thank you for being our friends and guests. Hope to see you all soon.
Our big project this winter was the roof. When we originally built in 2000 we had to shingle the roof in January and unfortunately this did not agree with the shingles. Around here in January we get very strong winds from the west, combined with the colder temapturres and the driveway not being paved yet dust blew under the shingles. This caused pour binding. For the last 8 years we had shingles that bent and blew off and I was not too excited about getting on the roof every time we lost a shingle or two. W
e waited until March when we had a few 70 degree days to do it again.
Again thank you for your help and spreading the word.
Sue's Recipes
3 tubes refrigerated crescent rolls
1 can cherry pie filling ( any kind would work)
1 12 oz tub whipped cream cheese
1/2 cup sugar
1- 2 teaspoon almond extract
10 inch round cheese cake pan or a 11x7 retangular casserole pan.
1) Layer half of crescent roll dough to fill bottom and 1 inch up sides of pan, seal all seams. Set aside
2) Whip together whipped cream cheese, sugar and almond extract, reserve 1 cup of cream sheese filling for later. Spread the rest of cream cheese layer on top of crescent rolls, top with pie filling.
3) Open other can of dough and seal seems then place on top of pie filling.
4) Whip an egg white and brush on top of dough
5) Back at 350 for about 35 minutes until top is golden brown.
6) Mix the left over cream cheese with powdered sugar (1/2 to 1 cup) to make a creamy frosting. Frost crescent when cool. top with almonds if you like.
This recipe I had just made up as I went along so you may need to adjust to what flavors you like best. You may also need to use more of less crescent rolls so have an extra one on hand before starting.
At this point we do not have much planned for the summer except the usual touch up painting and mowing, but you know that could change in a day with me.
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