This afternoon, I made a Cranberry Apple Casserole for breakfast.
I like to bake this for the holidays.
I like to think it's a healthy thing to make...
after all, it has cranberries, oatmeal and nuts in it.
I just use a better for you type of substitute for the butter.
I also don't us as much of the sugar as the recipe calls for.
I'll give you the recipe at the end of the article since it's too good not to share! Sometimes when you make too many things all at once on Thanksgiving, you can't often get to it all.
This is why I like to make the holiday goodies a few days before and spread them out throughout the holiday season.
Many are going to have relatives come down and stay with them.
You know how the old saying goes, "you don't choose your family".
Well...
can you always trust them while you're not seeing their every move? Ever wonder if they may be a little snoopy, or wonder just what they may be doing? Maybe you may never suspect, or know someone that is in a situation that they think their spouse may be cheating with their brother/sister.
These situations happen.
What would you do if you found out what was going on? Why not set up a hidden camera? It may be an eye opening experience.
Cranberry Apple Casserole Mix in bowl: 2 c.
cranberries 3 c.
apples, diced 1 1/4 c.
sugar Layer in 9 x 9 bowl or dish: Cranberry mixture 1/2 c.
diced pecans 1 1/2 c.
oatmeal 1/2 c.
brown sugar 1/2 c.
butter Bake in 325 degree oven for 1 hour.
Yours In Safety, Regina Jacques