1511 yourself burritos Recipes

morning thoughts, what do you think about the very first thing in the morning, your thoughts during the first half-hour of the morning will greatly influence the entire day. you may not realize this , but it is nevertheless a fact., if you set out with worry and depression, and bitterness of soul toward fate or man, you are giving the key note to a day of discord and misfortunes., if you think peace , hope, and happiness, you are sounding a note of harmony and success., result may not be felt at once , but it will not fail to make itself evident eventually., control your morning thoughts. you can do it ., first moment on waking , no matter what your mood, say to yourself, i will get all the comfort and pleasure possible out of this day, and i will do something to add to the measure of the world s happiness or well-being. i will control myself when tempted to be irritable or unhappy, i will look for the bright side of every event., once you say these things over to yourself in a calm, earnest way, you will begin to feel more cheerful. the worries and troubles of the coming day will seem less colossal., then say , i shall be given help to meet anything that comes today. everything will be for the best. i shall succeed in whatever i undertake. i cannot fail., do not let it discourage you if the moment you leave your room you encounter a trouble or a disaster. this usually happens. when we make any boasts, spiritually or physically, we are put to the test. the occult forces about us are not unlike human beings. when a schoolboy boasts of his strength, and says he can lick any boy in school, he generally gets a chance to prove it., when we declare we are brave enough to overcome any fate, we find our strength put to the test at once., but that is all right. prove your words to be true. regard the troubles and cares you encounter as the punching bags of fate, given you to develop your spiritual muscle., go at them with courage and keep to your morning resolve., by and the troubles will lessen, and you will find yourself master of circumstances.

dry milk (i use dry whole milk because if i m drinking these, i need the extra fat and calories...no fat milk works just fine, here, though and keeps it healthier for most people), powdered sugar, malted milk powder, cocoa, vanilla bean, split and scraped, dry, no heat required thickening agent (sold in most pharmacies), powdered vitamin supplement , dry protein supplement, fiber etc. just follow the package recommendations and add enough for about 35 doses .

russet* potatoes, peanut oil for frying, water, sea or kosher salt, various seasonings, if desired, ie dry ranch dressing , dry bbq seasoning, lemon pepper, salt and black pepper, cayenne or chili, dill, etc, i have tried yukon gold for these , but they didn tsp work as well for me...they didn tsp get as crispy, which is our preference

non-petroleum jelly , you make yourself, herbs , personally i would use, peppermint oil , eucalyptus oil, or another mint for the menthol, rosemary , cuz i love the smell, and it has also been used to help improve the memory so a little a day never hurts, lavendar to help you relax and sleep, mix together well. use as much or as little of the oils as you are comfortable with. i like mine strong, but for a child it should be less., rub this on your chest cover up and go to sleep, you will feel better for it.

pistachio pudding pops adapted from krystina castella s new book : pops! icy treats for everyone published by quirk books., variations of additional pudding pops can be found at icypops.com, sugar, cornstarch, salt, milk (note : do yourself a favor and use whole milk), unsalted butter, vanilla extract, shelled pistachios

butter, flour (sub your desired thickener, as appropriate, for allergies or intolerances), stock (low sodium broth can probably be used)--veggie or chicken is usually best, i think, milk (lowfat is okay), salt and pepper, whatever your of is needed to be...(ie mushroom, celery, chicken, onion, potato, broccoli, cauliflower, etc) finely chopped

ground beef, refried beans, salsa, flour tortillas, cheddar cheese

boiled rice, spring onions, thinly sliced (scallions), tomatoes, chopped, pitted green olives , sliced in three rounds, pitted black olives , sliced in three rounds, savoury mayonnaise (not sweet , try thomy or hellmans), plain yogurt, cajun spices (or taco or burrito spice with a bit of chilli powder added), vegetable bouillon granules, ground coriander, salt and pepper

chorizo sausage, casings removed and crumbled, chopped red onion, green chile pepper, seeded and diced, eggs, flour tortillas, shredded cheddar cheese

ground pork sausage, eggs, beaten, chopped green chile peppers, drained, flour tortillas, cheddar cheese, shredded, all-purpose flour, milk

graham crust (make it yourself or premade is fine.), cream cheese, frozen orange juice, sweetened condensed milk, cream (cool whip)

cornflakes (or 5-1/2 cups original kellogg s special k), sugar, clear karo , or other light corn syrup (actually blackburn syrup tastes the best, if you can find it), butter, vanilla extract, smooth peanut butter (best is the kind you mix up yourself)

jambalaya for a crowd, source : college cooking: feeding yourself and your friends, onion, green pepper, stalks celery, garlic, andouille or smoked sausage, boneless, skinless chicken breasts, diced tomatoes, dry chicken bouillon, water, rice, peeled and deveined raw shrimp

best quality stew beef (buy a whole roast, and cut it in 2 inch cubes yourself and save the money by doing the work), seasoned flour for dredging (salt and pepper mixed in flour), onions sliced (1 onion per lb of beef cubes), garlic cloves minced, rashers of thick cut bacon, diced, dark ale-actually use 2 bottles, beef broth, thyme, red wine vinegar, brown sugar, red skin potatoes , roasted after being rolled in oil and coarse salt

stew meat or beef you cut up yourself, butter to brown meat in, whole corn or 1 bag frozen drained, peas or 1 bag frozen drained, carrots or fresh cut up or 1 bag frozen drained, frozen or 1qt home canned drained, lg potatoes peeled & cut up or 4 cans drained, beef gravy or canned, beef broth, lg slow cooker

whole wheat tortilla, boneless skinless chicken breast, cubed, grain brown rice, fat free ranch dressing, good barbecue sauce, tortilla chips, crushed (depending on your preference), lettuce (optional), shredded cheese (optional), tomato (optional)

ground beef, enchilada sauce (more if you like it saucier), dry burrito seasoning mix, burrito size flour tortilla (8 count ), cheese (your favorites , as much as you like. i have used montery jack, colby, a 4-cheese blend, and a mexica), shredded lettuce, green onion, black olives, diced tomato, sour cream, salsa or picante sauce

maggi sauce * or 1 tbsp soy sauce, plus 1 tbsp worcestershire sauce, water, fresh lime juice, garlic cloves, minced, serrano chile, stemmed, seeded, and minced, salt and freshly ground black pepper, olive oil, skirt steak, trimmed and cut into 3 pieces, vegetable or olive oil, diced onion, diced red bell pepper, garlic cloves, minced, serrano chiles, stemmed, seeded, and minced, beef broth, diced tomatoes with juice, dried oregano, salt and freshly ground black pepper, flour tortillas, lime wedges, for serving, maggi sauce is a popular seasoning in mexico that can be found in latin markets