Don't Be Chicken About Cooking Bar-B-Que Chicken!

Who don't like a big dish of bar-b-que chicken?  It is a much loved dish at pic-nics, potlucks, and parties and is usually accompanied by a big bowl of potato salad, baked beans, and corn on the cob with a side of coleslaw! There are a couple of different ways to cook it. You can grill it, or you can bake it, either way is good. Sometimes if the weather doesn't cooperate and it is raining, you will be unable to grill it, and baking is the only way to go. Also, when grilling chicken, you have to cook it long and slow over low heat so that it will cook thouroughly and not burn and you may not have time to do that, so again, baking would be the better method. Baking is a great way to do it because you can walk away from the oven and prepare other foods or do other things while it is cooking, and while grilling you have to constantly keep an eye on it. Here is a link with an easy recipe for baking your bar-b-que chicken with all the ingredients listed that will make sure you end up with a tasty dish that will please everyone!


http://www.hippshelp.com/how-to-make-barbeque-chicken/

Kill What Bugs You And Your Plants The Safe Way

You love flowers and fruits and vegetables, but you don't love the bugs that are forever trying to kill your beautiful rosebuds, and the tomato worms that attack your tomato plants and leave you with an empty garden. You don't like using harsh chemical sprays that have warning labels a mile long that give you nightmares at night of accidentally getting some on your skin or sneezing and inhaling the fumes that will put you into an early grave!  How do you get rid of the pests and have a beautiful flower garden or produce garden that will make you proud?  Try the organic method of pest control.  It is much safer and was used long before the chemical pesticides were ever produced and sold on the retail market.  Just a few every day ingredients can be used in a broad range of pest control that will leave your plants, (flowers, fruits, or vegetables), pest and pesticide free.  Take a look a the link below to give you a list of what to get, and what pests it is good for.

http://www.hippshelp.com/how-to-make-popular-organic-pesticides/