More thanks and the recipe!

Lonna let me know about Brenda Larson, who was a great help, She set up the displays, did the table decorations, assisted Trudy.  Dottie also helped with the set up.  I hope Brenda will join the Daughters in the Euclid Camp.


Kim sent her recipe for that wonderful Salad.

Craisins Salad by Kim Koyle

1 head red leaf lettuce

1 head green leaf lettuce

1 head iceberg lettuce

1 (8 oz.) package shredded mozzarella cheese

1 (8 oz.) package shredded Parmesan cheese

1 pound bacon, cooked and crumbled

1 (8 oz.) package Craisins

1 c. sliced almonds, toasted

Break red and green leaf lettuce into pieces.  Chop iceberg lettuce.  Toss together with the other ingredients except the bacon.  (I heat bacon just prior to serving to release the yummy flavor.)  Add bacon and toss.

Craisins Salad Dressing

½ c. red wine vinegar

1 c. sugar

½ onion, chopped

1 ½ t. salt

2 t. mustard

1 c. canola oil

In blender mix all ingredients, except oil.  Add oil and blend again.

Either pass the dressing around with the salad or toss with the salad. 

Enjoy

Euclid Camp Opening Social

Euclid Camp had an amazing opening social. Lori Lakey, a friend of Trudy Hooper's, presented an informative and fun presentation on vintage clothing.  It ranged from pioneer times to clothes from the 50's.  We learned a lot about underclothing from the 1800's. We were all grateful we didn't live during those times, even though the clothes were beautiful.  We had a delicious lunch. The table settings were lovely, with scattered old pictures on the tables, I think we all wished we would come upon a long lost picture of one of our ancestors.  I am not sure who all to acknowledge for all the hard work.  I know Lonna, Trudy, Kim and Debi were all involved, and a big thank you to Lori Lakey for the presentation, and the use of her lovely home.  Have we recruited her into the DUP Camp?