Throwback Thursday! This was originally published on July 19, 2012 but I am bringin’ it back, baby! This is one of my favorite street corn recipes–well, it’s the only one I have, actually, but it is really good. Getcha some!
Month: April 2018
Nuggets
This past weekend I attended Time Out For Women–a two-day conference sponsored by Deseret Book Company. It was wonderful! Beautiful, uplifting, powerful inspiration and music. The following are some of the “nuggets” I picked up. I hope you can be strengthened from these:
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Every answer is in the scriptures.
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If you saw the size of the blessing coming, you would understand the magnitude of the battle you’re fighting. (2 Corinthians 4:16-18).
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Be centered in Christ
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Look to the WORD, instead of the WORLD.
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Your trial will turn you to the scriptures and to Christ.
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What God doesn’t PROTECT you from, He will PERFECT you through.
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Choose PROGRESS over PERFECTION.
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The Lord will meet you where you are, but He doesn’t intend to leave you there.
Pancakes with Apple Brown Sugar Topping
Who doesn’t like pancakes? And what if you add apples, brown sugar, and butter? Exactly. I needed a quick breakfast because I had just finished a phone meeting with my new Power of Moms content editor–training her on how I publish the articles for the site–and I was hungry. Checked the fridge and saw two leftover pancakes and some cut up apples I had left over from a pie I had made. Hmmm, I thought, those could be good together. So I grabbed those, along with some butter and brown sugar.


- Pancakes (use a recipe of your choice)
- Cut up Fuji and Granny Smith apples
- Brown Sugar
- Butter
- Melt a tablespoon of butter in a small skillet over medium-high heat.
- Add brown sugar and apples and stir to combine.
- If using leftover pancakes for a single serving, add the pancakes and heat them up along with the topping.
- There are many plain pancake recipes out there. This should work well with any of them. Check out some of our recipes here on the blog.
The Voice of Truth
I was editing some old posts the other day and came across this draft that my sister, Amy, had written up. She was one of our original Mavens when we started this blog about 8 years ago. It was a really good post, so she gave me permission to publish it today. We can all use this. Her words are below:
“I don’t normally go for popular christian music but my daughter, Logan, has a song on a CD that she listens to over and over and over (the autism factor) while traveling in the car to and from school. One beautiful autumn day, amidst the fall foliage of the southwest Virginia mountains, we were driving along and the lyrics to this song spoke volumes to me. I’d obviously heard it many times before but my spirit was not yet to the place it needed to be for the message to get through to me.
The lyrics touched me on so many levels. There are many gospel lessons to be learned therein. I especially love the references to the waves and to the story of “the giant”. Those waves and that “giant” are things we confront daily as we struggle to conquer our own Goliaths. Satan wreaks havoc with us as he tries to persuade us that we’ll never win. But, the voice of truth tells me a different story. The voice of truth says do not be afraid.” This is beautiful and we all deal with our own Goliaths.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaVg0cWkgAw
Crashing Waves Photo by Jordan Donaldson | @jordi.d on Unsplash
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie




- 1 qt. rhubarb, cut up into 1/2″ little chunks
- 3/4 – 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 t. cinnamon
- 1/4 cup tapioca
- 3-oz. strawberry Jell-O
- about 1/4 – 1/2 cup of water
- Mix everything but the Jell-O together in a large saucepan and bring to a boil.
- Add the Jell-O and stir to evenly combine.
- Pour into prepared pie crust. Dot with butter, if desired.
- Place top crust over pie and flute the edges to seal.
- Cut slits in top crust to vent.
- Bake 40 minutes at 425 F.
- Cool in refrigerator.
- The filling may boil over a bit so be sure to have something under your pie to catch any drippings.
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Because of Him
I hope you are enjoying this beautiful Easter Sunday. We have been watching the sessions of our faith’s General Worldwide Conference from Salt Lake City. How appropriate to also be celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ during this time.
Please enjoy this short video with your family as we all remember our Savior, Jesus Christ, and all that He did for us.