Thursday, April 23, 2009

An Invitation to Visit Historic Copley, Circle Area
























































Here is an extented personal invitation to come and visit our Shop! My Country Heart, is located in Copley, Ohio 44321 , 3564 Copley Rd. We are located on Route 162, right on Copley Circle!
There are many new shops that have opened in the area, you can make an afternoon of fun shopping and browsing! Here are a few of the other shops located right next to us. Copley Antique Mall has many Antique Dealers and many quality Antiques. Just That Twist, is located within walking distance and is a newly opened retail shop with lots of neat things to see. The Red Door, just down a few steps, is another large antique shop! Contact me for any questions you may have! Come take a little road trip & visit us:-)

Here's All the Beautiful Signs of Spring!














































































Here's a peek of the bulbs I planted last fall, what a surprise they render in the Spring! Who says you can't make a Blue Spruce and Egg Tree:-)

Monday, February 16, 2009

Here's A Freebie For you! Award Winning Chili Recipe



Aunt Kathie's
Award Winning Chili

Ingredients:

1 lb.Extra-Lean Ground Round
1/2 Pkg. McCormick's Mild Chili Seasoning Mix.
2 or 3 handfuls of Ditalini Macaroni (Uncooked).
1 14oz. Can of Beef Broth (College Inn or Gia Russa).
1 reg. size can of Pinto Beans (use juice).
1 reg. size can of whole Potatoes (cut in little pieces & rinsed, discard water in can).
1 reg. size can of Dark Red Kidney Beans.
1 6oz. can Contadina Tomato Past (with Roasted Garlic listed on the label).
1 28oz. Can (Progresso or Giant Eagle) Crushed Tomatoes in Puree.
1 reg. size can Lima beans, or large flat Italian Green Beans (Select Brand or DelMonte).
2-3 T. Extra Light Olive Oil (Bertolli).
2 flat round Cipolline onions, chopped up fine.
(optional: fresh Green pepper, tastes great without it!)
2 T. brown sugar
1 or 2 pats of real butter
Parsley Flakes, Onion Powder, Basil, Garlic-Pepper & water as needed.

Directions: In a large deep soup pan, brown hamburg in olive oil, onions, (green pepper cut up small if you like it) & add seasonings. (Cook well.) Add McCormick's Chile Mix, Tomato Paste, Crushed Tomato Sause, Beef Broth, Brown Sugar, stir well. Then add all beans, potatoes, butter & Macaroni, cover,then after coming to a boil,simmer on your lowest burner setting for 45 minutes. I like it to kinda' forment covered, for 15-20 minutes before serving. Yum! Serve with bagels, or cornbread, shredded cheddar, or sour cream. Depends how the diet goes. (I like it just with stone ground whole wheat flour bread, toasted!) Sorry, No awards were won with this Chile recipe :-), but it does not last long at home!

Sunday, December 21, 2008

See Our New Ad in the Ohio Country Register!


Don't forget to pick-up the totally free Ohio Country Register, newspaper that you see in all the Primitive shops. It is jam packed with neat stuff to look at and shops all around Ohio. And Barb, the editor is doing such a great job helping customers find us for all your primitive needfull things! Drop her a line and tell her how much you love the job that she does~ ! ohiocountryregister@yahoo.com






May all your dreams come true in this brand New Year of 2009. Wishing peace, love, & happiness.

A Blessed Merry Christmas to you!




Wishing all who enter a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Come visit our shop & make yourself at home, we love our visitors to take their time and browse through the farmhouse. You never know what you will
find!:-)

Christmas Open House & Customer Appreciation!
































































































































































































































December 6th & 7th brought lots of free gifts with purchase and homemade goodies to our annual Christmas Open House. The weather was not too agreeable here in the heartland of Ohio! Our December started out more like our January weather!