FREEBIE! MY FAVORITE DELICIOUS PIZZA CRUST RECIPE!

Of course you can start off with a salad with lots of walnuts, spinach, & cranberries.....I think Italian tomatoes tastes & looks the best in any salad. We always use the BIG plastic bowls you get at the dollar store for salads, so..... more salad, less fats stuff.

Here's the vintage looking original recipe! Ha.

Mix lightly.....

Flour the rolling area....

Or can be divided in to two balls.

Pastry paper required no pan cleaning afterwards!!!!!!!yaaaaa.

Half pepperoni, have onions & cut up tomatoes.

This has to be my very favorite pizza crust recipe! I haven't found any to surpass ~ it's light, chewy, & easy! I have to give credit to J.P. Morgan Chase, for this great recipe, when I worked for the CEO, of Bank One, before Chase took them over ~ this was handed down to me from Bruce Bailey, at that time. He said it was his wife's favorite! So here it is being shared with you, so you can enjoy it. I hadn't made it in a long while. And just put it to the test last night. Mmmmm! It was my husband & son's, favorite dish....:

~~~~ THEE, FAMOUS PIZZA CRUST~~~

1 package yeast (three come in a pack, only use one)
1/4 cup lukewarm water

2 tablespoons olive oil (says you can use oleo or oil)
1 1/2 t. salt (I use 1/2 t.)

3 1/2 cups unsifted flour

Soften yeast in lukewarm water & let stand 5 minutes. Pour hot water over olive oil & salt. Let cool to lukewarm. Then combine with yeast. Gradually stir in flour, mixing until dough is smooth. Knead lightly. Roll out to 1/8 inch thick on cookie sheet. ( I use pasty paper, works like a dream?) Spread dough with your favorite tomato sauce & mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, Italian spices, garlic, & whatever you love. (Can sprinkle a little olive oil over pizza.) BAKE AT 425 DEGREES FOR 20 MINUTES. I like to preheat oven. You will love it!!!

Please ad me to your blog or web site, Thank you!!!!!!! www.mycountryheart.com

Kathie~

Christmas Open House & Customer Appreciation!

Extending an invitation for all of you to join us in celebrating our 11th annual Christmas Gathering, here at the farmhouse shop! We will have a drawing for a $25 gift certificate, homemade cookies, and a free 2010 Victorian Calendar with a $10 purchase! Come also to enjoy the Copley Circle Annual Tree lighting at the Gazabo and Santa will arrive at the circle, right outside the door, on a fire truck! Here is our ad, published in "The Ohio Country Register". The best prim shop publication, out there!

Holiday Lighted Centerpiece with tiny twinkies

Great for a Holiday Table decoration. Glass globe is filled with dried goodies and the glass is drilled for the large lite inside. Also included is a tri-colored pipberry swag, tin star and tin flag swag, & 50 light tiny bulb twinky lights, with wood box included. Cost: $95.00 + postage. Last one available.

Brand New Designed Santa In Old Quilt!

Here's my newly designed Santa dressed in old red & white cutter quilt which is made to look older. He is carrying an aged sholder bag with a candycame, diamond dusted star in a tin circullar painted cornicopia ornie. His wool beard is needle punched on and there's a neat brass antiqued bell with a big loop on his hat. Cost: $75.00. SOLD, THANKYOU!

Freebie Idea & How-To, for you! Lima & String Bean Swag:-)

Here is all that you will need to make this cute little Lima Bean Swag. When you make a trip to your favorite outdoor market, pick up some large marbled string beans and flat Lima bean in the hull. Dry both in a box top or any dry place, make sure none of them touch and they are not wet. After a week or two, get a punch, & rusty wire. Cut a piece of wire in the length you would like, punch each bean in the middle and thread a swag. If you can't find Lima beans, okra will do nicely, too. Add home spun strip or whatever else you can come up with! Have fun!

These swags are available for purchase $9.00 +postage, contact me at kathiegivens@msn.com

This last one is available.

What's New - Take a Peek!

Civil War Sign - $18 - Sorry, Sold

These two little pinkeep Annie's would love to grace your wall or sit inside an olde basket. They are both made of old quilt and have a stunning smile with old lace and buttons:-) $48 each + pony express. Visit my site.

Here's a cutey. She is available for adoption, she is quiet, inventive, loves old stuff, and will make your primitive spirit soar. $68. plus travel. Email me! kathiegivens@roadrunner.com

Free Gift Fridays!

All through the month of October we are offering you a free Old print 2010 Victorian Calendar, with a $20.00 or more purchase, on Fridays!

Come on in and see all our primitive Halloween & Fall decorations. We are locating in the old 8 room Farmhouse, right on Copley Circle, in Copley Ohio, Rt. 162. 40 minutes from Cleveland, 30 minutes from Canton, Ohio. Give me a call at the shop and I will help. 330-665-9696. Great finds to see! Lots of hand-mades to smooth your primitive spirits.

Happy Halloween Everyone!

Time to get out those Fall Decorations!

Come and see our just in, pottery pumpkins, they are great to lite with candles and last for many years!

New Ad for the Ohio Country Register!

Here is Faith, posing for her 1st debut.

One of her favorite Bible quotes is:

"The truth shall make you free"

If you want to enjoy a free and very interesting little newspaper, with Primitive shops & ads, look for the Country Register! It is awesome!

Here is our ad for the fall issue that recently was published.

The prim doll in the ad, posed for this event and is wearing her favorite dress and a vintage pin with a tiny mustard seed inbedded in it. Her name is Faith, and she was recently sold, (thank you!) but you can view her little antique dress, below. She is one of a kind and was recently designed by My Country Heart.

Fall Sunflowers to Hang!

Primitive Sunflowers done in the large size and below in a smaller rendition. They are handmade and handstitched with a dry-brush painting.

Fresh off the drawing board are these new sunflower hangers! They are turning into a best seller & I may offer them in my pattern for sale. Let me know if any of you are interested. kathiegivens@roadrunner.com If you visit us in Copley, Ohio, at the shop, you can check out our sunflower and old crow harvest tree, done up in gold twinky lights!

I like to hang them on a window or porch, too! &, They fit nicely in an envelope to mail! They are great to sew up while watch TV!

Don't forget to visit my site for a peek, I just added 15 new items, along with the above! www.mycountryheart.com !