Cauliflower Salad!

Sister Ryan served this salad at the ward B-Q and it was so delicious! Ward members requested this recipe as well as others that were served that night. If you brought a salad to the ward B-Q, we'd love to have the recipe! Just email recipes to parish@sfcn.org. 

 

Cauliflower Salad from Sister Annette Ryan's kitchen

2 heads of fresh cauliflower
1- 8 oz pkg. of fresh mushrooms

Boil cauliflower and mushrooms in salt and 1/4 cup vinagar until tender. Drain and cool or run under cold water.

Mix the following and place in fridge for 2 hours or until chilled:
About 1 cup miracle whip
1/4 cup honey mustard
1/4 cup stone ground dijon mustard
3 heaping Tbs. dill relish (can use chopped pickles)
3 heaping Tbs. sweet relish
6 cloves pickled diced garlic
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pepper
1 tsp. Onrea (found in the meat department)
1-2 bunches of green onions, chopped
Optional additions: boiled egg, black or green olives. Can use canned mushrooms instead of fresh. 

Stir into cauliflower and mushrooms and enjoy!

Looking for volunteers

I'm looking for 2 people to come a half hour early to the ward B-Q on the 17th. I need help to set up and also help to keep things going during the the B-Q. It is really easy and even fun...I'm just short handed. The Bishopric will be cooking the meat. The B-Q starts at 6:00 at the SF Sports Park so I would need you to come at 5:30. Anyone?

Thanks, Amber Parish

p.s. to the previous post about a wedding gift for Jon Phelps: Sister Williams will have the the quilt available to work on the night before at 7:00 p.m. on July 27th as well.

Wedding Quilt for Jon Phelps

Would you like to go in on a wedding gift for a member of our ward, Jon Phelps? You can donate money and/or time. Any money left over after purchasing material for the quilt will be given to the couple as part of their gift. To help with the quilting, show up to Mable William's house any time on July 28th. 8:00 a.m. is not too early! She will teach you to quilt if you need instruction so it's a perfect opportunity to learn.

We had Jenny Selby's quilt tied this morning before lunch and we didn't start until 10:00! Making quilts is a great excuse to chat with the great ladies in our ward. If you would like us to help you tie your quilt, gather your supplies and give Sister Lamb a call!

The Quilting Bee by Morgan Weistling

Wednesday July 13^th at 6:30 is our  next quilting bee! Come to learn, to help or just to chat! 

July 20^th 10:00 a.m. at the church: Come help us tie Jenny Selby's quilt! If you would like us to help you tie yours, contact Sue Johnson or Karen Lamb to get on the list. 

Everyone is welcome!

*Liz Young is still extending an invitation to anyone who would like to participate in a playgroup for children. If you would like to get on her email list to receive notices of playgroup dates, send Liz an email at: happysmile21@hotmail.com 

*Contact Chris Hansen if you'd like to learn how to make jam- or would like to teach someone how.

Message from Sister Ryan

When I was able to come stay at my Sister Ora Lee and Brother-in-law Dennis Palombo's to take care of my mother, it was a prayer answered. I had said as I prayed to Heavenly Father, 'if I am able to be close to a temple, I will try to go once a week.' I am so grateful He has made this possible.

Usually I do Endowments but June 30th I did Initiatory. It had been years since I had taken the opportunity to do so. I had forgotten the blessings that are given. It was such a wonderful remembrance and eye opening experience. My soul was spiritually awakened and fed.

RS Activities and News

Congratulations to all our Senior Graduates! We welcome Sydney Lamb, Jordan Kramer, Brooke Kramer, Kylie Kramer,  Wendy Lopez, Bonnie Miller, Lydia Money and Trisha Parish to Relief Society!  

Watch for the date of our next quilting bee!  We'd love to tie and chat while helping you tie a quilt for your family! If you would like to bring material for the rest of us to help tie, please call Karen Lamb at 798-9682 or Sue Johnson at 798-6035 to sign up.

Debbie Bell is helping us tie humanitarian quilts at our quilting bees. If you would like to help buy batting for humanitarian quilts, please submit donations in a tithing envelope by writing 'ward humanitarian' in the box marked 'other'.  $1.00 a month from enough people will make a difference. Any amount helps!

Liz Young is extending an invitation to anyone who would like to participate in a playgroup for children. If you would like to get on her email list to receive notices of playgroup dates, send Liz an email at: happysmile21@hotmail.com

Sewing night: If you would like to make adorable baby blankets, gather your supplies and meet with us on Wednesday June 1st at 6:30 to sew. Ann Haymond will be teaching us how. If you would rather work on other sewing projects, feel free to bring anything you want to work on. If you have a sewing machine, bring that as well!  

Supplies are as follows:

outside and back fabric 40"

square in the middle 30"

any embellishments (rik rac, etc) 125"

If you purchase ric-rak it's cheaper off the bolt rather than buy the package.

Welcome Chris!

Welcome
Chris Hansen
our new
Relief Society
Activities Coordinator.
You're going to do a great job!


I will miss Relief Society
a ton, but will be learning
a whole lot of new things in scouts!
Thanks to everyone who has
helped out with Relief Society Activities over
the past year and a half. It was a blast.
I learned a lot and got to know so many of you better.
We have incredible sisters in this ward!
--Heather Stites--

Yahoo! Save money on food!

Here's a link to an order form for the church dry pack in Springville (by Walmart) for those who like to check their prices before shopping at the store. Compared to local stores- white, black and pinto beans are usually half price at the dry pack. You can walk in and buy a 25 pound bag or can them in #10 cans with missionaries to help you.

30 Minute Dinners!!

April 20th at 6:30. Some of the best things happen around the dinner table. We'll be sharing easy ways to make it happen when time is short. See you there!