8 cups (DON’T JUDGE – it’s so worth it) shredded cheddar cheese (I usually go with a fiesta blend mix from Wal-Mart)
3 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup sour cream
4 tablespoons butter cut into pieces
1/2 teaspoon salt
Lemon pepper seasonings, garlic powder and pretty much anything else you want to spice it up
1 cup milk
Directions
Pre Heat oven to 350 degrees F.
First step is boiling the elbow pasta!
When I boil the pasta, I put lemon pepper seasonings, season salt and garlic powder in the water to give the elbow noodles a nice kick!
Once you have the pasta cooked and drained, place in a large bowl and while still hot add four cups of the shredded cheddar.
In a separate bowl, combine the remaining ingredients (eggs, sour cream, butter, salt and milk) and mix together. Usually I add a pinch more of lemon pepper, garlic powder and whatever other seasonings you want to add. Then I pour the drained elbow pasta into the mix and stir everything together.
Pour elbow pasta mixture into a casserole dish and add the other four cups of cheese to the top making sure to cover the entire surface.
Bake for 30 to 45 minutes. When you see the cheese browning slightly on the edges, you are done. Let sit for about 10 minutes and then you are ready to serve!
“Let us come into his presence with thanksgiving; let us make a joyful noise to him with songs of praise!” – Psalm 95:2
Once a year we make a huge effort to make sure everyone has a good Thanksgiving.
And while there’s nothing wrong with that – we definitely need to be thankful for what our forefathers did for us, as well as for the many blessings we have as Americans…blessings that I’m afraid we’ve all taken for granted and can be lost in the blink of an eye.
But I digress.
Let me suggest something to you this Thanksgiving.
Take time to make a list of the 10 things you are most thankful for.
Now, don’t be surprised if you have more than 10 – thankfulness has a way of building momentum, once you get started!
Use this Thanksgiving to say thanks to the people you love and those who make your day run smoothly.
Pray for those who have trouble finding things for which to be thankful.
Maybe they’re alone this year, or homeless. Perhaps they’re having financial difficulties or even facing death or tremendous illness.
While you’re at it, thank God for all His blessings in your life. I promise if you’ll do this, Thanksgiving will take on new meaning.
Mr. C and Sal, Jr would like to wish all of our employees a Happy Thanksgiving Holiday. Regal Automotive Group will be closed on Thursday , November 25th and will re open normal business hours on Friday, November 26th.
“He is a shield to those who walk in integrity.” – Proverbs 2:7
Lying has become a pervasive problem.
It seems that today’s “me-first” mindset places very little value on honesty and personal integrity. Truth is sacrificed on the altar of self-advancement.
The two main reasons we lie are usually rooted in either fear or pride.
Fear is the first reason. We are afraid of the consequences if we tell the truth. Yielding to fear shows a lack of trust in God to take care of the situation. If we yield to God and do it His way He will usually give us favor with those that we fear.
The other reason is pride. We are prideful and concerned about what others will think of us (desiring their approval instead of God’s.)
At the time, you may think that lying will make life easier, but one lie almost always requires another and another and another. You have to remember everything you said to keep from confusing your lies.
When you start with the truth, you don’t have to remember all the specific details. The truth makes life a lot less complicated.
Take a look at your life. Where do you fall on the spectrum of honest living?
There’s only one way to break the bondage of a lie, and that’s with truth. Seek to live with integrity and honesty and you’ll find new freedom for living.
How?
The truth is found in Jesus Christ. Find Him, and find the truth, the power, and strength to become a person of integrity.
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