Girls Night!

I had game night at my house last night. We have one about every month with all the girls in my old ward. I wish I had Harmony Ward back. Anyway, I'm glad that I still get to do stuff with my friends in the ward even though I moved. We really have a blast every time we get together! This morning Preston said, "You girls sounded like you have a really good time last night." I told him we usually do exactly that every time. I don't know whether it's because we do it late at night, but we always end up laughing our heads off, usually at mine or Andrea's expense but some one as got to be that person right?

Anyway, it was a big success we had 9 of us here and it was super fun! The deal is that whoever hosts does the treats. I had been so excited that I got to do game night that I had been planning for a week. I don't mean to brag but I made some really super yummy treats. I'm glad that everyone came and I promised that I would pass around some of my recipes that I used.

Thanks again everyone for coming it was really fun!

Fruit Salsa

1 8 oz can of crushed pineapple, (do not drain)
8 oz of strawberries chopped fine
3 kiwis peeled and chopped fine
2 mangos
2 T brown sugar
1/3 c orange juice

Mix pineapple and brown sugar well. Add all other finely chopped fruit and orange juice. Toss and chill. Serve with cinnamon tostada chips.

I'm sure if you wanted to you could do different fruit... I did add a peach to mine last night.

Cinnamon Tostada Chips

Preheat oven to 400˚. Cut flour tortillas into strips. Lightly spray with water. Combine sugar and cinnamon in a Ziploc bag. Put strips in bag and shake until coated. Place in single layer on baking sheet. Bake 8-10 min or until lightly brown and crisp. Cool on wire rack.

Or just buy them at Food City. They fry theirs which makes them way better!

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And if you want the Almond Danish Swirls is one of Paula Deen's http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paula-deen/almond-danish-swirls-recipe/index.html

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They are yummy, easy, and impressive too!