Thursday, December 26, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS WITH SHORT STORIES IN THE VAMPIRE DIARIES KINDLE WORLD
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Happy Holidays this Winter Time
Merry Christmas! |
It is very cold here and we are just struggling with this heavy snow fall and terribly low temperatures.
This is a record breaking Winter for us, and it isn't even Winter.
So I am getting to spend some time at the computer. Right now I have a cup of coffee here and a bowl of homemade soup. I just like to cook, but the roads are pretty hazardous, so the pantry is looking a little empty.
This is a good time for simple cooking for me. I learned to cook when I was not quite in grade school. And I was short for my age, but in my family, you had to learn to cook young.
Some of the boys I knew were learning to drive a tractor out in the field or a truck and I envied them somewhat, but I did learn to cook from scratch is what people called it.
All of my life I have seen people who prize their family recipe more than anything else they have in their kitchen. I have tried to pry some of these out of a person before, and it is impossible to do.
So when I thought of writing a cookbook of my own, with no experience at this at all, I thought of the years I had cooked, the people I had taught, and the numbers I had fed at one time, from two to three hundred!
That is what happened. It took a while, but I did write my first cookbook with no other reason than this:
Hard Times
From my own experience and tales people have told me over the years, I know we can't always go to the grocery store and buy whatever we want. Many people have really had to cut down on grocery buying, even when their own families which they had to feed got larger. I have been there.
The second reason I wrote my first cookbook is many people kept asking me to show them how to cook this or that. You would be surprised how many times that can happen. I have even shown a would-be cook how to crack an egg.
There is a third reason I wrote my first cookbook. I wanted to share some recipes which I had developed myself over the years. I would have loved to have had some of those recipes people sometimes carried to their grave, seriously.
But now, people through the Internet have access to all sorts of how to books and there are recipe books galore. I think that is wonderful and a service to mankind.
But I still had this nagging desire which wouldn't quit, to share some of my own cooking knowledge with others, so finally I gave up my own fight against doing this, and started writing.
I have written three cookbooks so far, and thinking of a fourth. And I am grateful this Holiday Season that I was able to get these out to people I can share this simple, frugal, cooking handed down to me.
Again, Happy Holidays!
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Friday, November 29, 2013
Sunday, November 17, 2013
HOMEMADE AND TASTY
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Back to Basics cooking for the Holidays
LOOKING AT THE HOLIDAYS OF THE SEASONS
There are many reasons people are cutting back on spending, especially for the Holiday Season. The economy has hit people hard this year, and unemployment has climbed. In spite of this, the price to cook a meal has been dramatically climbing and there is no end in sight.
I personally love the holidays and learned years ago to trim my plans for a lavish and huge meal. At one time our family baked twenty pies of various kinds, several turkeys, a whole ham of giant size and all of those side dishes, salads special for the holiday, and special gravies and breads.
It was a time when special linens were placed on the table, and the table had two extra additions which were added. The table was polished and then the linens added and the napkins and on and on it went.
We have always had special candle holders, a large plate which was just for the turkey, and another serving dish just for deviled eggs.
The list included things to make cookies, all those different salads, and sweet potato and green bean dishes.
We would be doing dishes for hours afterwards and learned to clean the pans we used as we made the dishes.
And then came days of leftovers. I have cooked for as many as three hundred people, and as little as two. So I know about these holiday traditions from years of experience.
I also went to many parties and events where we would bring a covered dish, and all of these dishes would be put on long tables and we shared. It was such a delightful mixture of food, and we loved it.
Nonetheless, I have found it is a good idea not to get too carried away, and above all to keep it simple.
I have found people like to have a simple meal, not elaborate, just good home cooked food. And because of the economy, little by little, this mammoth shopping list for one meal, has been seriously cut.
A little time back, I begin to see that people were having problems with feeding their families because of tightening budgets. So I seriously began to write about how to cook, period.
Not everyone is born with a mother who expects her child to be able to bake biscuits before they start school. And so seriously, it seemed this type of book was needed. So I began to write these things down, share pictures from my own home, since I wanted people to understand, I am just sharing what I know as a cook who has been cooking all of my life and learned to scrimp and save from parents who learned what they knew about this during The Great Depression.
I am thankful today, that the books which have resulted by my desire to share knowledge about the kitchen, have been well received.
I want to thank those people who have shown an interest in my cookbooks.
I would love to hear from you and about your own experiences here. Thank you.
Happy Thanksgiving Everybody!
Two books in one |
http://www.amazon.com/Times-Cookbook-Basics-Depression-Cooking/dp/1478276363
A beginner's guide to canning |
http://www.amazon.com/Hard-Times-Canning-Book-Depression/dp/1491049626
THESE BOOKS ARE PART OF THE NEW AMAZON MATCHBOOK PROGRAM. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON KINDLE BOOKS BOUGHT WITH THE PAPERBACK VERSION. I THINK THIS IS HELPFUL IF YOU WANT TO SHARE THESE RECIPES WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS!
Saturday, November 2, 2013
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
We have a winner
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The winner of the Sweet Pea's Chatter House drawing for the Hot Halloween contest is Krysykat!
Thanks to all who participated!
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Thanks to all who participated!
Monday, October 28, 2013
“Elena, do you want first dibs?
Damon held back slightly, but his eyes sparkled with enjoyment and his mouth broke into a wide smile with just a hint of the sharp teeth which prepared him for what was to come
From The Vampire Diaries: The Lost Diary by Anna Patterson
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Damon held back slightly, but his eyes sparkled with enjoyment and his mouth broke into a wide smile with just a hint of the sharp teeth which prepared him for what was to come
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
She has always told me, “Stefan, you are
too intense!” I wonder what she means by that. Whatever that means, I like her
smile, like velvet flower petals, soft and tender to the touch.
From Kindle World The Vampire Diaries: The Lost Diary by
Anna Pattersonhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FOB3WEQ
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
We are doing Horror and Hot Romance this month!
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Monday, October 21, 2013
Thursday, October 10, 2013
OCTOBER IS SCARY HERE AT SWEET PEA'S CHATTERHOUSE
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
So excited about my Kindle World Short Story
This is a new venture to me, and I loved getting to try my hand at writing a short story in the Kindle World program under The Vampire Diaries!
Sunday, September 15, 2013
New Hard Times Cookbook out: This time a basic how to home canning book
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Below is one of the things which I tell how to do: Canning Peaches
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Why I write the Lost Flyboy Series
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Why I wrote the first book of my Lost Flyboy Series now
I had an old
journalism teacher who once told us, “Write about what you know”, well she was
right. I have heard this many times since she said it in that high school
journalism room. Frankly, I believe ever time you write, no matter what you
write, you had better be writing what you know, but I knew what she meant. Down
under the layers of college courses, experience at a newspaper desk, and even
in a makeshift budding author’s office, I began to peel the layers off actually
hunting for the core of my being, and something worth writing about.
This book is about
a man who has a life or death experience. He is very aware he could die during
this experience, and because of this, a freaky thing happens, he sees flashes
of his entire life which had been hidden from him basically somewhere in the
lost files of memory bank. So there he is, fighting for his life, and for the
life of others, and he sees his life flash before his eyes.
I personally know this
can happen, and so this book is about one huge episode where a man experiences
this phenomenon of man. Have you had such an experience, if so would you like
to share a comment? I would like to see what you have to say about this.
My parents had me at
the end of World War II. They both got caught up in the war and my daddy was an
Air Force cadet training to be a pilot, but said later they reduced the numbers
of those in pilot training when it seemed the war was winding down, so he
finished his military service in another capacity. My daddy died in his
fifties. Mother died a few years back. I
also had an uncle who served and all of my life have heard many first hand
stories about their various adventures. But the main point is, this soldier’s
situation and what he remembered in this flash back of memories as he prepared
to possibly die in that dangerous mission.
This is a rather
small book, but I feel it is interesting and jam packed with wonderful segments
which are of a nostalgic flavor possibly. And there is a romance, which was so
similar to many which occurred during that war time.
So I hope you like
this book about a man who was living a simple life before the war started and
like many, were called up into a very different life than they ever imagined.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
We have a Chatter House Winner!
The winner of the $10 Amazon Gift card drawing from Sweet Pea's Chatter House is:
Janhvi!
Thanks to everyone who participated. Come back again.
Sincerely,
Romance Novelist Anna Patterson
Janhvi!
Thanks to everyone who participated. Come back again.
Sincerely,
Romance Novelist Anna Patterson
Monday, July 29, 2013
Welcome to Romance Vampire Blog Party
Sunday, July 28, 2013
My latest Vampire book, shiver
.
He made the love of his life comfortable. He was territorial, the women knew to
give them space. He comforted her unconscious body in his. He placed it in such
a way she would rest from long habit and then he sent her into a deep sleep and
he rested there, like an intricate piece of something lethal, purring with the
soft sound of perfection.: From recent release Vampire of the Hoar Frost Moon at Amazon.....
Hope you are enjoying the Vampire Blog Hop and visit all the wonderful hot hot Vampire Romance writers!
Hope you are enjoying the Vampire Blog Hop and visit all the wonderful hot hot Vampire Romance writers!
Thursday, July 25, 2013
$10 gift card to Amazon given away in drawing of commemorators on this site during this blog
We are having a drawing for a $10 gift card Amazon at end of this Vampire Blog Hop here. Leave a comment to be included for drawing.
Thanks,
Romance Novelist Anna Patterson
To be a Witch is to be a complicated thing. They both knew it. Copper managed to carry on a bit of a double life and his writing helped, it all blended together : Vampire of the Hoar Frost Moon at Amazon
Thanks,
Romance Novelist Anna Patterson
To be a Witch is to be a complicated thing. They both knew it. Copper managed to carry on a bit of a double life and his writing helped, it all blended together : Vampire of the Hoar Frost Moon at Amazon
He waited, and heard the
shuffling, a sound, almost like laughter, which stood the very hair on the back
of his head up straight, and then it really did move and he saw the dark thing
stand up, and he gasped, a soft sound, like his heart giving out, like his
lungs refusing to breathe. EXCERPT Vampire of the Hoar Frost Moon by Romance Novelist Anna Patterson. Now at AMAZON
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
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Friday, July 19, 2013
Vampire Romance Feature Soon
The Alluring Vampire Stories and Romances. Featured at the end of July as part of a Vampire Romance Blog Hop.
Starts July 25!
Chatter house is giving away $10 Amazon gift card here at end of blog!
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Chatter house is giving away $10 Amazon gift card here at end of blog!
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
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WRITING WESTERN STYLE ROMANCE AND SHARING COOKING SECRETS
WE Romance Writers know how to do two things at once. We might have a hot new novel on the computer, but we can also have homemade brownies in the oven for our families. Multi-tasking, we take to it like there is no tomorrow. So I am happy to say, my Western Romance is featured on Sandra Sookoo's website today. She is known for wonderful romances, so check out her site anytime. Also why don't you go over there and leave a comment on the picnic lunch article she is featuring about my favorite way to fix a meal sometimes. Meanwhile, come back here and say you left a comment there. At the end of the month, I am going to have a $10 gift certificate to Amazon for someone who is drawn out of my Cowgirl hat!. Meanwhile, ya'll come back. and a Howdy to all of you!
WRITING WESTERN STYLE ROMANCE AND SHARING COOKING SECRETS
WE Romance Writers know how to do two things at once. We might have a hot new novel on the computer, but we can also have homemade brownies in the oven for our families. Multi-tasking, we take to it like there is no tomorrow. So I am happy to say, my Western Romance is featured on Sandra Sookoo's website today. She is known for wonderful romances, so check out her site anytime. Also why don't you go over there and leave a comment on the picnic lunch article she is featuring about my favorite way to fix a meal sometimes. Meanwhile, come back here and say you left a comment there. At the end of the month, I am going to have a $10 gift certificate to Amazon for someone who is drawn out of my Cowgirl hat!. Meanwhile, ya'll come back. and a Howdy to all of you!
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Pie making time
Cooking is something which always is helpful to know
I have been trying to remember how old I was when I first started cooking. I was young, very young. But now, I am glad and I can remember I loved it then. There is something satisfying to preparing something someone wants to eat and since I have written about cooking, well I like sharing also
If you were at my house, I would offer you a cup of coffee and something I had baked. We might sit down to have a piece of this freshly made caramelized apricot fried pie. And we would talk about cooking and baking. I have shown many people how to cook. It just comes natural to me and we just find ourselves at the stove and I am stirring something up and telling them how I do it. And I love it when they tell me how they do it.
I have a little cookbook out, a two in one special I would call it, since it is two little cookbooks in one. In this economy, I like a bargain and it sure is one.
If you ever want to share a favorite recipe with me just send it over to the Chatter House and I think that would be great.
Meanwhile, I want to say Thanks for Stopping By!
I have been trying to remember how old I was when I first started cooking. I was young, very young. But now, I am glad and I can remember I loved it then. There is something satisfying to preparing something someone wants to eat and since I have written about cooking, well I like sharing also
Here, have a dish of homemade fried pie |
I have a little cookbook out, a two in one special I would call it, since it is two little cookbooks in one. In this economy, I like a bargain and it sure is one.
If you ever want to share a favorite recipe with me just send it over to the Chatter House and I think that would be great.
Meanwhile, I want to say Thanks for Stopping By!
Caramelized Apricot pies and things like that
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
And the winner is......
We want to thank everyone who entered our Sweet Pea's Chatterhouse drawing. The winner is.....Sarah!
In June we are having cowboy and cowgirl month and will have another drawing then. So come on back anytime you want to. Nice to see you!
Romance Novelist Anna Patterson
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Why I wrote my Hard Times cookbooks
Dear Readers:
I started writing years ago as a newspaper journalist. I have written a lot of things in my time, but the hardest thing I ever personally wrote was a cookbook. And that is because it was so personal and something I wanted to do to help other people. And I wanted to help people who were struggling to feed their families, not back then, when I was trying to feed my own children, but right now, when people are trying to do the same.
I have read hundreds of cookbooks and loved to find a new one and I also have shared recipes with people all my life.
But writing something is not like writing something our on a piece of stationary and handing it to a friend. It is so much harder to write a cookbook.
But the main thing is it made me remember Hard Times something no one would willingly want to do. I can remember working in a factory one summer while I was waiting to go into a university full time that next year. I saw people tape their fingers because of blisters due to repetitive work and they went on to work with these sore hands all day, sometimes for twelve hours straight.
I have seen people go out to the cotton fields with these old gloves and the fingers were cut out of them so they could pick the cotton, a stickery bush for sure and there was blood everywhere. I know some old people who used to brag, "Well, I have sure had it hard, but I never picked cotton." I can see why they say that when I saw all that cotton being picked.
I talked to a woman who can remember hog killing season, and the neighbors helped each other out and killed the hogs, dressed them out (which means cleaning them) and then canned the meat for the winter. I myself have canned pork. Most people don't can meat nowadays, it is just too high risk and dangerous. I feel the same.
But I can things today. It matters what you have done when you start to write anything, I believe. I had a journalism teacher in high school who told us, "Write what you know."
A smart alec of the class said, "What if we don't know anything."
Back then, we thought we knew everything, but now, we have learned differently.
I wrote the Hard Times Cookbooks (two little books both together now in one at Amazon.com,) because I knew something about stretching the food dollar. I still know something about this.
So I just wrote down things I wanted to share, like I was sharing it with my daughter or son or a dear friend. Because that is what I wanted to do. I wanted to help people learn some things which might do them good.
Anyway times are not getting any better, I would think. The economy is still going bad, many people have had their hours cut, or can't find work at all.
So those Hard Times cookbooks, well, I am very glad I shared them. They are not fancy, they are plain, but they still tell the hard, plain truth about cooking.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Celebrating a Western Summer
Hi Ya'll!
It's Summer, FINALLY here and we are celebrating it.
Lots of neat things going on. We are part of the April in Bloom Author's Hop, and you can find out something about gardening tips and cooking on all of the sites until Saturday.
So follow the links.
Thanks for stopping by.
About this Video: I don't know if you have ever been a part of the Western Square Dancing, but I love it. The Western I wrote shows my love of all things Western, but has a touch of my recent fascination with the genre Steampunk. It is a simple little book, but I hope you enjoy its efforts.
So welcome and have a great time!
Celebrating release of Steampunk Book
This is a Steampunk Western, illustrated, and we are celebrating its recent release!
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This is a Steampunk Western Romance Yarn for General Audience. In color, illustrated.
Excerpts: So they went out to the barn and saddled up their horses and raced like children after they closed the barn door. She put the horse to its paces, kicking it slightly, with a tight and expert hold on the reins. He admired her and her tight fit to a horse and her blowing hair beneath her cow girl hat.
He followed her, but didn't want to outride her. The whole point of this day was to enjoy this time with her, and he planned to. So they rode into the hills, all fleshed out with new growth of sapling pine, and green grass and bushes here and there, but perfect for a ride up into those lovely hills with a backdrop of clouds low hanging and moist and blue with rain.p/B00BO83WHA
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Blog Party Events
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Sweet Pea's Chatterhouse is a participant in the Authors in Bloom Blog Party starting April 10 and running for ten days.
Sweet Pea's will in a random drawing choose the winner of a $10 Gift Certificate for Amazon.com.
Visitors:
Please leave comments. As part of giveaways, comments will be sifted through on each site and a random winner chosen via rafflecopter!
We are pleased to announce we have a new Steampunk Book out at Amazon.com and want to call your attention to this now.
Check out the authors in this blog. We are sharing gardening tips and recipes all during the blog hop.
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Crustless Spinach Pie
This is a recipe for a Crustless Spinach Pie which is so easy, I love it.
It is from the University of Arkansas (Where I graduated), and is one of the wonderful things they share in the UofA Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service.
Crustless Spinach Pie
vegetable cooking spray
three egg whites or egg substitute
one cup flour
one cup fat-free milk
one-fourth teaspoon fresh minced garlic or one-eighth teaspoon garlic powder
one teaspoon baking powder
twelve ounce shredded low-fat cheese
four cups fresh, washed and chopped spinach (or one package frozen chopped spinach)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Coat a 9 inch by 13 inch pan lightly with vegetable cooking spray. Beat eggs well.
Add flour, milk, garlic and baking powder.
Stir in cheese and spinach, and pour mixture into the pan.
Bake for 35 minutes, or until lightly browned.
Makes six servings.
It is from the University of Arkansas (Where I graduated), and is one of the wonderful things they share in the UofA Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service.
Crustless Spinach Pie
vegetable cooking spray
three egg whites or egg substitute
one cup flour
one cup fat-free milk
one-fourth teaspoon fresh minced garlic or one-eighth teaspoon garlic powder
one teaspoon baking powder
twelve ounce shredded low-fat cheese
four cups fresh, washed and chopped spinach (or one package frozen chopped spinach)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Coat a 9 inch by 13 inch pan lightly with vegetable cooking spray. Beat eggs well.
Add flour, milk, garlic and baking powder.
Stir in cheese and spinach, and pour mixture into the pan.
Bake for 35 minutes, or until lightly browned.
Makes six servings.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
A Children's Book of Gardening
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C6NHWVE
This is the site of most recent book, a book for young children about loving gardens and planting them.
This is the site of most recent book, a book for young children about loving gardens and planting them.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
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