Ingredients: 1 1/2 lbs ground beef 1 can diced tomatoes 1 small can tomato sauce 1 small can tomato paste 1 small can V8 tomato juice 8 to 10 red taters ( sliced super thin like on a mandolin ) 1 large yellow onion (diced) 1/2 green pepper 1/2 jalapeño ( no seeds) 2 cups […]
Read MoreIngredients: 1 beef tenderloin (room temperature works better) 2 packages dried lipton onion soup salt and pepper vegetable oil Instructions: Put the two packs of soup mix in food processor and grind to a medium fine mixture. Coat the beef with the oil then pack the ground soup mix around the beef. Roast on a […]
Read MoreInstructions: Wash the asparagus and trim off the tough ends. Place the asparagus directly on the grill. Spray in with spray butter (i can’t believe it’s not butter), salt and pepper , turn, butter, salt and pepper several times Don’t over cook!!!!!!!!! Place on a plate and grate some lemon peel and squeeze a little lemon […]
Read MoreIngredients: 8 red taters 1 stick butter 1 small grated onion salt and pepper Instructions: Put slices MOST of the way through the tater (if you cut it into you can’t use it) 1/8 inch apart. Put the tater in a piece of aluminum foil. Mix the onion and butter together and spoon it into […]
Read MoreWhite Bean Bruschetta Ingredients: 2 cloves diced garlic 4 or 5 tbs good olive oil 1/2 cup chopped sun dried tomatoes (not the ones packed in olive oil) 1 can drained and rinsed white beans 1/3 cup course chopped fresh basel leaves juice of 1 lemon 2 tbs vinegar a pinch red pepper flakes salt […]
Read MoreManaging the Laminitic and Foundered Horse with Sole Support by Tabb Pig, Certified Journeyman Farrier When an equine athlete experiences an episode of Laminitis or Founder it can be a painful experience. While there are numerous studies and articles on the causes of these two maladies, there is also a general consensus on what the […]
Read MoreUsing Solar Support to Aid Healing of White Line Disease by Tab Pigg No matter the season, anytime wet conditions are present, bacteria and fungus can get trapped in a horse’s hoof wall. Similar to human toenails, once fungus and bacteria have set in, it’s very difficult to conquer. This combination of pathogens in the […]
Read MoreManaging Thrush with Protection and Sole Support by Tab Pigg In the spring, the wet climate, punctuated by ample rain, sets the stage for thrush to run rampant through the barn. Thrush is a bacterial infection that resides in the soft tissue of the frog. The moist environment, combined with manure and mud, create unsanitary […]
Read MoreUsing Solar Support and Boots for Endurance and Trail Riding Races by Larkin Greene When gearing up for endurance and trail riding season, there is a lot of training and preparation that go into it for the rider and horse. Both have to be conditioned to face the 25, 50 or 100-mile race that lies […]
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