Onion Baked Chicken
April 26, 2010 by FloMoDiva
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I don’t know if you are like me, but everytime I make baked chicken it tastes different. Mainly because I dump my spices on it and just hope for the best. I loved this recipe because it tells me exactly what and how much to mix so the chicken comes out tasting great everytime! |
| Onion Baked Chicken |
| 1 tbsp. Onion Powder | 1/2 tsp. Paprika |
| 1 tsp. Salt | 3 – 3 1/2 lbs. Chicken Parts |
| 1/2 tsp. Garlic Powder | 1 tbsp. Oil |
| 1/2 tsp. Thyme Leaves, lightly crushed |
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1. Mix onion powder, salt, garlic powder, paprika and thyme in small bowl. Place chicken in a shallow baking pan. Brush with oil. Coat chicken evenly with sesoning mixture (or you can shake it in a ziplock bag). 2. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven 40-45 minutes or until chicken is cooked through and juices run clear. Makes 8 servings. |
31 Cent Scoop Night at Baskin Robbins
April 20, 2010 by FloMoDiva
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Visit your local Flower Mound ice cream shop for 31 Cent Scoop Night at Baskin-Robbins® and help honor America’s firefighters. The Baskin-Robbins Community Participating stores will reduce prices of ice cream kid size scoops to 31 cents. Visit the Baskin Robbins in Flower mound located at: 2704 Cross Timbers Road Wednesday, April 28th You will also be able make a donation to the The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation at this location. |
 The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation remembers America’s fallen heroes and assists their families. The organization provides firefighters with training to prevent deaths in the line of duty and offers the public information to prevent fires in our communities.Baskin-Robbins is proud to support this worthy cause. You can learn more about the foundation by visiting www.firehero.org.
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Bluebonnets at The Flower Mound
April 20, 2010 by FloMoDiva
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| The abundant wildflowers on The Mound are thanks to The Town of Flower Mound, as well as The Mound Foundation, as they have worked tirelessly to restore the bluebonnets to the front of the Flower Mound over the past three years. |
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According to Tom Kirwan, of the Native Plant Society of Texas, many more wildflowers are expected to bloom on The Mound this spring. There are over 125 species of native plants that have been identified and documented in the book, The Flower Mound, Flower Mound, Texas: A History and Field Guide to the Flowers and Grasses by Alton Bowman. This book is available for purchase at the Circulation Desk of the Town of Flower Mound library. All proceeds go to the Mound Foundation and their mission to protect and preserve The Flower Mound for our residents. For additional information about native plants including those recommended for Denton County, visit the Native Plant Society of Texas web site at www.npsot.org. The Native Plant Society of Texas is a non-profit organization run by volunteers who work to promote native plant appreciation, research, and conservation through 33 chapters located around the state. Help celebrate Texas Wildflower Day on April 24th (the fourth Saturday of April) by growing Native Plants this spring. To celebrate Texas Native Plant Week on October 18th – 24th, they are planning a “How to Plant Wildflowers” environmental seminar this Fall for Flower Mound residents. For additional information, visit http://www.npsot.org/symposium2010/home/index.shtml For additional information about native plants, visit the Native Plant Society of Texas booth at the Wild About Flower Mound Festival on May 15 in Bakersfield Park (FM 3040 @ Duncan Road) between 10 AM and 6:00 PM |
Yogi Kids Summer Camp 2010
April 20, 2010 by FloMoDiva
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| Yogi Kids Summer Camp 2010 is a fun, creative way to develop important gross and fine motor skills. |
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214.325.2547 |
All Classes are held Flower Mound United Methodist Church 9:00am-10:15am 4-7 yr. olds Class Days: June 15 & 17, June 22 & 24, |
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Yoga for kids is a fun, creative way to develop important gross and fine motor skills. The use of animated poses and basic stretching promote strength, flexibility, coordination and body awareness. Breathing and visualization techniques teach kids how to focus, relax and develop self-control. Each session is taught by Mrs. Liza Doll, a former elementary school teacher, and is alive with games, magical journeys and dance. Using interactive games and animated poses, kids will learn about animals, nature, and basic anatomy. Your little yogis will improve concentration and focus, stimulate their imagination and help release energy in a fun, safe enviroment. Yoga is non-competitive and there is no judgement about how a child does a pose or plays a game. Doing a pose “perfectly” is not a goal. Yoga nurtures children’s inner-strength, confidence, and self esteem as well as love for one’s self, inside and out. Join Yogi Kids this summer for one week or all six! |
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Click Here to Print Your Registration Form! Questions? Call Liza at 214.325.2547 or |
KIDFISH – Free at Rheudasil Park Pond
April 20, 2010 by FloMoDiva
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| Rheudasil Park Pond will be stocked with more than 1,000 catfish for this FREE Event! |
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Rheudasil Park Pond (2401 Lake Forest Blvd.) will be stocked with more than 1,000 catfish for this FREE fishing event for Kids! 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Prizes will be awarded in several age categories for the largest fish caught. |
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Tackle and loaner rods and reels will be available if needed. Participants may choose to collect sponsorships prior to the event, with all proceeds benefiting the KIDFISH Foundation. Prizes such as trophies, medals, caps, T-shirts, and Zebco 33 Rod and Reel Combos are awarded for accomplishing different sponsorship levels. For more information, call KIDFISH at 1.877.REEL-M-IN or 972.874.6276. |
