When attending the AgChat Foundation’s swap meet, I got some
really great items, but to get those items I had some great contributions from
several Kansas organizations.
The Kansas Wheat Commission sent me these great
cookbooks. They print a new one each
year and I always pick one up when I attend the Kansas State Fair. These cookbooks are a favorite source for me
to find new recipes. I have shared
several from these recipes from year’s past like Two Cheese Braided WheatBread, Whole Wheat Sugar Cookies, Cheesy Enchiladas, Old Fashioned Apple Crisp and Whole Wheat Angel FoodCake.
I was excited that they have this year’s book online, so be
sure to check out the Kansas Wheat Commission Cookbook 2013.
The Kansas Soybean Commission sent me these adorable
silicone Cow and Pig shaped oven mitts.
They were a hit with the ladies of the conference and got me some great
trades. Soybeans have lots of uses from
industrial to edible.
The Kansas Corn Commission was so great to send these
wonderful cotton gloves that the guys really liked. They are even made by a Kansas company called
Plain Jan’s.
The corn group also sent these ethanol koozies. The Kansas Corn Commission has also helped
sponsor Nascar events for the last three years.
The Kansas Beef Council provided these great little travel
mirror/key chain combinations.
I also handed out some recipes from the Kansas Beef Council
that I had and a booklet about beef producers.
I also like to go to the Kansas Beef Council for recipes like the
Mediterranean Steak Salad, Taco Bites, and Calypso Beef Soup.
I really appreciated all the generous donations from all the
commodity groups. It is great to work
with such a supportive group of people.
If you were at the AgChat Swap Meet, what would you have chosen to take
home with you?
-A Kansas Farm Mom
I have still have gloves made by Plain Jan's from when we lived in Kansas! They were in the next town and a great company. Very generous and a great community supporter!
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