u/Berkshirelady413

Thought you guys would like this. 90 yr old recipes from. I believe 1936.

Hi! I manage a 6-cat TNR colony and am looking for a little help keeping them fed and cared for.

Hi! I manage a 5-cat TNR colony and am looking for a little help keeping them fed and cared for. I have an Amazon wishlist set up with cat food, DE to keep ants away from the feeder, and one additional item — a security camera bundle to monitor the feeding station and keep an eye on the cats. Just wanted to be upfront about that! Every little bit helps. Thank you so much! 🐾🐈‍⬛♥️ https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1G15G0X3NR1R?ref\_=list\_d\_wl\_ys\_list\_1

I'm Ashley, and I TNR a colony in WA state. I've got 6 colony cats I'm actively caring for. I've already successfully TNR'd two of them, including Barracuda who I recently spayed. (Just did a update with another sub, you can check my page for proof).

Here's where I'm stuck: I'm out of cat food by Monday, however I'm broke, & these cats depend on me to keep them fed.

Can anyone help me with items from my Amazon wishlist? Thank you so much: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1G15G0X3NR1R?ref\\\_=list\\\_d\\\_wl\\\_ys\\\_list\\\_1

Thank you for being here.

• Ashley

I want to give an update on my TNR, as I remember a mod asking for one awhile back. I had to temp stop because my Sponcer had to move out of town for a job. Left me without a way to the clinic and back. Tues I was able to bring in my first kitty again because a volunteer from the local humane society stepped in to help! She took me to the clinic and picked up the cat! We are now planning on when to trap again, as she already has a full plate as far as her schedule. This is Baracuda. I have been trying to catch her as she is one of the 2 females in the colony and the 1 that the local Tom kept tailing. 2 months later, I finally caught her!!!! 2 down, 4 to go!

savory scrambled egg breakfast using leftover corn dogs — crispy cornbread bits and chopped frank in fluffy eggs.

INGREDIENTS

• 2 corn dogs

• 2 eggs (I used 4 cause I was hungry lol)

• 1 tbsp butter (I don't have butter, so I used 1:1 bacon fat, you can use cooking oil, too)

• 1 tbsp milk or cream (optional)

• 1/4 tsp salt

• 1/4 tsp black pepper

STEPS

1. Remove the cornbread coating from 2 corn dogs and crumble it into rough pieces. Chop the franks into bite-sized rounds. Set both aside separately.

2. Melt 1 tbsp butter in a pan over medium heat. Add the crumbled cornbread and toast for 2-3 minutes, stirring occasionally, until slightly crispy. ⏱ 3m

3. While cornbread toasts, whisk 2 eggs with 1 tbsp milk or cream (optional) and season with 1/4 tsp salt and 1/4 tsp black pepper.

4. Add the chopped frank pieces to the pan with the cornbread and stir to warm through, about 1 minute. ⏱ 1m

5. Pour the egg mixture over everything. Let it sit for a few seconds, then gently fold with a spatula — low and slow keeps them fluffy. Pull off heat just before fully set. ⏱ 2m

NOTES

Don't overcook the eggs — pull them just before they look fully done, residual heat finishes them. Add hot sauce or shredded cheese on top if you have it! Btw I used ketchup at the end, you can use whatever, (I used ranch before!) and you can use whatever seasonings you have on hand.

(Forgot to add I also used a slice of Walmart thick cheese as well). I used this to make pasta yesterday. Boiled the rotini, about 11 mins, then added the mixed veggies, (drained), the chicken breast, (drained), then the Marinara sauce, (in hindsight I should have added this and a half can, Idk the noodles would soak it up). Then seasoned it with the lemon pepper and the Nutritional Yeast, for the cheese flavor. It came out tasting excellent. I had the pasta on low long enough to melt the cheese, about 2-3 minutes. Left lid on. I had a bowl yesterday and I still have most of it left 👍 btw I let the heat of the noodles cook everything I added after. (I also added the chicken bullion to the water while it was cooking). I heated the water for 2 minutes then added the cube, it got cold so I reheated it. That's when it finally dissolved.

Found these babies 3 yrs ago when I was in a shelter. Was kicked out, and lost them. Can't seem to find them again. What you see is what you get, sorry I don't have better pics. (I do have 3 other pics, but Reddit will only let me post 1)

Date Cookies Here are some tasty looking vintage cookie/bar recipes. My mom makes some amazing date filled cookies they are similar to the Sour Cream Filled Cookies listed here. The Date Snacks look interesting as do the Honey Bars. Once I'm done with canning I'll have to