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Newspaper Page TextPage 2 - Wednesday, March 23, 2022 The Sylvania Times thesy lvaniatimes .com This tasty dish is well worth the effort! Serve with a meat or just as a small meal. All your kin will kiss the cook for sure! Enjoy! Jdama Neff Georgia Caviar Ingredients 14 cup Sugar 14 cup Vinegar 14 cup Oil 3 cans Black-Eyed Peas (drained and rinsed) 1 can Niblet Com (such as Green Giant Mexicom, drained and rinsed) 2 Green Bell Peppers (chopped) 1 Medium Onion (chopped) 1 Red Bell Pepper (chopped) In a small pot, heat the sugar and vinegar. Once the sugar dissolves, remove from the heat and add the oil. Mix well. In a bowl, mix the black-eyed peas, com, green bell peppers, onions and red bell peppers and toss with the dressing made. Tvfoma Neff's Southern Cookin 9 “Great Recipes of the South” Place in the fridge until ready to eat. Georgia Brunswick Stew Tasty Southern recipes always bring my family together by enjoying homemade cookin' at weeknight dinners. This Geor gia Brunswick stew recipe is no exception. Pidled pork, chicken, tomatoes, and other veggies sim mer together in this flavorful country comfort food. Your fam ily will beg for seconds! Enjoy!, Jdamii Neff Ingredients 2 tablespoons Olive Oil (30 ml) 3 cups Yellow Onion (diced, 432g) 4 teaspoons Fresh Garlic (minced) 5 tablespoons Worcestershire Sauce (75 ml) 1 tablespoon Ground Allspice 2 !4 teaspoons Salt 2 !4 teaspoons Liquid Smoke 2 teaspoons Hot Sauce (like Tabasco) 1 !4 teaspoons Black Pepper (freshly ground) 1 !4 cups Carolina Vinegar Style Tangy BBQ Sauce (like Heinz, 354 ml) 1 !4 cups Carolina Mustard Style BBQ Sauce (like Heinz, 354 ml) 1 pound Pulled Chicken (fresh or frozen, 453g) 1 pound Pulled Pork (fresh or frozen, 453g) 4 cups Low-Sodium Chicken Stock (946 ml) 3 cups Chicken Drippings (from two roasted chickens, fat removed, or substitute with ad ditional chicken stock, 709 ml) 48 ounces Tomatoes (canned crushed, no salt added, 1.36 kg) 4 cups Vine Ripe Tomatoes (6 medium, 686g) 4 cups Yellow Com Kernels (fresh or frozen, optional, 600g) 4 cups Baby Butter Beans (fresh or frozen, 704g) Lower the heat to medium-low and stir in the first 6 spices. Let cook for a few minutes, stirring constantly, then add the two BBQ sauces. Adding in the Meat & Stock Add in all the meat, and stir well to coat the meat in the spices and BBQ sauce. Cover and cook for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. This step makes the meat more flavorful. Pour in the chicken stock and drippings from the roasted chicken. (If you don't have any chicken drippings, just use ad ditional chicken stock.) Mixing in the Veggies While the meat is simmering, dice the fresh tomatoes. Increase the heat to medium high, then add the canned and fresh tomatoes, com, and butter beans to the stew. Cover and bring to a boil, stirring every few minutes to prevent the bot tom from burning. This should take about 15 minutes. Once it starts to boil, stir and lower the heat to medium-low, uncover, and simmer for at least an hour. I let mine simmer for 3 hours so the flavors could meld and the butter beans could soften. Taste and adjust seasonings as desired. Just note that this recipe is on the upper end of the mild range. Serve immediately with combread and sweet tea or let it cool and refrigerate. CHAMBER continued from page 1 age, Donna’s Bakery, Little Dipper, 4&20 Bakers, Brower Tire, Blank Canvas and Elk, Screven Dental, Brier Creek Beverage, and Eat Better Tonight,” Chamber Director Grace Waits explained. In addition to numerous prizes being given away, the Chamber also named its incoming board members: Paul Patel is the new president, Kylie Forehand, Blair Causey, and Tramaine Melvin. This group replaced out going members: Wes Withrow, Bridget Gordon, Jenny Daley, and Lauren Amason. President Paul Patel distributed the awards to the various win ners of the community which were small business: Eat Better Tonight/4&20 Bakers, medium business: Bank of Newington and the large business award went to Food Lion. VFW Post 7116 was awarded the Non-Profit award for all the work they do in the community helping the various veterans of Screven County. The late Bobby Smith was posthumously awarded the Agnes Tebeau Award, for going above and beyond to support Screven County. His wife Kaye Smith and grandson Jay Conley Smith accepted the award on his behalf. Max Bums read a Georgia House and Senate resolution honoring the life and legacy of Bobby Smith. We Transform Your Pei EUrihiig slyt Cuts hpfOA iyt [Wvii[ Mil lllTTTH1£ Lx 2Lair; K,r*il :■ B,-i (Irovm. -K Spa if tuii tatfu&fltf LJull c-n s i-hmJult an Diipuimmicnc icuLriT' (912)451 -5B03 Dozier's HowAirFresheners Can Affect Your Pet's Health As parents and caregivers, one of the earliest lessons we leam is the concept of “baby-proof ing”—keeping toxic substances and dangerous situations well out of the way of our children. As pet parents, we need to do the same. But unlike chil dren, instead of this being a tem porary obligation, it’s something we’ll need to do throughout the lives of our pets. Some of the things we do to improve our environment, such as cleaning or using chemical air fresheners, can pose dangers to our animal friends, whether furry, feathered, or scaled. So, do pet owners need to forever do away with their room sprays, plug-ins, candles, oils, and sol ids? That’s a question that’s not so easily answered. However, there are some ways to play it safe when using these products in the home. “If we are putting some kind of chemical into the air merely to mask scents, then we have to be concerned about the negative implications for our pets,” says holistic veterinarian Dr. Patrick Mahaney. Sadly, some forms of air fresh eners can be quite toxic, espe cially to animals. They might ingest the substances. The ingredients that makes Air fresheners dangerous for pets according to Dr. Mahaney, one of the main offenders in the ingredient list for most air freshen ers are volatile organic com pounds (VOC). VOCs are or ganic chemicals that have a high vapor pressure at room tempera ture. This causes these compounds to easily turn into gasses or va pors from a solid or liquid form. This transformation is called volatility. In other words, vola tility is just how air fresheners are meant to behave: dissipate into the air, thereby changing its scent. These substances can cause a laundry list of maladies. Ac cording to the Environmental Protection Agency, the health effects of VOCs may include: - Eye, nose and throat irritation - Headaches, loss of coordina tion, lethargy and nausea - Damage to liver, kidney and central nervous system And some VOCs can cause cancer in animals; some are suspected or known to cause cancer in humans. It is safe to say, pet parents should keep all pets away from these toxic sprays and cleaners. Prepared Foods & Public Market 307A Mims Rd Sylvania. Ga. 30467 912-4S1-8328 4 Vf(J ft AKERS \ I / " 'a Take 8t Bake Casseroles * Wild Salmon with Wild Rice & Broccoli - Beef Pot Roast with Mashed Potatoes & Carrots * Chicken Alfredo * Taco Bake Complete Dinner with Dessert! Cakes & Cupcakes Available. Find your favorite local businesses at the Public Market! PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Ttw Ciljf-sr Sylu^iL^ ia- C4ffc3idOTlTlQ lb* Gbcrgia Oilp3runnrr -nI Comirunrir AIIjik lar a ri QOT :"fi i.i rk t ji O-ft ..--rf k-| |-| II ■ h i T! 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