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Have you ever wondered what are some things made or manufactured in Russellville? We asked and you told us a variety of things, which included…
baby wipes
chicken
parking meters
dog food
tesla seat risers
ice cream
handmade soap
freeze dried candy
tires
electricity (nuke plant)
frozen dinners
Jimmy Lile Knives
corrugated boxes
pipe fittings
obsidian weapons
camshafts
If you think of something not in the list or just wanted to leave a comment about some of the other things mentioned here, please leave your comment in the comment section.
Beaux Chandler
Parking meters, baby wipes, nuclear energy, frozen pf changs meals, fast food… TONS of fast food
Debbie Frame Weibler
Sugarcreek makes some amazing eggnog at Christmas time. our local farmers market on Saturday morning across from the train depot has lots of local made products.
Leslie Moore, Kevin N Shirley Kukuk, Pat Cohn
Parking Meters
Jesus Morales
Dogfood
Katie Myers
Brooke’s Sweet Treats my 12 year old daughter makes freeze dried candy 🖤 she can’t have a storefront in Russellville but it’s made here and sold in Dover and Pottsville!
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Larry Ware
Stone Age Reproductions. Making the world’s finest obsidian weapons.
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Angela Caudle Hagerty
Sally’s Sweets n’ Treats available at Hometown Flair!
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Lorie Rachel
P.O.M./Rockwell made Parts for machines, but well known for making Parking Meters. Their parking meters could be found all over the country.
Kevin Gravalin
Barbecue, tires, energy, aluminum, memories and friends.
Martha Mackey
Energy and tourism with the Bass Tournament. Banquet & Healthy Choice products. Not as much as there use to be. I believe Sugar Creek used to make the best yogurt ever. I don’t know if they still do. PDQ used to get tired of seeing me everyday when they carried it. It was to die for.
Morgan Wesley
Chicken.
Barry McCoy
Jimmy Lile knives were made there. The Arkansas Knifeman
Linda Shott
Firestone tires..specific sizes…some cuts of Tyson chicken
Linda Proctor Ford, Patrick Edwards
Frozen dinners
Miguel Mathis
Baby wipes for many different stores, Microplane items
Denise Keeton Roush
Corrugated Boxes
Lindsey Rye
Inter tubes
Darrell Lemons
Tesla seat risers
Ann Fields Leach, Cindy Baker Walker
Ice cream
Steve Stevenson
Electricity
Irvin Gomez
Banquet, Marie Calander’s, Cafe Steamers
Kelly Starzmann
Earthella’s Goat Milk Soap!!
Steve Heaton
Ladish makes custom pipe fittings for industry and nuclear plants.
Toby L Romero
The Rambo knife
Tommy Whitbey
Lumber, frozen dinners , Firestone
Yogi Snider
Engine camshaft
Alpha Countertops
Quartz and granite are both more durable than marble. Quartz doesn’t have to be sealed but isn’t as heat resistant as granite. In our opinion, Quartz and granite are fairly equal you just have different good/bad.
Merrily Bond
Marble Crack and stains easily. Quartz breaks and chips. Granite.
Cae Cordell
Leatherette granite is sweet
Robert Bittle
Depends on your budget, we chose quartz, it’s very nice.
Dianna Sadler
We love our quartz, no maintenance like granite!
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Summertime is the time for abundance in the gardens, especially for yellow and zucchini squash. In this post, I’ll share a ton of great recipes for using up your bountiful harvest.
Oh, and I think I’ll include a little about how you can preserve it and enjoy a little be of summer freshness all year long!
The method I use is super helpful to our family so I hope it helps you too. You can find that listed as the last post in this line-up.
When you think of summer squash, I bet it is pretty safe to say that there are two main types that pop into your head: zucchini and yellow squash.
While these two varieties are very easy to find in the supermarkets, and super easy to grow, they are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the variety of summer squash that’s out there.
But since they are the two that everyone is the most familiar with I’ll be sticking to those two types for this post. Below you’ll find some extremely delicious recipes from appetizers to desserts using up these two types of summer squash, and maybe a bonus recipe using another type
2. Low-Carb Beef Veggie Skillet Meal:
This Beef & Veggie Skillet is a delicious and healthy alternative to those boxed meal “helpers” and it is a great way to feed your family lots of great veggies and zucchini squash. The zucchini adds good nutrition and flavor to this easy meal idea.
If you are not needing to keep this meal lower in carbs, you can simply swap out the noodles recommended in this recipe with regular pasta of your choice, like spaghetti noodles or even some cute bowtie pasta. Just cook the pasta as you are cooking up the meat and veggies and add them together before serving.
3. Roasted Chicken and Veggie Sheet Pan Meal:
This sheet pan dinner of Roasted Chicken Thighs and Summer Veggies comes together in about an hour and features some perfectly juicy chicken with crispy skin baked over the top of tender fresh veggies including yellow summer squash. Feed your family fast without giving up flavor or standing in the kitchen all evening!
To get even more squash in you can add in zucchini or just double up on the amount of yellow squash you add to the pan. The squash will cook down quite a bit so more is never a bad thing in my opinion!
4. Southern Squash Casserole, by A Seasoned Mom:
A classic Southern squash casserole recipe is the perfect way to enjoy the bounty of your summer garden! The cheesy filling is topped with a buttery crumb topping for the ultimate family-friendly side dish.
This easy side dish features fresh yellow squash and it pairs well with any type of protein including grilled or baked chicken, ham, and more. It’s tasty and sure to please on top of being a great way to use up that plentiful yellow squash!
These zucchini fritters are unbelievably easy to make and a fun way to sneak veggies into your diet. Fried until golden brown, they are best served with a generous dollop of sour cream and fresh herbs.
Here’s what Blog Momsdish says about her amazing fritters: Zucchini fritters are a fun spin on latkes. The texture is addicting and the recipe only requires 5 simple ingredients to make. What’s not to love about a crispy, savory pancake?
6. Low Carb Chicken and Squash Dressing:
This recipe is a bonus ohttps://www.mytableofthree.com/chicken-squash-dressing/ne that features Spaghetti Squash. Another great squash that is grown all summer. This squash is a little different than the yellow or zucchini squash but it is extremely delish and so versatile.
This squash side dish is tasty and is great for those who are looking to have more choices for their low-carb lifestyles.
It is creamy, rich, and of course squash heavy! You could swap this out for yellow squash as well, you may just have to adjust it a little because the yellow squash will have a little more moisture content compared to the spaghetti squash.
