Q:When i was young, my dad used to make us meatloaf from the Red 'Better Homes and Gardens recipe book... when my mom left, she took the book, so we don't have the recipe anymore.i am looking for the meat loaf recipe for using the microwave. I've found a copy of the baked version from BHG website, but it just isn't the same... the help would be VERY MUCH appreciated.(ingredients were eggs, milk, bread crumbs, onion, mustard, brown sugar and ketchup...)

From better homes and gardens cookbook the red checkered one spaghetti sauce and meatballs

Q:Years ago in the magazine Better Homes and Gardens, a twin sized quilt appeared. It was shaped like a doll with arms and legs that hung over the sides of the bed. The head rested on the pillow. Somehow my magazine got thrown out from my stash. It was so cute!

have you tried their website? I am looking there and will add more if I find it. www.bhg,com for now...

Q:A LONG time ago I had made a Tuna and Rice casserole, I used the recipe out of a very old Better Homes cook book. IDK what had happened to the cookbook, but it was the best thing I had ever tasted and I cant remember the whole recipe but I do remember some of its ingredients. I really only want the recipe out of a better homes cook book. So if you have one of these cook books, flip open to casseroles and 'if' it is there PLEASE share. I have looked everywhere for this recipe and I cant find it anywhere.

I don't know how old....a very old Better Homes and Gardens Cook Book is to you....but... I have a BHG cookbook from 1972. I looked under casseroles, per your request, and the only thing I could find with tuna and rice was a recipe for Rice and Tuna Pie. I also have a BHG cookbook from 1941 but it had nothing with tuna and rice. This is the recipe which was in the 1972 book: Rice and Tuna Pie 2 cups rice, cooked 1 tablespoon onions, diced fine 2 tablespoons butter 1 eggs, slightly beaten 1/4 teaspoon marjoram, dried 1 9-1/4 ounces canned tuna, drained 1 cup swiss cheese, shredded 3 eggs, beaten 1 cup milk 1/4 teaspoon dried marjoram 1 tablespoon onions, diced fine salt and pepper pimientos Beat together eggs, onion, butter and marjoram add to rice and mix well. Press onto bottom and sides of lightly buttered 10 inch pie plate. Spread tuna evenly over rice shell. Combine remaining ingredients, cheese, eggs, milk, marjoram, onion, salt and pepper, pour over tuna. Bake 350 degree oven for 50-55 minutes. Garnish with pimentos if desired.

Q:what can i put in a garden to keep rabbits away. Heard of fox urine. does it really work? where do you get it how much does it cost how long does it last. Is there anything better? Is the produce safe to eat after you use that?

I second the motion sprinkler, funny to watch them get near it in the evenings, I've seen some gravity defying leaps. Went with this one: amzn.to/Sx8uiY works well.

Q:For a historical short story I'm writing I need this information. Thanks.

Home life was relatively untouched - unlike WW2. During WW 1 there were no bombing raids, nor rockets launched. The main effect was that so many of the ablebodied men were in the armed forces, or in the navy, There were shortages, but more people at that time had home gardens, kept chickens etc, so the shortages weren't anywhere near as severe as during WW2.

Q:Home Garden gt; Decorating Remodeling

^Giant mousie! Giant mousie! No, silly. Wait until they are walking to the door and club them to death with a baseball bat. It's more effective and more satisfying.

Q:looking at raised bed garden company's that will come to your home and build and start these gardens for you

In my area there are landscaping companies that specialize in edible landscaping and victory gardens. You should call the landscapers in your area and see if any will do it for you and if they don't maybe they can direct you to someone who will. If any of their adds say anything about permaculture you should call them.

Q:This a 3bed room 2 bath mobil doublewide 2800sq ft. Situated on 5.12acr of land. There is a Barn a tool shop and tractor shed on the property. recreation on property include a fish lake with all brackish water fish and a picknick/camping area.

Depends on where it's located and the age of the double-wide. In Southern California, $750,000. In upland South Carolina, $150,000. Give or take, because double-wides deteriorate and depreciate in value, unlike houses. And the housing market is still at a low ebb in most parts of the country. The best estimate: Look up your property tax listing--that should be close to the pre-recession value. If you are selling, estimate 80% of the pre-recession value as your lowest selling price. Then call a real-estate agent (preferably a licensed Realtor) and ask for his or her best estimate.

Q:I want statues for my home garden. So please give me better suggestion. Which type of statue have high quality?

The only way to answer which is better is to respond with other questions. But first let me say that for longevity sake, natural stone lasts a lot longer and polished granite lasts pretty much the longest (Rock of Ages). The questions are simple, what kind of statue would you like to see in the garden? Animals, figures, abstract forms, structures. Metal can be easier to create into intricate designs and depending on the finish could easily last 5 years in your garden without much noticeable changes (powder coating would be recommended). Simple concrete forms are fairly reasonable price wise, but they do weather and stain. Other materials are also available such as clay pots (glazed is best). So it is up to you and your budget. Check out some typical garden shops that have statues available. Major chain stores may also have some items. You may also find items available online. Peter

Q:I am asking for a friend.

Bwho wants to be the first male prisinor to suggest a flower garden in the excercise yard ?