Ingredients 1 to 1-1/2 lb. boneless, skinless chicken thighs 1 lb. potatoes, scrubbed and diced into 1″ pieces 1 cup frozen green beans 1 cup frozen carrots 1/4 cup unsalted butter, melted Click here for more ingredients and directions
KATU News Snake Head Found In Cans Of Green Beans A woman from Utah is claiming she found a snake’s severed head in a can of green beans according to KATU News . An Oregon distribution company has since stopped shipment of the canned vegetables as they investigate her claims and the claim of one other person. Troy Walker said she spotted the snake head after removing the beans from the slow cooker. Walker took a photo of the snake and sent it to Western Family, the company who’s information was listed on the food can. In a similar incident, Christi Smith reported to the Associated Press that she spotted cut up pieces of snake after cooking for her kids. Western Family, the company responsible for shipping them, says they’re working to fix this slithery blunder. A company representative says they’re working hard to find out where the remaining cans were shipped from and to pull them off shelves.
Lindsay , girl we need you to get it together. We don’t want you to end up like Amy Whinehouse. Lindsay Lohan Fails To Appear In Court According to Radar Online Lindsay Lohan‘s never-ending legal woes continue as the embattled actress is accused in court documents of playing games for failure to appear at a court ordered deposition, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting. Grigor Baylan, a paparazzo, filed the civil lawsuit against Lohan, Paola Demara and Tri Star Sports Entertainment, claiming he was injured when a car that the actress was riding in hit him. Lindsay was a passenger in the car when it made a speedy getaway from a club on January 10, 2010. Lawyers for the photographer have tried numerous times to depose Lohan in the case, and she has failed to appear, even after being sanctioned $1000 for failing to do so. In new court documents obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com, it’s stated that Lohan “failed to appear at her deposition on April 8, 2013. It was reported on several media outlets that Lindsay Lohan was in New York at mid-day eating sushi on April 8, 2013, and then appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman shortly thereafter… “Lohan has not paid court ordered sanctions to date. As is appears that defendant Lohan is simply playing games, including making misrepresentations to plaintiff’s counsel concerning her scheduling issues, and will not voluntarily appear for a deposition or pay sanctions, even after this Court has ordered her to do so.” Lilo hasn’t even answered formal legal written questions about the case submitted by the pap’s lawyer! The judge is being asked once again to slap another set of monetary sanctions of $4,842.43 on Lindsay along with an order forcing her to answer the written questions and finally to have her deposition taken. A hearing is scheduled for May 7. Maybe Lindsay needs to get with a new agent who can book her some juicy movie roles so she can pay her bills. Wenn
Eww, disgusting ! Woman Finds Toad In Can Of Green Beans According to WQAD An Indiana family says a typical dinner turned nauseating after they found a toad in their canned green beans. “We eat a lot of green beans, we do, we did. Nobody wants anymore now,” said Gloria Chubb of South Bend. That was then. WBND reports it wasn’t until she served dinner – meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy and green beans – that Chubb’s family made the discovery. “I didn’t see it when I dumped it- I didn’t see it at all until after I cooked it in the microwave,” said Chubb. “I was sick, nauseated for two days, and I don’t think I’ll have green beans anytime soon. “My son put some on his plate and said, ‘What is that?’ I thought maybe it was a piece of moldy bacon or something– because they have bacon in them sometimes,” said Chubb. “I and I took it out of there and it wasn’t moldy bacon, it was a toad with parts of his little legs all in the green beans. Other than that he was fully intact.” Chubb alerted the health department, and they took photos of the toad. They concluded the toad was processed along with the food at the canning plant in Wisconsin. The specialist who compiled the incident report said it probably isn’t the only one, since green bean field are natural habitats for toads and frogs. It’s uncommon to find one in canned vegetables but it does happen from time to time. Toads, mice and grasshoppers are the most common rodents or insects found in canned vegetables; they can be found in frozen vegetables as well. Meijer issued this statement: “Our goal at Meijer is to always provide the highest quality products to our customers. We sincerely regret this customer’s experience, and we are in the process of investigating the incident.” What would you do if you found a toad in your green beans. Shutterstock
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