Spaghetti Bolognese a La Joan Collins
Dame Joan Collins is in the kitchen with Cameron to make her legendary Spaghetti Bolognese a La Joan Collins. She is known as a great cook and hostess as she’s entertained many famous friends at her home such as Elizabeth Taylor and George Hamilton.
DIY “Love Ever After” Photo Op
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and we are looking for fun and easy projects to make in a matter of minutes. Paige Hemmis shows how we can steal some hearts and wrap them up with love in her DIY “Love Ever After” Photo Op.
Alberto Bini – Chicken Marsala Rigatoni
Chef Alberto Bini, Executive Chef of Maggiano’s, is making a deliciously creamy pasta that is so authentic he makes it for his mom in Italy.
Pet Adoption
Jerzie is an amazing mixed breed senior girl looking for a forever home. She is 11 years old, loves dogs and people. Her adoption fee is paid by Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Champ Derrick Nnadi.
Get more information on how at adopt Jerzie at KCPetproject.org
Florence is a perfect pittie mix. She is a calm, mellow, older gal that likes to go on leisurely walks.
Get more information on how to adopt Florence at Bestfriendsla.org
KC Pet Project
Super bowl Champion Derrick Nnadi of the Kansas City Chiefs tells Debbie, Cameron and Larissa about sponsoring the animal adoption fees at the KC Pet Project. He has two dogs of his own and his passion for dogs lead him celebrate his Super Bowl win with an extraordinary act of kindness.
DIY Suit of Hearts Card Table
When it comes to making the perfect side table all you need is plenty of hearts. Ken Wingard shows how to make a DIY Suit of Hearts Table inspired by the new Hallmark Channel Original movie “Matching Hearts.”
“Matching Hearts” premieres Saturday, February 8th at 9pm/8c on Hallmark Channel.
Follow Ken on social at @KennethWingard
String Hearts
Shirley shares tips on how to take care of a plant that has stolen our hearts called String Hearts. They are gorgeous semi-succulent, trailing vine plants with leaves that look like little hearts.
HOW TO MULTIPLY STRING HEARTS:
1. WATER CUTTINGS: Making sure one node is submerged – that’s where the roots appear. Change the water every two days and plants will root in 2 weeks and can stay in water indefinitely.
2. CUTTINGS IN SOIL Take a 2-3-inch stem cutting and lay it on top of slightly damp succulent soil/perlite mix (roots will eventually attach to the soil and multiply). Water again only when the soil starts to dry. place in medium light and roots will appear in 6 weeks.
3. PINNING STEMS- Take a vine that is cascading and lay it on top of succulent/perlite soil, pinning the vines to another small container (filled with the mix) - lay on soil in spiral fashion and use a pin to lay it all together. They will attach themselves and grow new roots. Once new roots form cut the stem from the “mother plant” or original plant.in six week a nodule will grow. at that time cut stem away from mother plant. Once you have your new plants place in a room with direct sun.