4225 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85008 • 602-795-2790 ResidencesAt4225.com

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AT YOUR SERVICE Amanda Gorman Property Manager Karyn Schibanoff

Asst. Property Manager Milosz Wilczkiewicz

Boone Stanley Leasing Professionals

Bud Koetje Maintenance Supervisor

Rich Chipres Quentin Garcia

Maintenance Technicians Cecelia Jones Housekeeper

HOURS Office

Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm Sat: 10am–5pm Sun: 11am–5pm

Clubhouse Business Center Open Office Hours

Fitness Center Open 24 Hours

Pool Open 24 Hours

Barbecue Grills Available 24 Hours

CONTACT US Office, After Hours, &

Emergency Maintenance 602-795-2790

Email Residences@greystar.com

SPECIAL EVENTS

OUTDOOR CONCERTS SEP 2–30 District Stage and AMC Fountain, Desert Ridge Market Place, Phoenix. Live music bands every Friday & Saturday, 7pm. Free. 480-513-7586

FIRST FRIDAYS PHOENIX SEP 2 Downtown Phoenix. Tour galleries, museums, artist studios, cultural venues. Free trolley with five hubs. ArtlinkPhoenix.com

EXPERIENCE THE ANDES SEP 3–4 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. Music and culture of South America, special performances and demonstrations. $10-$20. 480-478-6000 MIM.org

VINTAGE MARKET SEP 16–18 WestWorld, Scottsdale. More than 170 hand-picked vendors of vintage items. $8 admission, $5 parking. JunkInTheTrunkVintageMarket.com

MUSEUM DAY LIVE! SEP 24 Throughout AZ. Twenty museums in AZ offer free admission for two. Required ticket available at SmithsonianMag.com/museumday

BRAZILIAN DAY ARIZONA FESTIVAL SEP 24 Scottsdale Civic Center Park. Entertainment, vendors, activities. $7-$15. BrazilianDayArizona.com

BALLET UNDER THE STARS SEP 24 Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix. Ballet Arizona performs at 7pm. Free. 602-381-0184

FOUNTAIN HILLS OKTOBERFEST SEP 30–OCT 1 Fountain Park. German music, food, beer, contests, children’s area, vendors, community services. 480-816-5185 ExperienceFountainHills.org

ON STAGE

AK-CHIN PAVILION Phoenix • 602-254-7200 • LiveNation.com

SEP 8 Fifth Harmony: The 7/27 Tour SEP 10 5 Seconds of Summer SEP 13 Counting Crows & Rob Thomas SEP 14 Daryl Hall & John Oates SEP 17 Prophets of Rage: Make America Rage Again SEP 20 Def Leppard with REO Speedwagon & Tesla SEP 21 Black Sabbath: The End SEP 22 Luke Bryan: Kill the Lights Tour 2016 SEP 24 Blink-182

COMERICA THEATRE Phoenix • 602-379-2800 • LiveNation.com

SEP 14 Ray LaMontagne: The Ouroboros Tour 2016 SEP 27 Flume SEP 29 Magic Men Live!

GAMMAGE AUDITORIUM ASU, Tempe • 480-965-3434 • ASUGammage.com

SEP 13–18 Cabaret GILA RIVER ARENA

Glendale • 800-745-3000 • GilaRiverArena.com SEP 22 Kellogg’s Tour of Gymnastics Champions

PHOENIX THEATRE Phoenix • 602-254-2151 • PhoenixTheatre.com

SEP 7–OCT 2 In The Heights SEP 21–OCT 9 Liberace

TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA Phoenix • 602-379-7800

TalkingStickResortArena.com SEP 6 Drake & Future: Summer Sixteen Tour SEP 10 Maná: The Latino Power Tour SEP 16 Demi Lovato & Nick Jonas: Future Now

Events may change. Please call ahead.

SPORTS AT HOME

AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL Chase Field. $10-$250. 602-514-8400

SEP 9–11 SAN FRAN. SEP 12–14 COLORADO

SEP 15–18 L.A. SEP 30 SAN DIEGO

ARIZONA CARDINALS FOOTBALL Univ. of Phoenix Stadium. $47-$553. 602-379-0102

SEP 1–PRESEASON VS. DENVER

SEP 11–NEW ENGLAND SEP 18–TAMPA BAY

ASU FOOTBALL Sun Devil Stadium. $25-$300. 480-727-0000

SEP 3–NORTHERN AZ SEP 10–TEXAS TECH

SEP 24–CALIFORNIA

PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL Talking Stick Resort Arena. $10-$225. 800-745-3000

SEP 11–ATLANTA

SEP 15–SEATTLE

ARIZONA COYOTES HOCKEY Gila River Arena. $30-$373. 480-563-PUCK

SEP 26–PRESEASON VS. LOS ANGELES

ARIZONA UNITED SOCCER CLUB Peoria Sports Complex. $10-$75. 623-594-9606

SEP 13–PORTLAND

SEP 17–SALT LAKE

UNIV. OF ARIZONA VS. BYU SEP 3 Univ. of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale. Cactus Kickoff football game. $25-$150. 800-745-300

SEPTEMBER 2016

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d WELCOME SEPTEMBER c School’s back in session, another fall football season kicks off, and a fun-filled

Labor Day weekend lies ahead. Whatever the season, we’re always dedicated to providing our valued residents with responsive service, a quality home, and a carefree lifestyle. Thanks for choosing our community as your home, and have a safe and enjoyable September! Please note: the office will be closed Monday, September 5, for Labor Day.

CHOOSE TO RENEW We appreciate having you as a resident, and we hope you’ll decide to stay right

here when your lease is up for renewal. Simply contact the office, and we’ll take care of the rest. With a new lease, you can continue to enjoy all the benefits of our professionally-managed community, so renew your lease today!

PEACE AND QUIET One of our goals is to provide a peaceful environment for all of our residents.

Please be sure to adjust the volume of televisions, sound systems, and conversations so that they can’t be heard outside your home. Make sure your car radio is at a low level when entering our parking lot. Thanks for keeping the peace and quiet in our community!

COMMUNITY WATCH We encourage our residents to be involved in our community. Get to know your

neighbors and staff, and keep an eye out for unusual activities on and around our property. If you see someone acting in a suspicious manner, please contact the office immediately. For emergencies, call 911.

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL & CHILI September 15 • 5 p.m. • in the Clubhouse

We have a game plan that’s sure to score points with our resident football fans – Thursday Night Football & Chili in the Clubhouse! Join your friends and neighbors in front of the TV to cheer on your favorite team. We’re putting some sports and spice into your Thursday night, so make sure you don’t pass on a good time!

REFER A FRIEND

$200 REFERRAL BONUS

when you refer a NEW RESIDENT

Must sign a lease & move in (details in office)

Office Closed

LABOR DAY

OFFICE CLOSED

OFFICE CLOSED

FALL Begins

HH HH

SEP 9–11 BISBEE BLUES

FESTIVAL 520-227-6547

SEP 24–25 SEDONA WINEFEST

2016 928-301-0398

SEP 9–10 SIERRA VISTA

OKTOBERFEST 2016

520-417-6980

SEP 23–24 SAFFORD SALSAFEST

2016 928-428-2511

SEP 17–18 HEBER

29TH ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST

928-240-8515

SEP 17–18 WILLCOX

APPLE PIE & CRAFT FAIR

520-384-2084

SEP 3–5 SONOITA LABOR DAY

RODEO 520-455-5553

SEP 16–18 SONOITA

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY FAIR

520-455-5553

SEP 23–24 KINGMAN BEST OF THE WEST FEST

928-753-6106

SEP 14–18 HOLBROOK

NAVAJO COUNTY FAIR

928-524-4757

CORN DOG MUFFINS

Makes 20 muffins Ingredients

2 (8.5 ounce) packages cornbread mix 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1 1/2 cups milk 2 eggs 1 1/2 cups grated cheddar cheese 10 hot dogs, cut into bite-sized slices

Directions Preheat oven to 400° F. Lightly grease muffin tins for 20 muffins.

In a large bowl, stir together the cornbread mix and brown sugar.

In a separate bowl, whisk together the milk and eggs until smooth; stir in the cheddar cheese. Add the wet mixture to the dry ingredients and stir until thoroughly combined.

Spoon the batter into muffin cups until each is 2/3 full. Divide the hot dog slices evenly between each muffin cup, pushing the slices down into the batter.

Bake 14 to 18 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm with honey mustard for dipping!

What’s

LABOR DAY LAUGHS

Live Theater Serves Filling Fare

Makes 8-10 servingsSouthwest Chicken Casserole

Directions:

Preheat oven to 350º F.

In a large skillet over medium high heat, sauté onion and garlic in oil until onion is translucent. Add chicken and cook until no longer pink inside. Add taco seasoning, green chiles, beans, corn, salsa, and chipotle sauce. Cover skillet and simmer over medium low heat for 10 minutes.

Transfer chicken mixture to a 9x13-inch baking dish. Top with 1/2 cup cheese and crumbled tortilla chips.

Bake in preheated oven for 15 minutes. Add remaining 1/2 cup cheese and bake until cheese is melted and bubbly.

Ingredients: 2 tablespoons vegetable oil1 medium onion, chopped2 garlic cloves, minced1 1/2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cut into cubes1 (1.25 ounce) package taco seasoning mix1 (4.5 ounce) can green chiles, diced1 (15 ounce) can black beans, undrained1 (15.25 ounce) can sweet corn, undrained1 1/2 cups salsa1 tablespoon chipotle hot sauce1 cup shredded Mexican-style cheese1 1/2 cups plain tortilla chips, crumbled

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put up a sign reading “Think!”

and they’d like to know who

added: “Or Thwim!”

If all the cars in the

United States were placed

end to end, it would probably

be Labor Day weekend.

Nothing ruins a Friday

more than realizing

today is Tuesday.

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killed anyone, but

why chance it.

My job is secure. No one

else wants it.

How long have I been

working for this company?

Ever since they threatened

to fire me.

With another beautiful Arizona autumn on the horizon, it’s

the perfect time to shake off the summer monsoon gloom with a special evening of live theater and delightful dining. Forget the typical “dinner and a movie” night which often begins at a packed and pricey restaurant and is followed by a mad dash to the local cineplex where the latest “blockbuster” snoozer is playing. Dinner theaters offer a fascinating alternative that promises a memorable and stress-free night of fun and excitement.

Arizona’s dinner theaters present a wide array of unique venues, vibrant live entertainment, and scrumptious menu selections. The venues themselves vary from a formal and elegant ambiance, like the Arizona Broadway Theatre in Peoria, to a laid-back rustic atmosphere with a dose of the raucous, like Gaslight Theatre in Tucson. Popular restaurants, such as Oregano’s, and comedy clubs, like the Tempe Improv, also host a different style of dinner theater.

The spectrum of live entertainment that dinner theaters serve up covers everything from glitzy, full-length Broadway productions to sidesplitting skits and musical-comedy

melodramas where the crowds cheer and boo the on-stage antics of the cast and band. Restaurant mystery dinner theaters let you interact with the cast as you help solve crimes that unfold during dinner. Certain comedy clubs combine dinner and drinks with some of the hottest stand-up comedians touring the country today.

Since music is often synonymous with dinner theaters, venues like Rockin’ R

Ranch in Mesa keep their cowboy stage show rolling while the barbecue is passed around. The multi-talented wait staff at Black Bart’s in Flagstaff not only serves you food but entertains you with a great on-stage musical revue.

As the name suggests, tasty cuisine also takes center stage at dinner theaters.

Choose a venue that serves a magnificent three-course, candlelight dinner, or go for the place with hot pizza, ice cream, and cold drinks. It’s all good.

As the curtain drops at the end of your night out, you’ll be glad you took a pass on the same old same old and ventured out to a dinner theater. See the right panel for a listing of dinner theaters near you.

The reward for a

job well done is more work.

Dinner

The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of Take Note LLC or its staff.

Take Note LLC assumes no responsibility for anysubmitted text or illustrations. All rights reserved.

The call of the wild echoes through the cool pines of the Bradshaw Mountains

just outside Prescott, drawing women (18 years and older) who seek to challenge themselves physically and mentally. The Arizona Wildlife Federation conducts their three-day workshop, Becoming an Outdoors Woman, beginning at noon on Friday, September 9, until 1:00 p.m. Sunday, September 11, at Friendly Pines Camp.

During this jam-packed weekend, expert instructors introduce women to outdoor skills in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. With 36 different classes offered, participants have the opportunity to learn about hunting, fishing, shooting and gun safety, archery, camping, map and compass reading, and much more. New friendships are often made.

Evenings are filled with fun and entertainment, which includes hawk talks, nature hikes, fashion shows, and wild game tasting. The $250 registration fee covers equipment, food, and lodging in a rustic cabin. Though simple, each cabin has showers and bathrooms.

For more information, go to azwildlife.org, or call 480-644-0077.

Becoming an Outdoors Woman

For Arizonans, October 10 is the deadline to register for the November 8 general election. To register to vote, you must:1. Be a United States citizen.2. Be a resident of Arizona and the county listed on your registration.3. Be 18 years of age or more on or before the day of the next general election.ONLINE: If you have an Arizona Driver License and/or an Arizona non-operating I.D. card, you may register online at

servicearizona.com. MAIL: To register by mail,

print off a form online at azsos.gov, or request that a registration form be mailed to you from your County Recorder.

IN PERSON: Visit your County Recorder’s office and

fill out a form in person. Any time you move, change your

name, or change your political party affiliation, you must re-register. Register and exercise your right to vote!

How to Register to Vote in Arizona

METRO PHOENIX AREAArizona Broadway Theatre7701 W. Paradise Lane, Peoria623-776-8400 / azbroadway.orgSeats 400, live Broadway-style musicals, dinner, and bar serviceBarleen’s Arizona Opry 2275 E. Old West Hwy., Apache Jct.480-982-7991 / azopry.comOpen Nov. 11, 2016–Apr. 22, 2017Family musical variety, double entréesHistoric Mining Camp Restaurant and Trading Post6100 E. Mining Camp St., Apache Jct.480-982-3181 miningcamprestaurant.comSummer hours: May–Oct. Dinner shows Dec. 27, 2016–Apr. 15, 2017. 150 seats, family-style dinner Mystery Dinner TheaterPlaying at select Oregano’s, Chompie’s, and Aunt Chilada’s480-994-1520 / mysterymansion.comInteractive mystery dinner theater, 3-course meal Organ Stop Pizza1149 E. Southern Ave., Mesa480-813-5700 / organstoppizza.comWurlitzer pipe organ, pizza, and pasta Rockin’ R Ranch6136 E. Baseline, Mesa480-832-1539 / rockinr.netCowboy stage show, Wild West grub NORTHERN ARIZONA

Black Bart’s Steakhouse2760 E. Butler, Flagstaff928-779-3142 blackbartssteakhouse.comOn-stage musical revue by talented wait staff, full dinner menu The Palace on Whiskey Row120 S. Montezuma St., Prescott928-541-1996 / historicpalace.comLive show one Monday a month, full dinner menu

TUCSON AREACarnival of Illusion Tucson Scottish Rite Grand Parlour160 S. Scott, Tucson520-615-5299 / carnivalofillusion.comVaudeville-inspired magic and mystery, dinner special at Cafe á La C’art, 150 N. Main Ave., TucsonThe Gaslight Theatre7010 E. Broadway, Tucson520-886-9428 / gaslighttheatre.comMusical comedy melodrama with casual food and concessions Mystery & Magic Dinner Theater Playhouse at the Five Palms3500 E. Sunrise Dr., Tucson520-861-4800 / mysterydinner.theater3-act, interactive comedy murder mystery, 3-course fine dining

FOOTBALL TERMSOffensive holdingUnnecessary roughnessReferee TackleLine of scrimmageTailgatingTwo-minute warningIntentional groundingPuntCoach

Match a definition (1–10) with the corresponding football termlisted below. Answers lower right.

Answers: 1. Tackle, 2. Tailgating, 3. Two-minute

warning, 4. Intentional grounding, 5. Coach, 6. Punt, 7. Unnecessary roughness, 8. Line of scrimmage, 9. Referee, 10. Offensive holding.

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Take Note Phoenix, Arizona 623-780-9041 Cover Photo: Cactus Sunset by R.Blue Photography, Tucson, Arizona

4225 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85008 • 602-795-2790 ResidencesAt4225.com

R E S I D E N C E S A T

A P A R T M E N T H O M E S

25

AT YOUR SERVICE Amanda Gorman Property Manager Karyn Schibanoff

Asst. Property Manager Milosz Wilczkiewicz

Boone Stanley Leasing Professionals

Bud Koetje Maintenance Supervisor

Rich Chipres Quentin Garcia

Maintenance Technicians Cecelia Jones Housekeeper

HOURS Office

Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm Sat: 10am–5pm Sun: 11am–5pm

Clubhouse Business Center Open Office Hours

Fitness Center Open 24 Hours

Pool Open 24 Hours

Barbecue Grills Available 24 Hours

CONTACT US Office, After Hours, &

Emergency Maintenance 602-795-2790

Email Residences@greystar.com

SPECIAL EVENTS

OUTDOOR CONCERTS SEP 2–30 District Stage and AMC Fountain, Desert Ridge Market Place, Phoenix. Live music bands every Friday & Saturday, 7pm. Free. 480-513-7586

FIRST FRIDAYS PHOENIX SEP 2 Downtown Phoenix. Tour galleries, museums, artist studios, cultural venues. Free trolley with five hubs. ArtlinkPhoenix.com

EXPERIENCE THE ANDES SEP 3–4 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. Music and culture of South America, special performances and demonstrations. $10-$20. 480-478-6000 MIM.org

VINTAGE MARKET SEP 16–18 WestWorld, Scottsdale. More than 170 hand-picked vendors of vintage items. $8 admission, $5 parking. JunkInTheTrunkVintageMarket.com

MUSEUM DAY LIVE! SEP 24 Throughout AZ. Twenty museums in AZ offer free admission for two. Required ticket available at SmithsonianMag.com/museumday

BRAZILIAN DAY ARIZONA FESTIVAL SEP 24 Scottsdale Civic Center Park. Entertainment, vendors, activities. $7-$15. BrazilianDayArizona.com

BALLET UNDER THE STARS SEP 24 Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix. Ballet Arizona performs at 7pm. Free. 602-381-0184

FOUNTAIN HILLS OKTOBERFEST SEP 30–OCT 1 Fountain Park. German music, food, beer, contests, children’s area, vendors, community services. 480-816-5185 ExperienceFountainHills.org

ON STAGE

AK-CHIN PAVILION Phoenix • 602-254-7200 • LiveNation.com

SEP 8 Fifth Harmony: The 7/27 Tour SEP 10 5 Seconds of Summer SEP 13 Counting Crows & Rob Thomas SEP 14 Daryl Hall & John Oates SEP 17 Prophets of Rage: Make America Rage Again SEP 20 Def Leppard with REO Speedwagon & Tesla SEP 21 Black Sabbath: The End SEP 22 Luke Bryan: Kill the Lights Tour 2016 SEP 24 Blink-182

COMERICA THEATRE Phoenix • 602-379-2800 • LiveNation.com

SEP 14 Ray LaMontagne: The Ouroboros Tour 2016 SEP 27 Flume SEP 29 Magic Men Live!

GAMMAGE AUDITORIUM ASU, Tempe • 480-965-3434 • ASUGammage.com

SEP 13–18 Cabaret GILA RIVER ARENA

Glendale • 800-745-3000 • GilaRiverArena.com SEP 22 Kellogg’s Tour of Gymnastics Champions

PHOENIX THEATRE Phoenix • 602-254-2151 • PhoenixTheatre.com

SEP 7–OCT 2 In The Heights SEP 21–OCT 9 Liberace

TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA Phoenix • 602-379-7800

TalkingStickResortArena.com SEP 6 Drake & Future: Summer Sixteen Tour SEP 10 Maná: The Latino Power Tour SEP 16 Demi Lovato & Nick Jonas: Future Now

Events may change. Please call ahead.

SPORTS AT HOME

AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL Chase Field. $10-$250. 602-514-8400

SEP 9–11 SAN FRAN. SEP 12–14 COLORADO

SEP 15–18 L.A. SEP 30 SAN DIEGO

ARIZONA CARDINALS FOOTBALL Univ. of Phoenix Stadium. $47-$553. 602-379-0102

SEP 1–PRESEASON VS. DENVER

SEP 11–NEW ENGLAND SEP 18–TAMPA BAY

ASU FOOTBALL Sun Devil Stadium. $25-$300. 480-727-0000

SEP 3–NORTHERN AZ SEP 10–TEXAS TECH

SEP 24–CALIFORNIA

PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL Talking Stick Resort Arena. $10-$225. 800-745-3000

SEP 11–ATLANTA

SEP 15–SEATTLE

ARIZONA COYOTES HOCKEY Gila River Arena. $30-$373. 480-563-PUCK

SEP 26–PRESEASON VS. LOS ANGELES

ARIZONA UNITED SOCCER CLUB Peoria Sports Complex. $10-$75. 623-594-9606

SEP 13–PORTLAND

SEP 17–SALT LAKE

UNIV. OF ARIZONA VS. BYU SEP 3 Univ. of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale. Cactus Kickoff football game. $25-$150. 800-745-300

SEPTEMBER 2016

SUN

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

26 27 28 29 30 25

d WELCOME SEPTEMBER c School’s back in session, another fall football season kicks off, and a fun-filled

Labor Day weekend lies ahead. Whatever the season, we’re always dedicated to providing our valued residents with responsive service, a quality home, and a carefree lifestyle. Thanks for choosing our community as your home, and have a safe and enjoyable September! Please note: the office will be closed Monday, September 5, for Labor Day.

CHOOSE TO RENEW We appreciate having you as a resident, and we hope you’ll decide to stay right

here when your lease is up for renewal. Simply contact the office, and we’ll take care of the rest. With a new lease, you can continue to enjoy all the benefits of our professionally-managed community, so renew your lease today!

PEACE AND QUIET One of our goals is to provide a peaceful environment for all of our residents.

Please be sure to adjust the volume of televisions, sound systems, and conversations so that they can’t be heard outside your home. Make sure your car radio is at a low level when entering our parking lot. Thanks for keeping the peace and quiet in our community!

COMMUNITY WATCH We encourage our residents to be involved in our community. Get to know your

neighbors and staff, and keep an eye out for unusual activities on and around our property. If you see someone acting in a suspicious manner, please contact the office immediately. For emergencies, call 911.

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL & CHILI September 15 • 5 p.m. • in the Clubhouse

We have a game plan that’s sure to score points with our resident football fans – Thursday Night Football & Chili in the Clubhouse! Join your friends and neighbors in front of the TV to cheer on your favorite team. We’re putting some sports and spice into your Thursday night, so make sure you don’t pass on a good time!

REFER A FRIEND

$200 REFERRAL BONUS

when you refer a NEW RESIDENT

Must sign a lease & move in (details in office)

Office Closed

LABOR DAY

OFFICE CLOSED

OFFICE CLOSED

FALL Begins

HH HH

SEP 9–11 BISBEE BLUES

FESTIVAL 520-227-6547

SEP 24–25 SEDONA WINEFEST

2016 928-301-0398

SEP 9–10 SIERRA VISTA

OKTOBERFEST 2016

520-417-6980

SEP 23–24 SAFFORD SALSAFEST

2016 928-428-2511

SEP 17–18 HEBER

29TH ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST

928-240-8515

SEP 17–18 WILLCOX

APPLE PIE & CRAFT FAIR

520-384-2084

SEP 3–5 SONOITA LABOR DAY

RODEO 520-455-5553

SEP 16–18 SONOITA

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY FAIR

520-455-5553

SEP 23–24 KINGMAN BEST OF THE WEST FEST

928-753-6106

SEP 14–18 HOLBROOK

NAVAJO COUNTY FAIR

928-524-4757

CORN DOG MUFFINS

Makes 20 muffins Ingredients

2 (8.5 ounce) packages cornbread mix 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1 1/2 cups milk 2 eggs 1 1/2 cups grated cheddar cheese 10 hot dogs, cut into bite-sized slices

Directions Preheat oven to 400° F. Lightly grease muffin tins for 20 muffins.

In a large bowl, stir together the cornbread mix and brown sugar.

In a separate bowl, whisk together the milk and eggs until smooth; stir in the cheddar cheese. Add the wet mixture to the dry ingredients and stir until thoroughly combined.

Spoon the batter into muffin cups until each is 2/3 full. Divide the hot dog slices evenly between each muffin cup, pushing the slices down into the batter.

Bake 14 to 18 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm with honey mustard for dipping!