by Ed Heiser IV | Apr 9, 2020 | Recipes
funeral Potatoes
Cheesey delicious funeral potatos.
- 8 potatoes
- 1 can cream of celery soup
- 1 can cream of chicken soup
- 2/3 cup butter
- 3 tbsp dried onions
- 2 cups sour cream
- 1 cup grated cheese
Cook, peel, and slice the potatos
Put potatos in a 9×13 pan
bake and set aside
In a sauce pan over mediam heat Combine soup, butter, onions, sour cream, and half the cheese. Heat thoroughly.
Top with the other half of the cheese and bake at 350 until bubbles and brown
by Ed Heiser IV | Dec 30, 2018 | Recipes
Mango avacado salsa
My favorit salsa
- 1 Mango Peeled andseeded
- 2 Avacados Peeled and pited
- 4 Tomatoes Medium, Roma
- 1 Jalapeno Seeded
- 1/2 Cup Cilantro
- 3 Cloves garlic Minced
- 1 Tsp Salt
- 2 Tbs Lime juice
- 1/4 Cup Red onion Chopped
- 3 Tbs olive oil
In a food processor dice all ingrediance but the avocado's
Dice the avicadon with a knife or a pattato masher
Combined ingrediance from food processor and then add the avacado and gently combine
by Ed Heiser IV | Dec 25, 2018 | scuba
Local Dive Sites
Some People May say that Arizona does not have meany places to dive or that they do not know where to go. so we have done our best to inform our fellow diveres of where to dive here in Arizona.
These are the current places the Ed’s Are Diving. Click here to see all the dive sites.
Lake Pleasant Dive Sites
This information is compiled from posts on ScubaBoard.com, google maps, the web and my own information. I asked permission from posters, others and I share this information to you. I hope you find it helpful. If you have any info to add or want to share new info, please let us know.
by Ed Heiser IV | Oct 14, 2018 | scuba
This seems to be Scorpion Bay
This is how you get there: as soon as you turn left from peninsula rd towards the road that goes to dirty shirt, you have to take the first gravel road to the right, drive on that road as far as you can get, which will take you close to the Ranger station, that is the place. you turned towards dirty shirt, then took the 1st right.. till you couldn’t go any further, then got in the water.
Swim to the rocky tip that is gonna be on your right and dive to the left towards dirty shirt. you can’t beat this place, if you stay from 40′ to 25′ you’ll see lots of walls and overhangs, I haven’t gone too much deeper than that just because is cold now, but I’m sure that it gets pretty deep there.
I’m glad you liked the spot, water is really high now. I haven’t dove that deep there yet. I usually stay at around 45 to 25 now that is cold. Night diving there is even nicer than day, a lot of fish come out.
Dove the wall by the Ranger station Saturday. Definitely one of the better sites in Pleasant. Walked into the cove and dropped down on the ledge at about 10′. Went over the ledge and dropped to the bottom at about 60′. Water temp 54 deg. No significant thermocline felt. Viz about 10′. A little bit of a current pushing us into the wall. Found a couple of small pseudo caverns at the bottom of the wall, maybe about 8′ of penetration before hitting the back or getting too small to go any farther. Definitely a repeat site. Also looking forward to checking this site out in August or September when it’s dry. – Kris
by Ed Heiser IV | Oct 14, 2018 | scuba
Go to this link for a fantastic over view of Scorpion bay by Garrett.
http://www.getbentscuba.com/scorpion_bay.php
The best dive site in LP May be gone forever because of new marina
33º 52′ 21.12″ N
112º 17′ 37.18″ W
Is (Was) know as some of the best diving at lake Pleasant. New marina owner MAY let diving continue, but completion of the new marina may be a year or more in the future.
“This spot is diveable while the lake is full; early spring until mid summer. This dive site is referred to as “The Wall” because depending on the lake level a wall starting at 15-20′ drops to depths of over 60′ in some places. The wall has many crevices, overhangs and small caverns to explore. There is a sharp thermocline generally around 30-35′ where the temp and viz drop dramatically. The fun thing is as the lake level drops the thermocline stays a consistent depth and you are able to explore more of the wall without having to endure the drop of temp and loss of viz, making subsequent dives unique.
The wall is also somewhat of a fish habitat and many of the lake species can be observed here. Some of the fish that are regularly spotted are Bass, Bluegill, Carp, Catfish and Crawdads. The fish have no fear of divers and some show a genuine curiosity.” Garrett
