Wind River Environmental http://www.wrenvironmental.com Septic Service, Grease Trap Service, Plumbing, Inspections Mon, 13 Feb 2012 18:37:33 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Super Bowl Recipes http://www.wrenvironmental.com/residential/super-bowl-recipes/ http://www.wrenvironmental.com/residential/super-bowl-recipes/#comments Wed, 02 Feb 2011 20:36:57 +0000 Elaine http://www.wrenvironmental.com/?p=1242 Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most social days of the year. If you’re hosting an event you may want to consider having your septic system pumped before the crowd hits. This could be particularly important if you know you’ve had issues in the past. Should you experience game day problems, not to worry, we have you covered like Polamalu covering the Green Bay Packer receivers. We are on it with 7 technicians on-call and ready to tackle any septic or drain problems you [...] Continue Reading]]> Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most social days of the year. If you’re hosting an event you may want to consider having your septic system pumped before the crowd hits. This could be particularly important if you know you’ve had issues in the past. Should you experience game day problems, not to worry, we have you covered like Polamalu covering the Green Bay Packer receivers. We are on it with 7 technicians on-call and ready to tackle any septic or drain problems you experience. So if you find yourself needing to call an audible; contact Wind River Environmental. 800-499-1682

OK, enough of the football jargon; on to the fun stuff! Our team has put together some recipes we think are easy to prepare and sure to be crowd pleasers. Enjoy!

Have an easy Super Bowl recipe you want to share? Let’s have some fun! Leave a comment and post it below. Until next time, hope you enjoy a good game, great food and fun commercials and do not forget to call us if you need us.

Crab Dip

What you’ll need:
1 cup mayonnaise
1 cup parmesan cheese
1 sm. can diced green chilies (undrained)
1 sm. can chopped olives
1 sm. jar marinated artichoke hearts (drained)
1 sm. jar red pimiento (drained)
1 can crabmeat
Tabasco (to taste)
1 bag blue corn chips
Preparation:
Mix all ingredients together in a bowl.
Pour mixture into a loaf pan.
Bake 1 hr. and 45 minutes at 350 F.

Packed Green Olives

What you’ll need:
Pitted olives
Blue Cheese
Flour
Egg
Bread Crumbs
Vegetable Oil
Preparation:
Soak pitted green olives in cold water for 1 hour – drain
Stuff olives with the blue cheese
Roll in flour then dip in beaten egg and roll in plain breadcrumbs
Refrigerate olives while heating vegetable oil in pan
Fry olives in vegetable oil until golden

Sweet and Sour Meatballs

What you will need:
Bag of frozen Italian meatballs
2 cans of cranberry sauce
2 bottles of BBQ sauce
Rice
Preparation:
Put everything in a crockpot cook for at least 6 hours
Cook some rice on the side and serve.

]]> http://www.wrenvironmental.com/residential/super-bowl-recipes/feed/ 0 Preparing for Winter – Septic System Cover Safety http://www.wrenvironmental.com/residential/preparing-for-winter-septic-system-cover-safety/ http://www.wrenvironmental.com/residential/preparing-for-winter-septic-system-cover-safety/#comments Wed, 10 Nov 2010 22:43:30 +0000 Elaine http://www.wrenvironmental.com/?p=1 One aspect of septic system care that does not get nearly enough consideration is septic system cover safety. Sometimes the cover, which provides direct access to your septic tank, is buried underground or "below grade". However, in some instances your cover is flush with the ground "at grade". Ensuring your cover is safe is a critical item that should be on your pre-winter checklist. As winter approaches it would be easy to fall into "out of sight – out of mind" and [...] Continue Reading]]> One aspect of septic system care that does not get nearly enough consideration is septic system cover safety. Sometimes the cover, which provides direct access to your septic tank, is buried underground or "below grade". However, in some instances your cover is flush with the ground "at grade". Ensuring your cover is safe is a critical item that should be on your pre-winter checklist. As winter approaches it would be easy to fall into "out of sight – out of mind" and forget about that cover that needs repair or replacement. If your cover is below ground your septic system service provider can verify its integrity during your next service. However, if your system cover is at grade and therefore visible to you take a moment to ensure that the cover is sitting flush and level and does not move at all if you were to step on it. Also visually inspect the cover to ensure there are no cracks or other signs of significant wear. If you have any concerns please contact us and we can get it replaced right away.

For news reports dealing with septic cover accidents see these links:

WCVB-TV in Boston, Massachusetts reported on septic system cover safety:

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