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This post is for everyone out there who does not have the luxury of a big backyard to plant row after row of fruits and vegetables. If you live in a condo or apartment and want to start a garden, YOU CAN DO IT! Granted, you may not be able to grow as much food Read More >>
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* I am posting this recipe again today for those of you who might have missed it the first time I wrote about .. This is by far one of my family’s favorite meals. The summer of 2010 I came across a money-making deal at QFC grocery on Kraft shredded cheese. I loaded up. I Read More >>
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Yesterday I walked out to the greenhouse, and decided the time had come to harvest my first vegetable of the 2012 growing season. As you know my goal this summer is simple; to grow 2,000 lbs of fresh fruits and vegetables in my very own backyard. And I think I can do it. After all, Read More >>
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Yesterday was the perfect day to transplant seedlings. It rained lightly, and every few hours there was about a one hour window of sunshine. Talk about perfect weather for planting seedlings if you ask me. Although this raised bed of Rainbow Swiss Chard doesn’t look all that exciting right now, take a look at the Read More >>
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Over the weekend I was able to work on Chicken Fort Knox, and I must say I am rather pleased with the results so far. Not one chicken has escaped. Not one. Nada. At this point it’s still looking a bit ghetto with the downed logs at the base of chicken run, but I’m making Read More >>
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Someday, before I am old and grey, I will send my friend JJ and email that reads: JJ, Pack your bags, we are going to Paris for the weekend to blog about bread. Meet me at IAD at 8:25 pm on Friday. Gate 12. We are taking the red-eye. Please find your boarding pass attached Read More >>
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Yesterday, Peanut the Easter Egger Chicken helped me build a potato tower. This was the first tower I had ever built and I needed all the help I could get. Since I’m trying to grow 2,000 lbs of fresh fruits and vegetables in my backyard this summer, I figured I should grow a few potatoes. Read More >>
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I’m going to go out on a limb here and guess you {like so many other people in the world} have a bunch of hard-boiled eggs sitting in your refrigerator right now. Am I right? I just whipped up a batch of Betty Crocker’s Ranch Style Eggs, and boy are they delicious and oh so Read More >>
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