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Hello and Happy Saturday! Today is going to be a great day, I can just feel it. The snow is melting, the turkeys are everywhere and I just pulled my lavender seeds out of the refrigerator and put them under the grow lights. With a high of 45 degrees in the forecast, we’ll probably head Read More >>
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This is my absolute favorite Irish soda bread recipe, so with this being St. Patrick’s Day and all, I thought I would share it again with everyone. The first time I tried Irish Soda bread was in a Pub in Dingle, Ireland. The recipe itself is very straightforward and easy to make. However, if you Read More >>
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It started snowing late Tuesday afternoon and when we woke up yesterday the snowflakes were still fluttering about. By the time the HH suited up to start up the snowblower though, the snow had finally stopped. Before the storm I think it was predicted we’d get 8 – 12 inches of snow. And while I Read More >>
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Last week while The Girl and I were in Vermont, one of the places we stopped in the morning before our classes began at King Arthur was the Gardener’s Supply Company. I had no idea The Gardener’s Supply Company was an actual store {with 4 locations!}. I always thought they were just a mail order Read More >>
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Last week I made a loaf of spelt bread recipe using some of the spelt flour I picked up from Maine Grains back in December. The bread turned out so good {and so many of you asked for the recipe} that I’ve decided to share the recipe here on the blog. Grab a little butter, Read More >>
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