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Ever since getting the AGA, one of the major things people have been curious about is if I’d be able to cook a turkey in the AGA. Which is funny, because as soon as I told The Duck Lady that I was saving up to buy one, she was like… Just so you know, you Read More >>
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It was an insanely good week in the grocery department! I only spent $10.59 at the stores and made a boatload of delicious meals in the new cooker. For all of those who asked… YES! You can cook a turkey in an AGA. {I’ll give you all the details tomorrow.} A full on turkey dinner Read More >>
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Go On A Solo Adventure. A solo adventure to Fair Isle. I don’t think I could have picked a more unique and cozy spot to spend a few weeks. Good news! My box of supplies has finally left the island. Now we’ll just have to see how long it takes to get to Maine. 🙂 Read More >>
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Hello Saturday… Sunny {but cold} skies are in the forecast for today here in Coastal Maine. I think I’ll stay inside and sort through my garden seeds and see what I need to get started under the grow lights. Well that, and bake a little something in the AGA. 😉 How about YOU? What are Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things Doormats. How many do you use at once? Call me old fashioned but I’ve always thought one was enough. But Grandinroad magazine shows us how to use three. If you were thinking about ordering some Cadbury mini eggs online for Easter baskets… Read More >>
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