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Hello Saturday! The snow is trying its best to melt and I think by this time next week it should all be gone. And then the real fun can begin, outdoor projects. 🙂 Yee-Haw! On the agenda for today: Keep the woodstove fed {a high of 40 is in the forecast for today} Pack up Read More >>
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bits and bobs: A random assortment of things; small remaining pieces and things PSA: Clean out your dryer vents. Speaking of clogged vents… Has anyone tried this? My Mother In Law sent me a gift card to Amazon for my birthday and I blew spent $50 of it on 6 bars of Scharffen Berger 70% Read More >>
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One of the things I started to research towards the end of last year in anticipation of getting my AGA cooker, was British recipes. As I started to collect recipes I wanted to test out in my new oven, I noticed they all had something in common… Most of the recipe ingredients were in grams. Read More >>
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Copy Cat KFC Coleslaw Recipe If you love the taste of KFC cole slaw and are looking to recreate the recipe at home, this is your lucky day! This copycat Kentucky Fried Chicken coleslaw recipe is SPOT ON! The key to this recipe is getting the cabbage, carrots, and onions finely chopped and for that, Read More >>
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Yesterday after lunch I sat down and pulled out all my seeds and went through and organized them according to planting dates. I checked out the available seeds I have that I can use for Mid March Gardening in Mid Coast Maine. I had sorted them last month but never got around to dividing them Read More >>
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