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Anyone up for a little plant identification today? I spotted these purple perennial flowers in the garden last night and I have no idea what they are. They sure are pretty though and I’m hoping one of you can tell me what they are. Any ideas? Please let me know in the comments below. Have Read More >>
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Even though I don’t make a weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from.Here are a few recipes from my recipe collection I thought you might like: Breakfast Ideas Blueberry Banana Smoothie – Smoothies are just a healthy way to get Read More >>
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Now that the weather is getting colder, those last tomatoes still hanging on the vine may need an intervention if you want them to ripen. Then again, you may have all sorts of recipes for green tomatoes, but if not, you can try a couple of these methods to squeeze the most out of your Read More >>
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Muffins are such a comfort food for me in the morning. They are totally versatile too because I can throw all sorts of ingredients in them, and they come right out of the oven as delicious as ever. Raspberries, oatmeal, raisins, cranberries, apples. You name it, I’ve made it into a muffin! In addition to Read More >>
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If you can make applesauce, you can make apple butter. The process is exactly the same with the exception of one step. After you turn your apples into applesauce, instead of canning it right away, you place the applesauce in a crock pot to cook down into a thick, rich buttery spread. Apple butter is Read More >>
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