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The weather is starting to get cooler, the leaves are falling, and the holidays are right around the corner. Pretty soon, it will become indoor weather, and in order to make it a little more bearable, I’ve decided to whip up my own air freshener. I can bring the scent of fall into the house, Read More >>
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This past weekend I was able to attend the New York City Wine and Food Festival and it was awesome! This was my first time at one of these type of events and the sheer amount of offerings was crazy. I attended the La Sagra Sunday Slices event as a guest and let me tell Read More >>
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Holy crackers people. Hole. Lee. Crackers. Do you know anyone who would pay $4.99 for a head of cauliflower? I sure don’t. I mean c’mon, how are people suppose to eat their veggies when they are so expensive? Cilantro $2.49 a bunch!! A packet of seeds costs about half that. How about $5.49 for a 14 Read More >>
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I’ve made a lot of quinoa recipes, but I think this quinoa salads with bacon, spinach and feta might just be my favorite one so far. I’m not sure if it’s the bacon or the tiny tomatoes popping in my mouth, but I am in love. HH if you are readying this… I’m not sharing Read More >>
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I’ve decided to turn up the potato patch and make the area into a lasagna garden this fall. Then, next spring, I think I’ll plant the pumpkin patch there. I mean, really, it’s crop rotation at its finest. A lasagna garden is basically layering organic materials {like making a lasagna} to create a rich, no Read More >>
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