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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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Costco $10.82 {after rebate} I can explain. 😉 My Costco Executive Membership Rebate came in the mail last week so I went crazy! 🙂 My parents give us a Costco membership every year for Christmas. Which I love, because honestly, I don’t know that I would shell out $110 a year for it on my own. Read More >>
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Hello! My husband, Christopher, and I (Shannon) live in Fairbanks, Alaska. We actually just met October 2012 and married this July, and this is a story of our first garden together. Most of the pictures here are his handiwork. Here in Alaska, we must start many of our plants inside, sometimes months ahead of time. Temperatures Read More >>
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This summer I froze a lot of raspberries. That’s the beauty of having a ton of something when they’re in season and saving them for when those raspberry bushes are frozen solid and covered in snow in the middle of winter. I can still use homegrown raspberries all year long because I froze a ton Read More >>
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