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Have you been a busy little squirrel gathering nuts for the winter? I know I have been freezing, canning, and dehydrating like crazy. I love to freeze foods from the garden and Mr. Produce guy, but even with the best practices, they don’t last forever {the taste and texture start to deteriorate a bit}.Here’s a Read More >>
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Ha ha ha! 😉 Last night the Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird and I locked Lucy the Puggle Dog in the house and brought the baby chicks on to the lawn to snap some pictures. Poor Lucy, she was hopping up and down trying to get our attention the entire time. 😉 Blue Laced Read More >>
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Broccoli is back in season and with the deals popping up everywhere now is a great time to try some new recipes for an excuse to stuff your face with it. This recipe for roasted broccoli Parmesan pretty much rocks any day of the week. Ingredients 1 head of broccoli 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese, grated 1/4 cup olive Read More >>
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Yesterday I shared some pictures of heirloom squash from the exhibition hall at the National Heirloom Festival. So today I thought I’d post a few pictures of other stuff I thought was cool {and because you probably don’t want to see the other 442 pictures of squash I took}. 😉 The Ye Old Dunk tank Read More >>
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I’ve really been thinking a lot about that article I shared with you the other day about the USDA allowing U.S. raised chickens to be shipped over and processed by China. I have to say, the whole thought really bugs me. So, naturally, when I stumbled on another article about the Chinese acquisition of America’s largest Read More >>
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