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Ah, back to school time. Everything is new and fresh. You’ve promised yourself that this year you will definitely get the mandatory 20 minutes of reading homework in, pack healthy lunches, and cook-from-scratch dinners, right? {We’ll talk again in October-ha!} Plus, with Labor Day, there’s great deals on last of the season BBQ supplies. Here’s Read More >>
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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 34 of 52 It’s a jungle out there I tell you, a jungle. 😉 Check out the ornamental corn stalks. They are only suppose to get about 3 feet high and we already have a few tiny little ears growing. Pretty neat-o if you ask me. The lettuce seeds Read More >>
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Yesterday morning I held an impromptu farmer’s market at the end of my driveway. It seemed like a quick and easy way to share the bounty with the neighbors without having to go door to door delivering produce. There were heirloom tomatoes. Red, white and blue spuds. Rainbow Swiss chard and 3 kinds of kale. Fresh Read More >>
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With fall fast approaching and our fresh summer strawberry supply dwindling this morning I whipped up a delicious batch of whole wheat strawberry pancakes for my tribe. Here is the recipe: Ingredients 3/4 cup all-purpose flour 3/4 cup whole-wheat flour 3 tablespoons sugar 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/2 teaspoon baking soda {15 Cool Uses Read More >>
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Did you know you can get garlic to easily last for months? I didn’t either until I stumbled onto this little trick: put them in a regular paper bag with holes punched into them and paper clip them shut. It gives them the dark dry environment they need to stay fresh, without limiting their air Read More >>
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