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We stopped by a farmer’s market the other day and noticed someone selling zucchini for $5.50 a pound. I actually had to do a double take to make sure I had read the price correctly. Yep. $5.50 a pound for zucchini. Either I’m getting really old and out of touch with what things cost these Read More >>
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I went out to take some photos of the garden and boy is it muggy here in Maine this morning! The vegetables sure like the high humidity though, that’s for sure. Everything in the kitchen garden is doing well and as soon as the cucumbers are done, I’ll be ready to get the broccoli and Read More >>
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This fantastic recipe was inspired by a jar of peach lavender jam I saw while on our visit to Sealyon Lavender Farm. After we got home I couldn’t stop thinking about the peach/lavender combination and well, I just had to whip up a batch to add to our canning cupboard. I love when that happens, Read More >>
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Back in January when the Kiln Guy and the Chef were here they mentioned they would be catering a wedding on an island off the coast of Maine this summer and wanted to know if I, or anyone else I knew wanted to help out. The gig would pay $250, I’d get lunch and dinner Read More >>
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We spent $15.94 on groceries this past week so that means as of this morning, we’ve spent $1017.31 on groceries for this year. That leaves us with only $182.69 left in our grocery budget for 2022 if we’re going to stay on track and only spend an average of $100 a month on groceries for Read More >>
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