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A giant thank you to One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Melanie who suggested I make a batch of strawberry kiwi jam with all those free kiwis I picked up from Mr. Produce Guy last week. Yumm a licious is how I would describe this jam. What are you waiting for? Go make some! Looking Read More >>
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Last week I hit the motherload of free produce. It was nuts! You can definitely tell when things start to pick up in the produce section and people start to buy more fruit. Although the free produce boxes from Mr. Produce Guy were overflowing again this week, the pickings were kind of slim when compared Read More >>
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I like the taste of General Tso’s chicken, but I don’t like my chicken battered in flour so I prepare our General Tso’s chicken a little differently. I also like to jack up the vegetables quite a bit. The sauce is the same, but this version is a little lighter {and happier}. I hope you Read More >>
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In this episode of how the square foot garden turns… Mavis harvests a giant head of broccoli, picks some peas and checks in on her lettuce plants. Ha! Having a big garden that’s broken up into small sections really is like living in a little soap opera, isn’t it? Well this week was a great one Read More >>
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The HH and I were cleaning the garage out the other day and came across 2 bags of concrete {left over from when we built the chicken run last summer}. I thought it would be fun to use the extra concrete to make a couple of unique concrete planters for the backyard. If you’ve never made your Read More >>
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