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If there is one thing I’ve learned over the past year from picking up free chicken scraps at our local grocery store, it’s that you never know what, or how much produce you are going to go home with on any given week. We picked up 3 boxes of produce that was headed for the Read More >>
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Back in March I put together 3 potato towers {How to Build a Potato Tower}. Now that the towers have begun to sprout, I thought I would post a few pictures so you can see how they are doing. This is my second year growing potatoes in towers. Last year I tried and it was Read More >>
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I whipped up a few freezer meals a few weeks ago and this recipe for cilantro lime chicken has got to be my favorite so far. We made a pot of rice in the rice cooker to go with it and everyone in our house love it. Cilantro lime chicken, I love you!.
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Do you can? I love the idea of putting my own food away. I can totally control the ingredients, and a lot of the time, I grew the ingredients in the first place. There’s something awesome about feeling self-reliant. Plus, once you invest in your canning supplies, the savings really start to add up. If Read More >>
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The last few days here in Western Washington have been muggy and wet. And let me tell you Bob, the plants are loving it! The cool weather crops like kale, broccoli and Swiss chard seem like they have doubled in the past few days, which of course, is awesome. Remember the rosemary seeds I started Read More >>
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