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I planted a flat of Toy Bok Choy seeds last week. Have you ever tried bok choy before? We love to chop it up and add it to stir fry. My daughter likes the smaller variety of bok choy better better than the giant leave you typically find in the grocery stores so that’s why Read More >>
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It was another magnificent week in the reclaimed food department. My eyes nearly popped out of their sockets as I was unloading all the fruits and veggies from the boxes. I’m not sure what’s harder to believe, all this food was going to be thrown away, or that we as consumers have become so picky that grocery Read More >>
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Last winter I was trying to think of a fun way to give back some of the money this little ol’ website of mine has made over the past year. Thanks to all of you who have ever purchased anything from one of my links on the bottom of a blog post, printed a coupon Read More >>
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I was over at Mrs. Hillbilly’s House the other day and she was telling me about a new recipe she had tried from our favorite cookbook Fix-It and Forget-It Big Cookbook: 1400 Best Slow Cooker Recipes. If you don’t have this cookbook you are seriously missing out BIG TIME. In a nutshell, it’s da’bomb! I adapted Read More >>
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Chances are you’ll probably have a lot of egg shells on hand after Easter. If you have young children, a fun way to get them excited about gardening is to let them to have a small area of their own to plant a garden. It’s been my experience that peas are one of the easiest vegetables for children to Read More >>
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