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Easy Appetizers – Roasted Red Beet & White Bean Hummus A big thank you to reader Kim who suggested I make a batch of beet hummus with my found winter beets that were hiding under the soil a while back. I slightly adapted the recipe she sent in and absolutely love the way this hummus turned out! Read More >>
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This morning I planted a packet of American Flag Leek seeds and placed them under grow lights in the office {I’ll show you my set up tomorrow}. I tried to grow some leeks last year, but the chickens gobbled them all up shortly after I transplanted them outside. Booo! So I’m back at it again. Since I Read More >>
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Several months ago, I started making my own fabric softener. I wanted to really try it before I reviewed it here. The verdict? It. Is. Awesome. I was worried I wouldn’t like it as much as store-bought, but I LOVE it, it works better and it’s cheaper. It takes about 5 minutes to make and Read More >>
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Yesterday I was out in the backyard garden working on a new project, as I was digging up one of our raised garden beds, my shovel dug in to something. A potato. I thought I had cleared all the potatoes out last fall, but apparently not. Not wanting to loose any more potatoes, I got Read More >>
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It looks like things are still a little slow in the produce department. I guess it’s true, people eat less fruits and vegetables in the winter. Maybe we are all to busy trying to keep warm with soups and home cooked meals instead. Well, that and the part about the price of fresh fruit being Read More >>
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