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Well I did it. This afternoon I worked outside in the pouring rain, and dug up our last bed of fall potatoes. Tomorrow is Weigh in Wednesday, and I wanted to make sure I had something other to report than Swiss chard and kale. I’ve been putting off harvesting our last bed of fall potatoes Read More >>
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You know when you make something really good, and you’re like OH MY FREAKIN’ STARS? Well, this recipe for honey chicken is just that. Oh my freakin’ stars. Next time, I’m making a double batch so we can eat it 2 nights in a row. Yep, it was that good. Want to spend less time Read More >>
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It’s raining like crazy today. So instead of braving the cold, and rain I decided to make a pot of hot chocolate, and stay in my pajamas and plant some basil. Planting basil at the end of October is totally new for me. I have never really tried to grow plants during the winter months before, and Read More >>
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{photo credit} Here Kitty, Kitty… How about some black bean dip and veggies for a fun Halloween snack? {photo credit} An apple a day keeps the doctor away… But what about vampires? {get the recipe here} Creepy Crawly fun! {photo credit} Little kids would love to make these spider we pretzels while they’re waiting to Read More >>
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The last two weeks the quantity of the “good” chicken scraps has been decreasing. Which is a good thing for the stores, because they are tossing out less produce. But on the other hand, it’s kind of a bummer for my family as well. We are not seeing boxes and boxes filled with boatloads of Read More >>
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