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We didn’t have any potatoes left in the pantry so I headed out the garden to pull up the remaining potato towers this morning. The last potato tower I pulled up sort of bombed, so I was hoping for a much better yield this time. I started to get a little excited when I saw a couple of Read More >>
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Can you believe it’s fall already? So far this year I have grown 1168 pounds of fruits and vegetables in my backyard, and holy cow man, it feels good. Learning how to be a little more self-sufficient each day, pretty much rocks in my book. I always thought you had to live in the woods, or Read More >>
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When we ended up with 4 free ripe bananas in one of our boxes of “chicken scraps” this past week, and I knew right away I wanted to make a batch of banana bread with them. As I was reaching for a cookbook, I suddenly remembered a recipe for peanut butter banana bread I had Read More >>
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I went out to the garden this afternoon to find some fruit for a fruit salad tonight, and was surprised to find so much out there. Here it is almost October, and there’s still plenty of good stuff growing in the backyard. Pretty stinkin’ awesome if you ask me. A few years ago we planted Read More >>
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Have you ever tried to hard boil eggs in the oven before? Holy canolies, it totally works. I was baking some cookies yesterday and after I was finished, I thought I would give it a try. Here’s how to “hard boil” eggs in the oven. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Place eggs in a muffin Read More >>
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