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Have you ever made a Hubbard squash pie before? I made one last night and it’s already gone. Yep, the Hubbard squash pie was that good. I found this recipe for Brown Sugar Hubbard Squash Pie several years ago and I’ve been making it ever since. This year I was able to grow 184+ pounds of Hubbard Read More >>
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Holy Cow, Halloween is right around the corner and BuyCostumes.com has quite the variety of costumes for sale. The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird was checking out BuyCostumes.com last night and found a few deals. She still hasn’t decided what she want to be this year but she did spot all of these costumes for Read More >>
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Is it just me? Or do you despise the Costco square milk jugs too? Sure it may take up less space on the shelves, but even after 4 years of occasionally buying these square jugs, I still haven’t figured out how to use them without spilling milk on the counter. It’s just not worth the Read More >>
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This morning I decided it was finally time to tidy up the bean teepee area. Which included of course, harvesting the remaining Anna Swartz Hubbard squash. I must admit, I am pretty pleased with how I fared poundage wise this year with these squash. 184 pounds 1 ounce. Hot diggety! Now comes the hard part. Storing it all. Read More >>
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