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With all the great deals on avocados lately, now is the perfect time to whip up a batch of homemade guacamole. I prefer my guacamole naked, but some people like to add cilantro and tomatoes. It’s up to you. Here is my simple recipe:
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I spent the better part of the morning harvesting radishes. Then, after replanting the previously occupied garden bed with cabbage starts, I realized there was no way on earth we were going to be able to eat all the radishes I had just harvested. I filled a gallon sized bag full of radishes in the Read More >>
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Photo Credit Wowza! If I lived in a more tropical climate, or near a beach, I’d find some old tires and paint them hot pink. Maybe even add a plastic flamingo or two. What a super cute idea! Photo Credit Even though I only have 1 window box, I have a serious weakness for them. Read More >>
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Have you ever wondered how to freeze pesto? Well, lucky you! 😉 This afternoon I made pesto for the first time this year. It’s May 3rd, and I’m making pesto. Life is good! Not only is pesto easy to make, but it freezes well too. And I plan on freezing a whole lot of pesto Read More >>
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It may be raining outside, but that didn’t stop me from taking a few snapshots of the garden. Check out the potato tower! The leaves are totally popping out. The French Breakfast radishes look like they are ready to harvest. The chives should bloom any day now. The first crop of beets need to be Read More >>
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