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Earlier in the week I was given more free apples than we could eat. And since all of the apples had minor blemishes, I knew we needed to either eat the apples right away or figure out how to preserve them. So I did the first thing that came to mind. I made applesauce. The Read More >>
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Will you be getting chickens this year? Looking for a few housing options? Is money burning a hole in your pocket? Here are a few coops I think are pretty neat-o. Photo Credit Nogg: House your chickens in style for only £1,950 or $3,249. I love my chickens, but not that much. Photo Credit This Read More >>
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When life hands you more free vegetables than you can eat, make vegetable stock I say. Or at least that’s what I said yesterday when four boxes of produce were staring me in the face and I had no idea what to do with them. I’ve made chicken broth before but never vegetable broth. And Read More >>
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If you were wondering how much food I was able to salvage from the “chicken scraps” the other day… Here you go. Not only does Monkey Boy and The Girl Who Thinks She’s a Bird have enough veggies for their lunches this week, there’s enough for a stir fry dinner as well. I have 3 Read More >>
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Even though I spent a lot of time playing in the dirt this week, I still managed to squeeze in a few quick shopping trips. My favorite “shopping” trip last week wasn’t really shopping at all. I mean really, what normal person would consider picking up “chicken scraps shopping? I think it would be more Read More >>
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