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If you’re looking for something fun to make this year to pass out to friends and neighbors, hunt down a can of Robertson’s Seville Oranges. I’ve made marmalade from scratch in the past, but once I spied a can of Robertson’s Seville oranges in a can at a local specialty food store, I had a Read More >>
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Ever wondered what the fresh herbs to dry herbs equivalent was? Well, hey… No more guessing! Unless you have an indoor herb garden, fresh herbs are crazy expensive at the stores during the winter months. I usually can’t justify the cost, so this time of year, I like to swap out dry herbs in recipes Read More >>
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This past week started off like any other week in the meals department. I made a few of my favorite things… Like Copycat Panera tomato soup. And I roasted a chicken. The first night I made chicken and rice… But the chicken was SO SPICY we could barely eat it. The whole thing was sort Read More >>
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17 Things I Want To Do In 2023 – Week 42 of 52 Earn $1,493.04 {Last Year’s Grocery Expenses} Selling Totally Random Things Online I just wanted to remind you to SAVE your pumpkins stems from your pumpkins and dry them out so you can sell them next fall. I sold 26 pumpkins stems for Read More >>
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Drying Mint Leaves In A Dehydrator – I love gardening, and I love preserving food {canning, freezing, dehydrating} you name it, I do it. Well yesterday I was out in the backyard and happened to glance down and noticed my mint plant was still thriving!! I couldn’t believe it. And so this being mid October Read More >>
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