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With canning season upon us, I thought I’d do a quick round-up of all of my canning recipes over the years. That way, you can browse everything in one place, and plan out your 2016 can-a-palooza {totally a thing}. First, let’s start with canning basics. If this is your first year canning, don’t be overwhelmed. Read More >>
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A year ago, maybe two, I bought a 30 ounce container of sea salt at Costco for a couple of bucks without even thinking about it. I needed salt. I was there. They had salt. I bought salt. Life marched on. A few days ago we ran out of sea salt. My first thought was Read More >>
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Quote of the Day “A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.” I stopped by Albertsons yesterday to stock up on yogurt and eggs and Lucy puggle practically tackled me as I walked in the house. I think she was a little disappointed I didn’t buy her any treats. 😉 Silly pup! Have a great Read More >>
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Beans are one of those crops that yields a boatload, so finding creative and varying ways to use them is key. I like to have a mixture of fresh, canned, frozen, etc. at my disposal. It makes them a lot less boring to mix it up that way. Here are some ideas on a little Read More >>
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It’s the height of wedding season, and while I don’t go to too many weddings, I am in a bit of a quandary on what the appropriate amount to spend on a gift. I found a breakdown on Style Me Pretty that kind of outlined the “standards” depending on your relationship with the bride and/or groom. Read More >>
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