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It’s a good thing the Handsome Husband likes kale, because he’s going to be eating a lot this winter. I have a feeling a kale cookbook is in my future. And it’s a good thing too, because we’ll have so much of the crap yummy leafy greens to eat, I think I’ll be able to Read More >>
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A couple of years ago there was some sort of deal at Fred Meyer where I ended up with over 20+ jars of McCormick spice grinders. It was awesome. The grinders I picked up were pretty basic; Salt, Pepper, Garlic Salt, Garlic Pepper, and Italian Seasoning. Over the years I’ve learned the best way to Read More >>
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This morning I went out back to collect chicken eggs. There were 22 of them. I guess no one collected eggs while I was out of town. Hmm. I wonder I could make. I’m a little tired of quiche, and I’m too tired to think. Do YOU have any good recipes that use up a Read More >>
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Mavis for Vice President? Heck Ya! I bet I could show these candidates a thing or two about saving some money, what do you think? Well peeps, it was a busy week in Mavis land. I flew to Atlanta, Georgia and went to CNN headquarters twice, scored a new recipe from Denitra the make-up artist, walked through Read More >>
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Next year, I would like to keep my out of pocket gardening expenses as low as possible. My goal is to spend about half the amount I did this year {about $550}, on garden supplies like seeds, soil and tools. One of the ways I am plan to achieve my goal, is to save as Read More >>
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A few days ago I decided it was finally time to get serious about picking and clearing out our heirloom tomato beds. Each raised garden bed contained about 8 tomato plants, so there was a pretty significant amount of tomatoes to harvest. After pulling up the plants and sorting the tomatoes into piles {green tomatoes Read More >>
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Before I left for my trip to Atlanta, I made a batch of my friend Jane’s Baked Oatmeal so the HH and kids could warm it up for a hot breakfast while I was gone. Normally this is something I like to serve on Sunday mornings, but I wanted to leave behind a refrigerator full of Read More >>
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