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If you’re looking for something fun to make with the kids this week or maybe you just canned way too much applesauce last year and you’re looking for a way to use it up, homemade fruit leather is a super easy and healthy snack to make. I made a batch last week in my COSORI Read More >>
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My game plan for last week was to only buy milk if I absolutely needed it {and I did, for my tea}. Basically I was hoping to avoid any unnecessary spending because I’d like to finish this month under budget if possible. In fact, if I can get away with not spending any more money Read More >>
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Go On A Solo Adventure. Done A solo adventure to Fair Isle. I don’t think I could have picked a more unique, isolated and cozy spot to spend a few weeks. I’m already dreaming of going back. Take An Adult Education Class Done The Girl and I took a 3 day British Baking Classics course at Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! It’s shaping up to be somewhat of a chilly day today so I think mostly staying in and working on projects {and hey, maybe a nap} seems like the best plan. On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them out Set cabbage starts outside for a few hours once it Read More >>
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I love fresh cut flowers in a vase. In fact, every time I pass by the bouquets of fresh flowers at the farmers market my eyes glaze over because I want to buy them all and take them home with me. On the rare occasion when I buy cut flowers or someone sends them to Read More >>
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Solo Pane e Pasticceria in Bath, Maine. Holy canolies people! I think it’s been pretty well established that I am a big fan of bakeries and that I run on two things; tea and sugar. And well, if you ever make it to Maine, I have another fantastic bakery for you to try. They have Read More >>
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Yesterday I spent some time in the garden repotting some of my herb seedlings into larger containers and planting my onion and leek starts into the raised beds of the kitchen garden. Later in the day there was a quick rain shower, which was perfect because I had just planted, and it also watered the Read More >>
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When The Girl and I took the three day British Baking Classics class at the King Arthur Flour campus in Vermont back in March, one of the things we made were currant scones. The scones we made in class were SPOT ON and so I was really excited to see if I would be able Read More >>
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