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While I feel like there should be a National Pie Month {or at least week! Come on people!}, National Pie Day makes me very happy. I’m celebrating by whipping up a few of my favorite pies and declaring dinner a one course meal: pie!!! Are you a pie lover like me? What’s your favorite pie? Read More >>
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Lettuce is pretty much the easiest thing to grow on the planet. It has pretty high yields and, unlike other veggies, can make up the bulk of an entire meal. Because, I know, deep down you can’t get enough veggie trivia {it’s probably so deep down you’ve never even considered the term “veggie trivia”} Read More >>
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Have you noticed that the price of eggs went up recently? I thought at first it was a holiday thing–grocery stores looking to cash in on holiday baking. Turns out, it is largely in part due to a new Californian standard set into effect on January 1st. Eggs sold in California will now have to Read More >>
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Yesterday while I was mapping out my new garden plots and Lucy the puggle dog decided to supervise via an upstairs window. Since I decided to place my garden beds alongside the house, the puggle trouble can now watch me from above while I’m outside working. I LOVE that! Awww Lucy, you are the greatest Read More >>
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Clearly, January is not blueberry season. But, if you are a frugalicious homemaker like me, you probably have a boatload of blueberries tucked away in your freezer from last summer. No berries? No problem. Just stop by Costco the next time you’re out and grab a giant bag of frozen blueberries. This recipe for blueberry Read More >>
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