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Because we’re right in the middle of soup season {not that there’s ever a bad time for soup!}, I thought I’d whip up a bread recipe that will go perfectly with all your favorite soups! Holy cats this bread was so good I should have made 2 {or 3, or 4}. Saving some for our Read More >>
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I was at my local farm and garden store yesterday and spotted RHUBARB CROWNS!! You know what this means right? It’s almost time to get busy gardening people! Wahooooo. If you have never grown rhubarb before, it’s super easy. In fact it’s so easy it’s one of my favorite things to grow. And it looks Read More >>
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One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Barbara left this comment on the How Much Food Does the Average Family Throw Away in One Year story and I thought it served as a great reminder that we should all do what we can to prevent food waste in our own homes. Here’s what she said: “I began to Read More >>
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I came up with 12 goals I’d like to accomplish this year with the hopes of being able to cross one off my list per month {to make them more manageable}. I thought a great way to hold myself accountable to the things I want to accomplish this year would be to do a weekly Read More >>
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If you have some extra chips leftover from your Superbowl party this easy peasy chicken tortilla casserole is a great way to use them up. My husband especially loved this recipe and wanted to know when I’d be making it again. 😉 Ingredients 1 1/2 cups crumbled tortilla chips 2 cups cooked chicken, shredded 1 Read More >>
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