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Freezer Meals – Teriyaki Chicken You know how I’m always raving about freezer meals and how they make my life so easy and yada yada yada? Well I’ve combined two of my favorite things with this meal: freezer meals and crock pot meals. Pretty sure I hit the jackpot of genius ideas with this one. Read More >>
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Roasted garlic is basically one of the most amazing gifts you can give your taste buds. I am not exaggerating—it’s a proven fact {google it, I’m sure you’ll find that exact statement somewhere}. It is especially tasty if you have garden plucked garlic. {If you didn’t grow garlic this year, rush out and plant some Read More >>
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Don’t you just love fall? Yesterday The Girl and I collected a truckload of leaves and hauled them back home so we could add another layer to our lasagna garden. I’m not sure why, but lately I’ve become obsessed with the idea of the whole no till garden concept. Had I known all I needed Read More >>
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Local Produce Market $8.00 This week was kind of a snooze fest as far as groceries go. Our local produce market had milk on sale for $2.50 a gallon, sweet peppers 3 for $1 {they were kind of small} and kiwi fruit for $0.50 each. Costco $7.69 Butter. Why does it seem like I’m always Read More >>
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The period between Halloween and Christmas is pretty much a 2 month long sugar-fest. Sometimes I need a nice healthy snack to nibble on and to pack in lunches. These apple chips are the perfect solution {plus you know what they say about an apple a day…}. As a bonus it’s apple season, so scoring Read More >>
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