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Did you know today is National Food Day? I know, I know, there is a national day for pretty much everything now, BUT, this one is actually cool, unlike National TV Talk Show Host Day {Seriously, that is a thing. For the record, it was yesterday.} National Food Day is about becoming aware of the Read More >>
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Yesterday The Girl and I went out to the greenhouse to pick some lettuce for a dinner salad and were happy to see the mesclun lettuce we had planted earlier this fall was perfect for harvesting. Look at those leaves!! It’s almost November and here I am harvesting gourmet lettuce leaves. Does it get any Read More >>
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Simply The Best No Knead Dutch Oven Crusty Bread! I’ve been wanting to try this recipe for no knead Dutch oven crusty bread forever since I first spotted it on Mama JJ’s blog Mama’s Minutia. JJ doesn’t mess around with her recipes, so I knew it would be just as delicious as it looked. Plus she Read More >>
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Last week the only thing I harvested was 3 ounces of chives. Whoop. T. Do. But, I did plant an entire bed with winter carrots and radishes, so that kind of makes up for it, right? 🙂 Even though there isn’t a whole lot going on in the garden these days harvest wise, I Read More >>
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This time of year always puts me in a good mood. There’s something uplifting about candy, costumes, candy, jack-o-lanterns and candy. When the kids were younger, we used to spread out plastic table clothes and make a whole evening out of carving pumpkins. I’d roast the pumpkin seeds, and we’d snack on them as we Read More >>
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