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Wow! Check out this uber cute cinder block garden Lindsey from Texas sent in. This is Cindy’s second year using cinder blocks for her raised beds and she absolutely loves them. Here is what she had to say about her garden: Our cinder block raised beds hold potatoes, green beans, strawberries, tomatoes, cilantro, hot and Read More >>
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I spotted this recipe for blueberry jam with mint last winter and have been waiting until I had enough blueberries to make a batch. Well yesterday was my lucky day!!! This jam is the kind of thing you’d find in a specialty food store {like Oakville Grocery in Napa, California} for $15 a jar. Yumm Read More >>
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How to Freeze Fruits and Vegetables — Freezing fruits and vegetables is super simple, as long as you take a few steps to make sure you don’t have gray mushy produce. For both fruits and vegetables, make sure you get heavy duty freezer bags. It’s an extra cost you won’t regret. Also, make sure Read More >>
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I just about passed out when I saw all the free produce boxes this week. For those of you who don’t know already, this all started a little over a year ago when I walked in to our local grocery store and asked one of the produce guys {whom I refer to as Mr. Produce Read More >>
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If you are looking for something to grill this weekend for Father’s Day, these garlic and herb kabobs are super simple to make. Just mix up the marinade, let all the ingredients chill out in the refrigerator for a few hours and then fire up the grill. It’s that simple! I am in love with Read More >>
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