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With a massive amount of Zaycon ground beef in my kitchen, I had to have a plan. There’s only so much hamburger you can brown before you feel glued to your stove. So bring on my best friend Mr. Crock Pot. Seriously not sure how it took me this long to figure out this little Read More >>
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Wowie Zowie this was an expensive week! We stocked on foods that we love up and went waaaaay over budget. I’m excited to share some new recipes with you as soon as I can get them typed up. Saving money is a little trickier when you aren’t coupon obsessed and buying filler food {junk food} to Read More >>
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Backyard Garden Plot Pictures – Week 30 of 52 It’s been another busy week in our backyard garden. The squash we planted in the oak barrel alongside the potting bench is really starting to take off and the zucchini planted along the fence line are as well. If you look real hard you might be Read More >>
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Yesterday was quite the day. For starters, the Handsome Husband and I spent some quality time together {a whopping 3 hours!} in the kitchen processing 40 pounds of Zaycon ground beef. Never before in my entire life have I purchased a “chub” of beef. For years now I’ve always bartered with my neighbors Chino the Read More >>
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I pulled some breakfast sausage out of the freezer the other day and decided to whip up this sausage and apple cheddar biscuit bake for breakfast. The recipe has been adapted from good old Betty Crocker. If you have company coming over, or have a large crew, this is a great casserole type dish to Read More >>
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