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This recipe for Spinach and Feta Orzo Salad is the perfect make ahead meal. You can pack it in your lunch, enjoy it as a main dish, or have it as a side salad with some grilled chicken or beef. If I’m going to a party I like to make a double batch and bring this Read More >>
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Is it just me or does everyone and their brother start locking their doors around mid-summer because people are trying to sneak sacks of zucchini in peoples cars? I hear church parking lots are a prime spot for this sort of activity. Brief description: Zucchini is a summer squash. It provides awesome yields and can Read More >>
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Caution. Lady with the palest legs on the planet ahead. We are going through a transition in the greenhouse this week. Since most of the seedlings have already been started and are breaking through the soil, I went ahead and removed the folding tables and put the flats on the ground. I plan on hauling Read More >>
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If you have followed my blog for any length of time, you know, I love tea. At the beginning of the year, I really vowed to reduce my tea intake–but in my attempts to justify my habit, I have found out that tea is actually pretty good for you, provided that you don’t add sugar. Read More >>
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If there is one thing I’ve learned over the past year from picking up free chicken scraps at our local grocery store, it’s that you never know what, or how much produce you are going to go home with on any given week. We picked up 3 boxes of produce that was headed for the Read More >>
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