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10 Tips for Dehydrating Your Food We love to dehydrate fruits and veggies around here {meats, too!}, not only to preserve our garden or bulk bounty {although it’s a perfect way to do so!}, but sometimes because dehydrated foods are just super tasty and make awesome snacks. But if you are a novice dehydrator, Read More >>
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Bailey’s Orchard in Whitefield, Maine — If you live in Maine and haven’t been to Whitefield before {or are thinking about moving to Maine and want to move inland… but not too far inland} it’s an absolutely lovely town. There’s a small Amish settlement, the Sheepscot General Store, an apple orchard, other farms and various Read More >>
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It’s been raining off and on for the past two days and all I can think about are all the winter squash sitting out in the field. All alone and hoping some critter doesn’t come along and take a bit out of each one of them. Gardening Zone 6a in Coastal Maine made me anxious Read More >>
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If the evening temperatures are starting to drop in your area and you’re wondering what you’re going to do with all your green tomatoes, holy cannolis people, do I have a recipe for you. Green tomato piccalilli. Let’s just say, you can thank me later. Because seriously, it’s crazy good. It is so good, you Read More >>
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It was another good week in the food department here at Camp Butterfield. We harvested tomatoes, peppers, chives, cabbage, potatoes, and winter squash from the garden and only made one trip to the grocery store. We also dehydrated a bunch of peppers, tomatoes and potatoes this past week as well. {I’ll share more about our Read More >>
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