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Have you noticed an increase of catalogs in the mail recently? If there is one thing I look forward to each winter, it’s the seed catalogs. I also love drooling over the ones from William-Sonoma. But I have no idea how on earth I got on the list for the ones that came in the Read More >>
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Last week someone requested a recipe for fajita seasoning mix. So I found one, and decided to try it out. We made chicken fajitas with homemade tortillas and refried beans and, it was awesome. Who knew making your own spice blends could be so much fun? Here are a few more spice recipes you Read More >>
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You can either go the canned pumpkin pie mix route with these individual pumpkin pies, or be a true Pilgrim and make them from scratch. The choice is totally yours. Below you will find the ingredient list if you’d like to make these pies from scratch. What do you think? Would you rather have a Read More >>
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Last week Mrs. Hillbilly and I made a date to process the remaining 2 boxes of Hubbard squash that have been sitting on my back porch since I harvested them in late September. The deal was, I would provide the Hubbard squash, and Mrs. Hillbilly and I would process the squash and using her Foodsaver Read More >>
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