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Guess where I went this past weekend? THE FEED STORE {again}. I seriously need to stop going there. If 48 hours pass by and I haven’t been, I start to break out in hives. Seriously, what is my problem? Why can’t I stay away? They have Frizzle Chickens in BTW… they are so cute! My Read More >>
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I don’t know if I’m turning into a lazy couponer, tired of processed food, or just plain tired of shopping. But I’m proud to say, with the exception of 1 item last week, I bought real food. All. Real. Food. Maybe Bob Dylan was right… the times are a changing. Or perhaps I’m just tired Read More >>
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Yesterday I made a trip to the feed store {again}. But this time I didn’t go to buy baby chicks. I heard through the grapevine a nice selection of spring vegetable starts had just arrived and I wanted to be the first one over there to take a look. Although I have been starting seeds Read More >>
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Got a hot date for St. Patrick’s Day? Forget the flowers… Make something instead! Here is a re-cap of my favorite St. Patrick’s Day recipes: Breakfast: Rainbow Waffles Lucky Charms Lunch, Dinner: Guinness Beef Stew Red Potatoes with Bacon Irish Soda Bread Dessert: Rainbow Cupcakes Rainbow Jello Guinness Black & Tan Brownies
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Out of all the vegetables I use, onions would be ranked #1. I use onions in stir fry, soups, pot pies and practically anytime I cook meat in a crock pot. In fact I can’t imagine cooking without them. So in an effort to reduce our grocery budget, and to try to grow 2,000 lbs Read More >>
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