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My blogging friend JJ has me hooked on this granola recipe. I’ve made in 3 times in 3 weeks. Yum-o-licious does not even begin to describe it. Not even close. I don’t know why I had never made granola before. I guess sitting around and waiting for a hot deal on Quaker Granola cereal seemed Read More >>
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I spent almost the entire day yesterday outside working on the new greenhouse garden beds. Originally I was thinking about building the walls out of large concrete blocks I had seen at Home Depot last summer. But then I started thinking, I don’t have concrete anywhere else in my backyard so wouldn’t it look a Read More >>
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When I attended the Northwest Home and Garden show a few weeks ago I picked up a Shiitake Mushroom Kit. Although I’m not a fan of mushrooms, the Handsome Husband is. If you have never grown mushrooms before you should give it a go. It will make you feel like a total hippie {I know Read More >>
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I picked up a few pears last week and as it turned out nobody ate them. So this morning I decided to turn the rather ripe pears into a batch of yummy homemade jam. This was a first for me as I don’t think I have ever canned anything with pears before. If you have Read More >>
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After learning how to grow sprouts last week I decided to try a new seed. This time around it was the handsome Mung Bean. We use bean sprouts occasionally when we make stir fry dinners. I adore the crunchy texture and it is a great way to sneak a little protein into the meal as Read More >>
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