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Stay Healthy! For the second month in a row I weighed in at 131.4 pounds. That’s down a little over 9 pounds since the beginning on the year. I’ll take it! 🙂 I have no idea what I’ll do for exercise once it gets too cold to play outside in the garden, but I Read More >>
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Hello Saturday! On the list for this weekend: Pack up orders and ship them on out Finish stuffing 3 pillows and list them on Etsy Place order for flower bulbs Haul up seaweed from the shore and put in on the lasagna garden Hang laundry out to dry on the clothesline Glaze another batch of Read More >>
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If you’ve got an abundance of peppers this season, or you’ve just found a great deal on them, you’ll be happy to know peppers are one of the vegetables you can freeze raw, without blanching first. I’ve been doing it for years, and I love being able to pull a bag of homegrown peppers from Read More >>
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Tomatoes and crab shells, that’s what we’re swimming in right now. Especially the Japanese black trifele and sun golds. It’s crazy. Next year, I think I’m going to just grow two varieties of tomatoes though, sun golds {for snacking and salads} and San Marzanos {for canning and soups}. And the yellow and red pear tomatoes? Read More >>
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Yesterday when I shared a recipe for cinnamon peach crisp, Becky from Tennessee asked if there was something she could substitute the granulated tapioca I had in the ingredient list with, and my first thought was why!? Why wouldn’t Becky want to use granulated tapioca in her peach crisp? It’s practically the best thing ever Read More >>
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