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My 22 Goals for 2019 Goal #1 — Spend More Time Doing What I Love Last week seemed to zip on by and I am so glad I took a bunch of photos to help me remember everything! 😉 Goal #2 — Garden, Garden, Garden A few days ago I planted all my squash seeds Read More >>
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Hello and Happy Saturday! I am just posting a quick recap of this past week for this morning because I need to head out the door. 🙂 On the agenda for today: Breakfast at the 1690 House and Bakeshop in Wells, Maine Spoon carving class with my buddy Heather from Massachusetts If I still have Read More >>
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I like produce. I like to grow it. I like to eat it. I like to create recipes with it. I’m also kind of a nerd and like to get to know my produce. I like learning new or fun tidbits of info about the produce I’m growing/eating/baking. If you’re a weirdo like me then Read More >>
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Thanks to a hot tip from OHAM reader Leah, last month we were able to score some seriously good deals on produce from a place called Big Papa’s Fruit & Vegetable in Littleton, New Hampshire. Deals like a 40 pound box of ORGANIC Bartlett Pears for $20, a 50 pound sack of Yukon Gold potatoes Read More >>
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If you keep backyard chickens, you’re probably swimming in eggs right now and could use a recipe that calls for a lot of eggs. I made this delicious {and SUPER easy} casserole for dinner a few months ago, and plan to make it again for dinner tonight because the refrigerator overflowing with eggs. The best Read More >>
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