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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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Gardening season is really starting to pick up here in New England. The grass is green again, the Robin’s have built their nests and are sitting on their eggs, we are getting daily visits from turkeys and the cherry blossoms are on the verge of bursting open. Yesterday I found a bunch of sedum in Read More >>
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