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Just like everything in life, not all pumpkins are created equal. Some are actually favored for cooking and baking because of their high sugar content. So if you’ve been wondering what the best pumpkin varieties for cooking and baking are, look no further. Typically I like to use a lot of my pumpkins just for Read More >>
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My bulb order arrived a few days ago and yesterday afternoon I finally had some extra time to set up the table in the backyard and unpack all the boxes. Sorting 2000 bulbs is no easy task let me tell you. Even though everything was labeled, it still took me a good hour or so Read More >>
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Yesterday there was a bit of a chill in the air and it seemed like the perfect day for a hearty soup. I had thought about making our favorite loaded baked potato soup, but instead decided to try using cauliflower instead. And you know what!? Using the cauliflower in the soup was a fantastic idea. Read More >>
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Fresh herbs. If you haven’t already harvested all the herbs you’ll need for this winter, now’s the time to do it! The place where my in-laws are staying has two giant garden boxes full of perennial herbs, so naturally when my mother in law asked if I wanted any, I was like, free herbs? Yes Read More >>
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Market Basket $22.32 The HH says he buys the Oui yogurt cups for me, but by the time I go to grab one, they’re all gone. Funny how that works out. Also, the price of bananas never seems to change. They’re always in the $0.59 – $0.69 a pound range. Note to self: Make a Read More >>
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