People everywhere are looking for ways to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. A friend told me that he met some girls yesterday that were having a bake sale to help out. He asked them if they were going to have any gluten-free items and they said they hadn’t considered that. He directed them here […]
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People everywhere are looking for ways to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey. A friend told me that he met some girls yesterday that were having a bake sale to help out. He asked them if they were going to have any gluten-free items and they said they hadn’t considered that. He directed them here
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The beauty of this recipe is that it is can be sweet or savory or both, and it can feature your favorite crackers and snacks. You can even add extras like chocolate chips, raisins or other dried fruit, or even something exotic like wasabi peas! Your imagination is the limit!
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Nasturtium Butter features these gorgeous blossoms for use on chicken, fish, mashed potatoes, rice and other light dishes. It also gives you a great way to preserve summer bounty!
Nasturtium Butter features these gorgeous blossoms for use on chicken, fish, mashed potatoes, rice and other light dishes. It also gives you a great way to preserve summer bounty!
Fresh herbs are one of life’s great pleasures, with the variety of flavors, textures and scents they offer both in the garden and on our plate. I recently taught a class for the Herb Society of America’s local Chattahoochee Herb Guild chapter, and they chose the topic of Herbal Drinks and Snacks. Making up Snacks
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Making fun “spa day” gifts with kids to share with their friends and families is one of my favorite activities! Everyone loves to experiment with Essential Oils, and bath products are a great way to use them and find out what you like best.
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Squash blossoms are one of the most beautiful signs of the promise of summer gardens. In late spring the vines put on a show of glorious big yellow flowers, but only the females will produce the fruit later on in the season. The male flowers are fair game then, for plucking and stuffing and enjoying for all their flavor and texture.
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Native Americans kindly showed the settlers the concept of Three Sisters: corn, squash and beans planted together in the same hillock with a fish at the bottom for nutrients. The corn stalk would grow tall, giving the beans a place to climb. The beans would fix nitrogen into the soil. The squash planted around the base would shade the roots with their big leaves and help to retain moisture. This practice created a symbiotic arrangement that produced a healthy environment for all three plants to survive.
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