Category Archives: Farm life
My Wabi-Sabi Gardens
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Slow Cooker Italian Potatoes
I don’t mean to bombard this blog with recipes, but during the winter I cook. A lot. And since I can’t spend much time preparing a meal, my slow cooker is frequently involved. I love the fact I can … Continue reading
Posted in Arkansas, Arkansas blogger, Cooking, eating, Family, Farm life, Home, recipes
Tagged comfort food, crock pot italian potatoes, crock pot potatoes, crock pot side dish, easy crock pot meals, slow cooker italian potatoes, slow cooker potato recipe, slow cooker potatoes, slow cooker side dish, winter comfort food
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Quick and Easy Lasagna
For the most part, living in the country, out of the city lights and noise, is a wonderful dream come true. It does, however, have some disadvantages. As our area continues to grow by leaps and bounds, the drive to … Continue reading
It’s a Marshmallow World
Making Marshmallows is not as hard as you think Continue reading
Posted in Arkansas, Arkansas blogger, Christmas, Cooking, do it yourself, Family, Farm life, Home, recipes
Tagged holiday gifts to make, holiday marshmallows, holiday recipes, homemade christmas, homemade Christmas gifts, homemade marshamallows, how to make homemade marshmallows, making homemade marshmallows, marshamallows from scratch, unique holiday gifts to make
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It's a Marshmallow World
Making Marshmallows is not as hard as you think Continue reading
Posted in Arkansas, Arkansas blogger, Christmas, Cooking, do it yourself, Family, Farm life, Home, recipes
Tagged holiday gifts to make, holiday marshmallows, holiday recipes, homemade christmas, homemade Christmas gifts, homemade marshamallows, how to make homemade marshmallows, making homemade marshmallows, marshamallows from scratch, unique holiday gifts to make
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Harvesting and Storing Green Tomatoes
How to store green tomatoes and enjoy for several more weeks Continue reading
Minding My Own Beeswax
Making honey is no small feat for a bee. Foraging bees must first visit many flowers to collect nectar. Then, it is brought to the hive where a worker bee takes the nectar and places it in one of the openings in the specially … Continue reading
