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homemade mac and cheese recipe

February 18, 2021

Best Homemade Mac and Cheese

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one pot turkey chili

January 12, 2021

One-Pot Turkey Chili

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pantry staples how to cook beans

April 7, 2020

Pantry Staples: How to Cook Beans

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cook spaghetti squash with chicken

November 6, 2019

How to Cook Spaghetti Squash

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August 22, 2019

Peach Burrata Flatbread

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sausage veggie sheet pan dinner

February 6, 2019

Sausage & Veggie Sheet Pan Dinner

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I’ll thank myself for this in January. 🌸🌻

I’ll thank myself for this in January. 🌸🌻 #gardeninglife #gardeningismytherapy #flowergarden #growingflowers #flowergardens #backyardgardener #flowergardener

Every garden is a learning experience. This year,

Every garden is a learning experience. This year, we learned that the Florida Weave method of trellising is not right for our setup. We tried the Florida weave because we didn’t want to deal with cages this year (why, I don’t remember). We did some research and thought it looked easy enough. It’s supposed to provide better support for plants and reduce the need for excessive pruning. I’m sure the Florida weave method is great in some setups. But it was not great for us this year. With our two rows of plants, it made pruning and watering very difficult, and I couldn’t easily get to my basil and marigolds growing in the middle. Lessons learned for sure! Back to cages (and probably fewer tomato plants) next year. 🍅 #gardeningtips #gardeningideas #gardeningisfun #tomatoplants #tomatogarden #growyourownfood #growyourownveggies

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Squeezing in this grilled peach dessert just befor

Squeezing in this grilled peach dessert just before peach season ends! 😳 Grilled peaches are one of summer’s simplest pleasures. A little heat and char bring out some of its natural sugars and ripe, bright flavor. If you still have fresh peaches available in your area, grab some and make this dessert ASAP! Cut a peach in half and brush each side with some oil (avocado or olive oils work well here). Place face down on a heated grill or grill pan over medium-low heat. Grill for no more than 5 minutes, just enough to warm the peach and get those good grill marks. Remove from the heat and top with vanilla ice cream and a dash of cinnamon. Some caramel sauce might be nice, too! #peachseason #peachdessert #peachrecipes #grilledpeaches #summerrecipes #summerfood #easydessert #dessertrecipe #dessertideas

I’ve always wanted to grow sunflowers. They’re

I’ve always wanted to grow sunflowers. They’re so tall and majestic and bright and beautiful. But I hadn’t lived anywhere where I thought they would thrive, until now. They now tower above our fence in the back yard. The bees and birds love them. And I can’t help but smile every time I look at them. 🌻 #sunflowers #sunflowerlove #flowergarden #flowersoftheday #growingflowers #growwhatyoulove #happyflowers

Pickled red onions are an absolute staple in our f

Pickled red onions are an absolute staple in our fridge! We love putting them on burgers, tacos, salads, and honestly sometimes just eating them on their own. To make them, just thinly slice your red onions in these half moon shapes, put them in a jar with some pickling salt (or kosher salt). Fill the jar with half white vinegar, half boiling water. Close the jar and give it a good shake, and refrigerate. They’ll be ready to eat in as little as 30 minutes! #pickledonions #pickledveggies #pickledredonions #pickling #easyrecipe #redonions #fridgegoals