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Laundry Tips

One of the best tips I have is line drying your clothes. Hanging your clothes on the line not only gives them a nice clean scent, but also saves the wear and tear on electric dryers, and saves energy! It will also help your clothes to last longer. Many people don’t like to hang their clothesContinue reading “Laundry Tips”

Zucchini & Parmesan Crusted Chicken

The Zucchini & Parmesan Crusted Chicken is moist and tender. The addition of garlic and Parmesan gives a delicious flavor to the mix.

June in Vermont = Wild Strawberry Muffins

There are many things I enjoy about June in Vermont. Everything is just so green and the flowers are everywhere and the fields are just full of wild strawberries! They may be tiny but they are packed with flavor and make the best strawberry muffins. Something about the tiny size and the burst of strawberryContinue reading “June in Vermont = Wild Strawberry Muffins”

Putting Thrift Into Action

Do you have a friend or relative who always seems to walk away with the deals, who’s never made a single less-than-impeccable purchase, who somehow manages to squeeze more perks out of the toniest of vacations? You, too, can transform yourself into a wheeling dealing wonder. Time to get more out of your money, whetherContinue reading “Putting Thrift Into Action”

Blueberry Dutch Baby

This delicious oven pancake can be made with fresh or frozen berries and enjoyed anytime of the day. As my husband says it’s a great excuse to enjoy pure maple syrup! Blueberry Dutch Baby 2 tsp butter 1 cup milk ¾ cup flour ½ cup egg substitute or eggs to measure 1/3 cup 1 TbspContinue reading “Blueberry Dutch Baby”

Making Progress in the Garden

I love it when the garden beds are finally all mulched and weeded and now I just have to stay on top of the little weeds that come along! It won’t be long before it will be time to cut the garlic scapes. If you haven’t tried growing garlic yet you really should give itContinue reading “Making Progress in the Garden”

The Basics for a Thrifty Pantry

We’ve all got our favorite herbs and spices, but some ingredients are basics. For many, sugar starts off the day in your tea or coffee. Sugar is also a key ingredient in many treats. Salt, pepper, oil, and vinegar are also non-negotiable. As for condiments, many can be made at home and they’ll most likelyContinue reading “The Basics for a Thrifty Pantry”

All Veggie Nachos- Low Fat

Perhaps when you think of nachos you think of oozing cheese and lots of calories, but you can enjoy All Veggie Nachos and not have all the fat and calories!

It’s June Already?

First of all I apologize to those of you that tried to take my survey yesterday on a smartphone or other mobile device, apparently it only works on a laptop or a desk top. I’m learning. Spring is always such a busy time of year. There is yard work to be done and gardens toContinue reading “It’s June Already?”

Can I Ask A Favor?

Today I have something a little different for you! I am asking my faithful readers to answer ten questions for me in the form of a survey. I am always interested in what my readers have to say and I want to make my blog the best ever. Please take a few minutes to answerContinue reading “Can I Ask A Favor?”