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Easy Way to Make Freezer Food (Without Trying)

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Here’s a look at an easy way to make freezer food! My husband is the women’s soccer coach for York University, and the season began early August. School started in mid-August, and so did our elementary kids’ soccer seasons. The days between August and November are significantly busier than the rest of our days, which is, of course, saying something. :/ During the days leading up to this very full season, I try to put some ready-made food into the freezer to help with the busiest of the busy days. The trick with this is that I can barely put...

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Best Target Sales This Week | $10 Off Kids Clothes & Shoes, Cheap School Supplies, + More!

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We’re sharing the best Target sales this week! Ready to check out the BEST Target sales this week?! We’ve done the research and scoured the ad to save you both time and money! Even better, many of these deals are available in-store and online. If you’re new to Target shopping, check out our Target store guide here. The BEST Target Sales this Week (Valid 8/7-8/13):  Top Weekly Deals We’re sharing the HOTTEST Target deals first!  Spend $25 on select Skin Care Products = Free $5 Target Gift Card  Buy 2 Neutrogena Skin Balancing Cleanser 6.3oz. $8.79 each Buy Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleansing Cloths 25ct. $6.99 Buy...

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Produce Pete: Save Room for Summer Squash

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Most people want to know if zucchini and squash are the same thing. The answer is yes! Zucchini is the Italian word for the fruit, which the French call a “courgette.” In the United States and Canada, we refer to most plants within the cucurbita pepo genus as “squash,” which I believe originally hails from a Native American word. So all zucchini are squash, but not all squash are zucchini. Squash was a food staple in the Americas for some 8,000 years before the first European explorers arrived here. Like melons and cucumbers, squashes are edible gourds that are indigenous to North, Central and South America....

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Gardening in Coastal Maine – Planting Zone 6a – Early August

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I went out to take some photos of the garden and boy is it muggy here in Maine this morning! The vegetables sure like the high humidity though, that’s for sure.  Everything in the kitchen garden is doing well and as soon as the cucumbers are done, I’ll be ready to get the broccoli and fall cabbage in the ground. Speaking of cucumbers, the Boston pickling cucumber plants and going bonkers! This year was sort of a test run to find out if we liked the variety {we do!} and to see how well they’d perform.  Next year though I...

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Best Non Stick Casserole out of top 18

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  1. CAROTE Carote 4.3 Quart Casserole Dish with Lid, Nonstick Cast Aluminum Dutch Oven, Stockpot with Glass Cover, CLASSIC GRANITE Bottom 5mm thick heat evenly and quickly Fit for all stove Nonstick easy to clean less oil more health Easy to cook even the first time Safety guarantee each carote product enjoys a full 12month worryfree warranty Please to contact us for any questions Bakelite handle the bakelite handles are comfortable to grip and stay cool while cooking Ecofriendly stone coating from switzerland ilag pfoa free   2. AISBUGUR 3Pack Ceramic Baking Dish for Oven Large Casserole Baking Dish...

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