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Thanksgiving Cooking Schedule Printable

When I make a big meal, I find it is so much easier if I create some sort of Thanksgiving cooking schedule. To make a cooking schedule that makes sense, I write down what time I want to serve the meal and then backtrack the 

How to Make Cranberry Orange Jelly

How to Make Cranberry Orange Jelly

Homemade Cranberry Orange sauce is easy and better than anything you can get out of a can.

Gratitude Jar

Gratitude Jar

Print out this free gratitude jar printable to make your Thanksgiving special.

Finding Thankfulness For Thanksgiving 2020

Finding Thankfulness For Thanksgiving 2020

It’s a short 10 days until Thanksgiving. I have the menu and the shopping list, but the real planning begins now. How can I get the same excitement and feeling of thankfulness into our lives when everything is in turmoil? I firmly believe that if 

Smoked Mackerel

Smoked Mackerel

The mackerel are running in Eastport, and the family brought home a cooler full! We have an old  recipe given to my husband from a family friend who brought it from Ireland. It is the perfect “holiday treat” during the long winter months. The fillets 

Hemp Burgers

Hemp Burgers

Make a juicy burger and kick up the protein with this one simple ingredient.

How I Actually Fill The Pantry

How I Actually Fill The Pantry

If you think filling the pantry means endless hours of hot jars and steam, think again. It’s more like small steps that continue all season long.

Summer Rhubarb Crisp

Summer Rhubarb Crisp

Rhubarb is one of the earliest treats to harvest from the garden. Make this yummy fruit crisp with a few simple pantry items.

Crockpot Sloppy Joe Dinner

Crockpot Sloppy Joe Dinner

A little sweet, a little spicy, this is how you make Sloppy Joe’s in your crockpot. Let me know how you like it!

How to Grow The Perfect Kitchen Garden

How to Grow The Perfect Kitchen Garden

A kitchen garden is just a basic garden that includes some of your most-used cooking herbs and a few vegetables that seem to make it into many of your recipes.If it’s your first time growing a kitchen garden, keep it simple. Pick three to five