It's hard to believe that at the end of October we will have been here for 7 months, and owned the place for 8 months. October started warm, but then dipped down into the 60s with even a frost warning at the start of the second week. It leads to this: If you haven't saved… Continue reading October In The Garden
Month: October 2025
Protein Blueberry Muffins
Chilly mornings really call for warm muffins, and if they have more protein, so much the better. I am still working through a box of Kodiak Pancake Mix from Costco, and this was a great way to use it. I made two batches and froze half for later eating. Protein Blueberry Muffins Ingredients: 2 cups… Continue reading Protein Blueberry Muffins
Charcuterie Bread
An easy loaf of bread, loaded with yummy ingredients. It's bread and a sandwich rolled together. I came across the original recipe in an email from Backwoods Home Magazine and slightly adapted it. Btw, I noticed that Backwoods Magazine has many of its past issues on Kindle Unlimited, meaning they are free to read, going… Continue reading Charcuterie Bread
Pantry Staples: DIY Hamburger Helper Mix
Ever wanted an easy dinner, where you don't have to think hard - that works for both rushed nights, or when winter hits and you can't get out safely? Pantry staples are just that—great to have on hand so you can make a meal. Meals in Jars make it even easier. In this version of… Continue reading Pantry Staples: DIY Hamburger Helper Mix
Bread Baking: It Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated
It's far too easy to buy processed food at the grocery store. Life is busy, especially in the first months after school starts again. Especially when it is still hot outside, the baking still heats the house, and the AC has to work harder. But as the cooler temperatures approach, it is time to start… Continue reading Bread Baking: It Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated