Wait Til Your Father Gets Home
Just a bit of all the little bits of life at home!
At a loss as to what to do with all those veggies and herbs that grew in your garden this year? I've got a couple easy, not to mention delicious ideas for you... Dried Basil Chocolate Zucchini Bread Easy Refrigerator Pickles Basil Infused Olive Oil All of these ideas would be perfect for a quick gift for a neighbor, co-worker, friend, or family member OR you could keep them all for … [Read more...]
We have a bit of a disagreement in our house. I love cucumbers but totally dislike pickles while my husband can't stomach cucumbers but could eat pickles all day long. So, what to do with our huge harvest of cucumbers this season? Easy. I ate as many as I wanted {usually dipped in some yummy ranch dressing or dip of some kind}, and when I couldn't eat another cucumber, I used the rest to make … [Read more...]
Another huge producer from our garden this year was our zucchini crop. It seemed overnight I'd have giant zucchini and nothing to do with them. We enjoyed lots of it as side dishes with our summer time meals, but I also used quite a few to make some delicious chocolate zucchini bread! [amd-zlrecipe-recipe:1] I love the crumbly topping too...might be my favorite part! … [Read more...]
This year in our garden we planted several types of fresh herbs. I realized quickly that it was awesome to be able to go out and pick fresh herbs to add to our nightly meals, BUT we were producing a ton of them, and I didn't want them to go to waste. So, in order to save some of those precious herbs to use year-round, I decided to dry a good bunch of our basil. In order to preserve some of … [Read more...]
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Gro-ables for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. You may remember back in March I shared a new-to-me product with all of you, Miracle-Gro Gro-ables, a pre-packaged seed pod that makes it incredibly easy to grow your own herbs and veggies from seed. It's definitely designed with ease in mind, perfect for the new gardener or the gardener … [Read more...]
