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Guilt-Free Zucchini Lasagna
I have been having so much fun using vegetables in new and exciting ways. There is something satisfying about taking a classic dish and updating it to incorporate more veggies. …
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What to Plant in August in USDA Zones 4-6
As we all know, August can be a tricky month for gardening, with scorching temperatures and unpredictable weather patterns. But fear not! With a little know-how and some careful planning, …
A Guide to Fresh-Cut Summer Floral & Herb Bouquets
At our home, crafting fresh-cut flower and herb bouquets has become a cherished tradition. For dinner party hostess gifts, we often present aromatic herb arrangements, while my daughter delights in …
Companion Crops: Growing Better Together
Just like in life, having good friends can make all the difference in the garden. When it comes to growing fruits and vegetables, some plants simply bring out the best …
Grow This, Not That: 12 Healthier Garden Vegetables to Grow and Enjoy
When it comes to starting a vegetable garden, the options can seem overwhelming. With so many delicious and nutritious vegetables to choose from, it can be challenging to know where …
Grilled Personal Pizzas
Pizzas on a grill? Is that even possible? With these Grilled Personal Pizzas, it sure is!
In many ways, Grilled Personal Pizzas are like a party: the smaller and more intimate they …
Lemon-Oregano Grilled Chicken
When the sun is shining, and the grill is fired up, there's no better way to enjoy the flavors of summer than with Lemon-Oregano Grilled Chicken. …
Oregano-Lemon Grilled Shrimp Skewers
Elevate your culinary skills and tantalize your taste buds with Oregano-Lemon Grilled Shrimp Skewers, a delightful dish that brings a burst of Mediterranean-inspired flavors to your table. …
A Simple Guide to Fruit Tree Companion Plants
We know basil and tomatoes taste great together, and they grow well together in the garden. We know corn, beans, and squash are great garden companions. But vegetables and herbs …
Italian Wedding Soup
Once upon a time, in the rolling hills of Italy, where vineyards stretched as far as the eye could see, and nonnas ruled the kitchen with wooden spoons as scepters, …
