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    • … make, and then I guess Friday will be soup day. I love local food! I love local meals! I love having a fridge and freezer full of good food. Another thrill has been feeding the baby the peaches I froze over the summer. I’m really proud of myself for doing so much preserving, even though I didn’t …

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    • Dried fruit is fruit that has been dried, either naturally or through use of a machine, such as a food dehydrator. Raisins, prunes, and dates are examples of popular dried fruits. Other fruits such as apples, apricots, bananas, cranberries, figs, kiwi, mangoes, pawpaw, peaches, pears, persimmons …

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    • … Private Hospital. I am planning on being a stay at home Mum. Matthew is going to be a stay at home Dad for the first 8 weeks. If you ask me about names I will give you a suitably vague reply. Names and the date of the scheduled caesarean are a secret! Okay? WHY BOTHER WITH GROWING AND PRESERVING FRUIT …

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    • … local farmers I know that the money I spend is going directly to support a family, not a ConAgra, Tyson, or Kraft CEO. It is going towards paying those working on family farms a living wage. It is going towards preserving an occupation and lifestyle that is given little recognition or respect …

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    • … Like dissatisfied ballerinas. Prancing to music muted to the eyes Invisibly passionate. Listen attentively To slowing of time, For the tick is slower by a beat, The clock’s selfish desire Preserving like pictures in a photo album, Clandestine, yet obviously Full of tenacity, To live longer, to stay …

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    • … a balance and eat meals that capture the essence of the season while still eating as local and fresh as we can. Here are some ideas: Canned and Frozen Products Previous generations planned for winter well in advance by preserving and freezing fruits and vegetables at their summer peak. Jars of tomatoes …

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    • … freeze, dry or hope for lots of friends. My bucolic idyl of leaving the surplus for the birds was shattered when hornets arrived to harvest the peaches. Nothing is more unpleasant than removing rotten tomatoes in the spring. If you flirt with farm life, you have to learn it all. Dehydration …

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    • “People hear Canada and they think cold,” says Peter Wille, scoffing, “so they don’t think good wine can be made there.” In fact, his area of British Columbia is so balmy they call it the Banana Belt. They even grow peaches there, says Wille, who represents Mission Hill Family Estate winery, 240 …

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    • … if, after FDR announced Hitler had been killed, he came back the following week to announce that Adolf was actually going to be the new U.S. Secretary of Transportation. At the end of the Kings game last night, after a John Salmons drive attempt was turned back by the Blazers, thus preserving …

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    • … peaches, apricots, apricot pits, cherries, blackberries besides Goji berries. Their staple comestible is integral grains jibing through barley, buckwheat, millet, wheat also yogurt. Milk also cheese is their requisite rudiment of protein. Snack is gloomy by oneself on crowing present. Yellow since …




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