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Teaching my kids my love of cooking is one of my greatest joys. Even though they are young they feel right at home with me in the kitchen. They can mix, stir, and even chop. Or as they will tell … Continue reading
Well, tonight was a first for me. My oldest daughter is in 4-H now and has to turn in cornbread for her next project. So, we made pinto beans together and she made her first batch of cornbread. It was … Continue reading
Reblogged from US Food Safety: by Mandy Oaklander (Prevention) Pop quiz! What’s the single biggest source of calories for Americans? White bread? Big Macs? Actually, try soda. The average American drinks about two cans of the stuff every day. “But … Continue reading
Having a great first morning breakfast at the 1842 Inn in Macon Georgia. The Bed and Breakfast was an unplanned stop, but since my middle daughter had her appendix out on Friday before we left, we are traveling slower than … Continue reading
This gallery contains 6 photos.
Teaching my kids my love of cooking is one of my greatest joys. Even though they are young they feel right at home with me in the kitchen. They can mix, stir, and even chop. Or as they will tell … Continue reading
Reblogged from Agriculture Proud: One of the first things noted when I began my blogging efforts back in 2009, was the fact that so much is taken for granted in the way of knowledge and experiences when sharing my story … Continue reading
Reblogged from New To The Farm: A new buzzword aimed at skewing long-established farming practice has popped up, this time causing people to question the safety of the corn now growing in fields across America. CBS’s morning news show aired … Continue reading
Reblogged from Winners Drink Milk!: One of my favorite foods is cottage cheese by far! Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks all can include this protein packed food. Cottage cheese is a very healthy way to sneak in some dairy and … Continue reading
Have you ever sat up late at night and watched old black and white TV show reruns? Have you ever noticed how few over weight people were in them? I am not picking on anyone’s weight or body type, I … Continue reading
Its February, which means that this is women’s heart awareness month, and it would be remiss not to find a blog topic that can combine my love of agriculture and medicine. In efforts to be supportive of both the American … Continue reading
I have thought quite a lot over the last few days about my #foodthanks thoughts for the year. The more I thought the more I really did not know where to start. See, I became introduced to agriculture not just … Continue reading
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