Time to shop. Time to cook the turkey. And make the pies. The leaves are colorful and the garden moves to the next seasonal phase. No need to stress. Make things pleasant for yourself and take a shortcut when and where you can. Someone has been slowly doing damage to the pumpkins outside. The carving … Continue reading
Are you in the mood for a batch of fresh-baked muffins? Maybe you are a fan of blueberry muffins but are always disappointed by the berries that sink to the bottom of each one. You want that burst of berry goodness in every bite from top to bottom. There is one ingredient that can help … Continue reading
August is here and what does the garden look like? We’ve had a heat wave and a dry spell which has made it a challenge to keep the garden and planters watered. Last night we got some rain which was a bit of relief. The dry, brown leaves found among the blooms right now does … Continue reading
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Things may look a little different but that doesn’t mean it has to curb the fun. Here’s a little something for you from one of my holiday posts at Parade. Enjoy! How To Make Green Beer For St. Patrick’s Day (parade.com) FOOD & DRINK A Crash Course In Making Green Beer … Continue reading
September is here. We’ve made it through many complicated obstacles and tried to solve problems we never thought about before. Zoom calls, frozen screens and mute buttons are part of our kids’ lives as well as ours now. There is no parent guidebook for these times. Are you in need of dinner ideas for back-to-school … Continue reading
There is no vacation visiting our favorite gardens for the summer of 2020. Being at home means we are cooking more and some people feel themselves running out of ideas for what to make for dinner. Take advantage of outdoor cooking and dining by getting outside and using the reliable grill. You can make cheeseburgers, … Continue reading
These have been strange times for sure. The plan is to get herbinkitchen going again here. There is no “new normal” because there is nothing normal about these days. Kids home with remote learning and no proms, graduations in person, dance recitals, concerts, sports or theatre. What is summer looking like for them these days? … Continue reading
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It’s in the air! Spring is slowly starting to reveal some crocuses, daffodils and early tulips to tell us the season is ready to arrive. It wasn’t a particularly bad winter, but it just feels like it is time to yield to longer days of sunshine and preparing for a riot of color to start … Continue reading
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