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Pizzelles are a thin, crisp, Italian wafer cookie flavored with anisette. They are a great Christmas cookie, but now we make them year round!

Pizzelles: The Perfect Italian Wafer Cookie

One of my favorite cookies of all time has got to be pizzelles.  For those of you who aren’t familiar with them, pizzelles are a thin, crisp, Italian wafer cookie flavored with anisette.  Some people also flavor them with vanilla, chocolate, or lemon, but anise flavor is very traditional. There is one special piece of …

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The Walpack Inn is part of the new travel section on Happily Homegrown where we will share our favorite restaurants, venues, and attractions.

The Walpack Inn

Our visit to The Walpack Inn is part of the new travel section on Happily Homegrown where we will share our favorite restaurants, venues, and attractions.  I was not compensated for this trip, and all opinions are based on my own experiences. Today is my wonderful husband’s 40th birthday – New Year’s Eve!  Its always so hard …

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The year the garden died we had many consecutive days over 90, drought, family travel, and ultimately indifference. It was the perfect storm that resulted in our worst season ever.

The Year The Garden Died

Consecutive days with temperatures over 90°.  Drought.  Summer travel.  And ultimately, indifference. Yup, that’s pretty much how it happened.  Its how the garden died. I have been gardening in some way for 30 years.  This is the first year in recent memory that the entire garden just bombed.  And it bombed hard.  My mother, on …

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March in the Garden is a busy time. Beds need to be prepped, seeds started, trees pruned, and there is even stuff you can plant directly in the ground!

March in the Garden

While I sit here writing, the snow is falling and there is a gentle breeze.  Its actually quite beautiful.  Then as most gardeners do, I looked at the long range forecast so I know what the weather will be like outside for chores over the next week.  Snow today (Friday), temps in the low 70s …

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Sizzling Garlic Shrimp

Last year, when we thought I had developed a seafood allergy, I was absolutely devastated that I may never again be able to have shrimp.  While we have yet to rule out what my reaction was to (I still have 2 food challenges to schedule), I was able to rule out that I am not …

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