by machineshednew | Nov 3, 2020 | Cooking, Fall, Post, Recipes
Pumpkin-Leek Soup As we settle into fall, temperatures continue to drop leaving us wanting comforting food to warm our souls. With pumpkins and winter squash available in abundance, this recipe is a perfect recipe for the family to enjoy. Serve with crusty garlic...
by Lesley Uehran | Sep 23, 2020 | DIY & Crafts, Fall, How To, Post, Uncategorized
The weather is turning, which means it’s time to get out our Fall decor! Want something new to display this year? Try making your own fall wreath. We made ours out of a foam wreath and wine corks – but we found so many options on Pinterest, including twig...
by machineshednew | Sep 16, 2020 | Cooking, Post, Recipes
Did you know you can home-freeze blueberries so that you can use them all year long in oatmeal, yogurt, smoothies, muffins and cobblers? Fun fact: one cup of blueberries has 80 calories, 3.6 grams of fiber and provides 25% of daily Vitamin C. Below is the best way to...
by Lesley Uehran | Sep 10, 2020 | Cooking, Cooking Tips, Fall, Gardening, Post, Recipes, Uncategorized
If you are lucky enough to get some of the remaining sweet corn available this year, we have an easy – and delicious – recommendation on how to cook it. Have you tried roasting it in the oven? Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. When the oven is warm, place...
by Lesley Uehran | Sep 1, 2020 | Cooking, Cooking Tips, Gardening, Post, Recipes, Summer
Does your garden runneth over with tomatoes? For many of us, the hot August heat is just enough to send our garden into overload – so what should you do with all the extra tomatoes when you are low on time, but you don’t want to waste them? Freeze them! We bought some...
by machineshednew | Feb 11, 2020 | DIY & Crafts, Holidays, Post
Love is in the air this week and we think it is important to let all those special people in your life know exactly why you think they are awesome! This craft is a fun and cute way to show someone that you care about them – and better yet it is easy to do! So...
