Oh, snap! These bread sticks… where to begin? Eat on their own -savory and satisfying. But, pair with you charcuterie board: what a unique twist. Personally, I’m a savory dessert kind of gal – I pair these with an after dinner cheese plate.
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I love a good harvest basket. I have started a small collection of both new and vintage harvest baskets. Not only are they useful in gathering garden fresh produce, but also, display beautifully. Here are some of my favorite harvest basket picks.
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2022 Garden Projects
I find great delight in dreaming of all the possibilities the garden has to offer. I constantly strive to make use of every bit of space while maintaining a strong sense of aesthetics, inventive design, and overall practicality. In 2021, I laid much of the groundwork for my new garden – built raised beds, planted…
Brothy Beans, A Cozy Work From Home Lunch
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