MMWillis's Profile
| Display Name: | MMWillis |
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| Member Since: | 12/13/10 |
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This is casting a pretty wide net for "Boston area." Providence? Really? Renting Done Right: 10 Inspiring Boston Area House Tours |
3/22/13 4:19 PM |
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It's worth noting that often the regrowth of lettuce can be quite bitter - particularly the later into the summer you go...be sure to pick a nice sweet variety! Urban Farming Tip: Plant a Cut-and-Come-Again Salad Mix Windowbox |
4/23/12 2:56 PM |
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King Arthur flour has an amazing recipe for spelt flour pancakes. You could just make a large batch of the dry ingredients and keep it in a big jar as your own pancake mix. Can You Help Me Make a Homemade, Whole Grain Pancake Mix? Good Questions |
1/24/12 9:50 AM |
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"I'd rather go to the grocery store down the street and pay half that." -- Then clearly you don't understand the point. Enjoy supporting Agribusiness one 50 cent sweet potato at a time. Are Restaurants Causing the Price of Farmers Market Veggies to Soar? |
11/14/11 11:48 AM |
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Has anybody used the Imperia ravioli maker? I have had no luck with this, the pasta sheets tend to tear in the rolling mechanism. I am definitely investigating other options to speed up ravioli making! What's Better — a Ravioli Stamp, or a Ravioli Tray? Good Questions |
10/21/11 11:01 AM |
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I love that shower curtain! Where is it from? Michael & Shannon's Mix of Tradition and Travel House Tour |
8/11/11 2:22 PM |
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I agree with MaryWynn...burlap bags will eventually breakdown and won't really serve as a good planter any more. I ordered bulk potting soil this spring and thought storing it in burlap bags from my local coffee shop would be a great idea, but now I have a pile of potting soil and no more burlap bags. Just something to keep in mind! How To Make Coffee Bag Planter Pots |
7/20/11 10:26 AM |
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My only comment would be about direct seeding tomatoes - that would work fine, but just be prepared to have tomatoes later than others who have started seeds indoors. And I would add that most farmer's I have come across all start their plants indoors to get tomatoes to market as fast as they can. I second removing excess leaves, particularly those closest to the ground as that is where blight tends to start. Get Your Garden Going: Tomato Growing Tips The Gardenist |
5/11/11 3:37 PM |
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This stuff is also called Claytonia and it rocks! It's tender like lettuce but without any of the bitterness. It also has a bit more of crunch and juiciness than lettuce. You can also find this green in some winter time salad mixes as it is very cold friendly. Seasonal Spotlight: Miner's Lettuce |
5/6/11 4:24 PM |
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I am in love with the headboard. Where did it come from??? John's Artful Wicker Park Duplex House Tour |
2/18/11 11:43 AM |
