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Category Archives: Gardening
Garden Time
This post will deviate from my usual discussion of food to talk about the next best thing – gardening. Today is the Saturday before Mother’s day and I can officially plant with little worry of freezing weather. That’s not to say it can’t happen … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Gardening, New Mexico, Southwestern States
Tagged B&B, basil, eggplant, family, flat leaf parsley, fruit, gardening, grape tomatoes, green peppers, herbs, Japanese eggplant, spearmint, spring weather, Tomatoes
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Volunteering and the Dastardly Squirrel
Yes, I’m still alive. And yes, I’m still cooking. But wait, there’s more. Last month I was elected to the position of President, Corrales MainStreet. I thought this might be a little less time-consuming that serving as the Promotion Chair … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Cooking, Fruit, Gardening, New Mexico, Volunteering
Tagged Food, fruit, gardening, MainStreet, volunteering
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Apricot Season
Our neighbor has an apricot tree with branches that come over the fence into our yard. We have a deal. I get all the apricots on the tree that is on my side of the fence line. For the last … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Cooking, Food, Fruit, Gardening
Tagged apricot jam, apricot liqueur, apricots, B&B, Cooking, Food, fruit, gardening
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An Apple a Day
After what seems like a lifetime, I am able to resume my blog. The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is over for another year. This event is one of the busiest times of the year for us. Over the course of the … Continue reading
Posted in Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, Bed and Breakfast, Family, Fruit, Gardening, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast
Tagged Apples, B&B, Dogs, gardening
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An Apple A Day
Hurray! Today we picked our FIRST APPLE! Two years ago we planted our first apple tree. While it flowered like crazy, it never set any fruit. So last year we planted a second apple tree and hoped for the best. … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Fruit, Gardening, Southwestern Gardening
Tagged apple trees, Apples, family, gardening, golden delicious apples
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Sweet Peaches
Has anyone else noticed how hard it is to purchase truly ripe fruit? Not the stuff that is ripened with gas, that has no taste. I ‘ m talking about buy it today, take it home and eat it today, … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers Markets, Food, Fruit, Gardening, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Uncategorized
Tagged Peaches
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Chicken To The Rescue
As I mentioned in my previous post; since the death of my father last week I have had little to no desire to get creative in the kitchen. Last night I decided it was time to get back to cooking. … Continue reading
First Crop!
Hurray! The first crop of tomatoes is in! I picked these four cherry tomatoes this afternoon. We’ll have them with dinner tonight. Not in a salad, not with mozzarella cheese and basil; just cut in half and served with a … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Cooking, Food, Gardening, Innkeeping, Sandhill Crane Bed and Breakfast, Southwestern Gardening
Tagged B&B, Cooking, family, Food, gardening, innkeeping, planting, Tomatoes
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LIfe Goes On
The last few days we have been blest with beautiful weather. Daytime highs of upper 80′s and night-time lows in the upper 40′s, typical NEw Mexican summer weather. The skies have been a brilliant Georgia O’Keeffe blue with few clouds. Needless to … Continue reading
Posted in Bed and Breakfast, Gardening, Innkeeping, New Mexico, Sandhill Crane, Southwestern Gardening
Tagged B&B, gardening, innkeeping, planting, spring weather
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