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  • Old-Fashioned Sweets

    Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Cookies

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025

    Chewy centers. Crispy edges. No gluten, no drama. Just a cookie that gets it. Recipe Card Ingredients Instructions Step 1: Preheat & Prep Heat oven to 350°F (175°C). Line two baking sheets with parchment or silicone mats. If you’re still using foil, stop. You deserve better. Step 2: Cream the Butter & Sugars In a…

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  • Grow a Garden

    Growing Garlic at Home (The One Crop You’ll Regret Not Planting)

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Let’s cut to the chase: if you cook literally anything, you need garlic. Scratch that — you need homegrown garlic. The kind that actually has flavor. The kind that makes supermarket garlic taste like wet cardboard and regret. And the best part? Garlic is one of the easiest and most satisfying crops to grow. Seriously….

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  • Grow a Garden

    How to Grow Lettuce (So It Doesn’t Bolt, Flop, or Taste Like Bitter Soap)

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Let’s get one thing straight: lettuce is not a background player. It’s not just filler on your plate. Grown right, it’s buttery, crisp, sweet, and borderline addictive. And the best part? It’s insanely easy to grow. We’re talking beginner-level, low-maintenance, instant-gratification gardening. If you’ve ever kept a houseplant alive for more than 10 minutes, you…

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  • Grow a Garden

    Gardening to Feed Your Family

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Because nothing beats feeding your people with food you grew yourself. There’s something deeply satisfying about walking outside and harvesting dinner from your own backyard. Whether it’s a handful of cherry tomatoes, a bunch of fresh kale, or a whole basket of potatoes, growing food for your family connects you to the seasons, the land,…

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  • Grow a Garden

    How to Grow Microgreens Indoors (AKA: Fresh Greens in 10 Days, No Farm Required)

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Let’s be honest — we all want that lush, vitamin-packed, garden-to-table lifestyle, but sometimes you don’t want to wait 60 days for a tomato. Or maybe it’s snowing. Or you live in a tiny apartment with exactly zero garden space. Enter: microgreens. Tiny, delicious, nutrient-dense baby plants that you can grow right on your kitchen…

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  • Raise Your Own Meat

    Gardening with Goats: Your Chaos Crew Turned Cultivation Crew

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Let’s set the record straight: goats are not natural gardening assistants. They are mischievous, four-legged wrecking balls with hooves. They will eat your prize heirloom tomatoes, rearrange your flower beds with zero remorse, and climb your compost pile like it’s Everest. So when I say “gardening with goats”, I don’t mean letting them frolic freely…

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  • Grow a Garden

    Gardening with Transplants: Why Starting from Seed Ain’t Always the Move

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Let’s be real for a second. Starting every single plant from seed is a flex — and it can be great. But sometimes? It’s a slow, fussy, patience-testing mess that ends with you sobbing over a tray of leggy seedlings. That’s why transplants exist. And no, using transplants doesn’t mean you’re lazy. It means you’re…

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  • Grow a Garden

    How to Grow Peas (Because Store-Bought Taste Like Sadness)

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Let’s get something out of the way: if you think you don’t like peas, it’s probably because you’ve only had them from a can or a frozen bag, steamed into oblivion. Freshly harvested peas? Whole different beast. Sweet. Crisp. Slightly grassy in the best way. Like eating tiny green candy straight off the vine. And…

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  • Old-Fashioned Sweets

    German Chocolate Cake

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025

    Layers of tender chocolate cake, coconut-pecan filling, and silky chocolate frosting—this is cake with attitude. This isn’t your boxed-mix bake sale cake. German Chocolate Cake demands respect: three tender chocolate layers, a lush, custardy coconut-pecan filling, and a dense chocolate buttercream that ties it all together. We’re talking deep cocoa flavour, balanced sweetness, and textures…

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  • Raise Chickens

    How to Hatch Chicks in an Incubator (Guide to Hatching Eggs)

    ByNichole Sheley August 2, 2025August 13, 2025

    Hatching chicks at home can be one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences for any backyard chicken keeper. Whether you’re doing it for the first time or just need a refresher, using an incubator to hatch chicks gives you full control over the process—and trust me, watching those tiny beaks poke through the shell…

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