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By Marilyn Moll, on June 4th, 2015 Green Enviro Cloth and other colors
I just received this testimonial about the all-purpose _Norwex Enviro Cloth:
The other day my grandson was making “pancakes” out of silly putty at the kitchen counter. The moment I turned my back I found him making pancakes on the Living Room […]
By Marilyn Moll, on May 19th, 2015 Lemon Balm, a member of the mint family grows profusely all around my cinder block raised bed garden. It is the only plant that comes back every year more prolific than the last year no matter how much I neglect it and try to rip out unwanted leafy sprouts throughout the garden. […]
By Marilyn Moll, on May 18th, 2015 A wide assortment of Spring salad lettuces, peas, and radishes
As an aspiring gardener, I yearn to sow the earliest seeds of spring into the garden-lettuce, peas, kale, spinach, arugula, mustards, carrots, radish…yum, you get the idea. These early, fresh spring crops are up in the garden and paying off on the salad plate. […]
By Marilyn Moll, on March 26th, 2015 Resurrection Eggs made up
I love this hands on, easy, and fun idea that have multiple purposes. Plastic Easter eggs are very inexpensive and the items that go in the eggs are easily found around the house for pennies. Have fun with your little ones.
The plastic Easter eggs are each filled […]
By Marilyn Moll, on December 23rd, 2013 Gorgeous Cookie Assortment Measure Flour Correctly and Avoid Over mixing the Batter
Don’t over mix cookie dough or brownie batter once the dry ingredients have been added; doing so would overdevelop the gluten, which could hinder tenderness and result in an unpleasant texture.
Sift Nuts and Chocolate
Sift any chopped nuts or chocolate that […]
By Marilyn Moll, on November 13th, 2013 Delicious and nutritious pumpkin seeds
Preheat oven to 300°F. Scoop the seeds from the cavity and place in a colander. Pinch away all the large chunks of squash flesh and strings, the seeds don’t have to be perfect. Run cool water over the colander to remove any additional squash flesh. For best results, allow […]
By Marilyn Moll, on November 13th, 2013 Cooler temperatures and an occasional snowstorm tell us it’s time to put the garden to bed and store the fall harvest to be enjoyed throughout the winter.
Fall Harvest
At my home, potatoes have been dug up (one of my favorite garden chores) and stored away in a dry, cool place. I […]
By Marilyn Moll, on April 18th, 2013 Heirloom seeds versus hybrid seeds – which is better?
Heirloom or Hybrid, which is better? A review of the pros and cons of each seed type should help you determine which seed type meets your goals for a mouth-watering, flavorful and successful vegetable, flower, and herb harvest this season.
Hybrid seeds grow plants that […]
By Marilyn Moll, on April 3rd, 2013 With the great Spring weather it’s time to start spring cleaning the easy, chemical-free way using Norwex Microfiber Products and water.
I love to see the sun shining through sparkling windows and the smell of fresh air without the use of expensive, controversial chemicals, and disposable paper towels, etc.
You can clean most of […]
By Marilyn Moll, on April 2nd, 2013
You are the best protection your birds have! Pay attention to each criteria below for healthy chicks!
Ed Note: I have never raised baby chicks but my friend Lynn is for the first time, and she passed this information on to me. If you have experience with raising […]
By Marilyn Moll, on March 22nd, 2013 Ed Note: Our favorite Seder recipe are below. Matazh Kugle and the Chicken Soup with Matazah Balls are just outstanding recipes to try whether you celebrate a Seder or not
Passover begins at Sundown on Monday, March 25, 2013. Our church is celebrating a Seder and will be serving the following delicious menu after the […]
By Marilyn Moll, on March 21st, 2013 Ed note: Shonda Parker, author of Mommy Diagnostics, Naturally Healthy and other best selling Natural Health books sold by The Urban Homemaker for many years, spent the last 25 years or so of her life teaching others about natural and healthy alternatives, including midwifery.
A Mother’s Guide to Using Trilight Herbal Products has […]
By Marilyn Moll, on March 14th, 2013 March 17 is the traditional time to plant peas, potatoes, and onions. I’m determined to have a great garden this year so I had manure and leaves turned into the raised beds today. Here are tips to getting started!
Peas are a cool-season crop, now coming in three separate varieties to suit your […]
By Marilyn Moll, on February 28th, 2013 “Early in my medical career, I accepted the “low salt=lowered blood pressure” hypothesis unquestionably until…I began to study the medical literature about salt. What I found was astounding; there is little data to support low-salt diets being effective at treating hypertension for the vast majority of people. Also, none of the studies looked at the use of unrefined salt, which contains many valuable vitamins and minerals, such as magnesium and potassium, which are vital to maintaining normal blood pressure.” […]
By Marilyn Moll, on February 15th, 2013 For Valentine’s Day we decided we needed a “light” chocolate dessert. The five ingredients are basic, the steps are simple. The recipe will serve six or more depending on your appetite for chocolate. Here’s what you need:
4 large eggs
4-6 Tbsp sugar
2 Cups Heavy Cream
8 ounces […]
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