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Best Casseroles for a Cold Day (2025 Edition)

Warm up with the best casseroles recipes — from baked ziti to cheesy chicken mac-n-cheese , discover cold day foods that comfort and satisfy

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Common Plumbing Problems and How to Prevent Them

Learn how you can avoid some of the most common plumbing problems by taking the necessary preventative maintenance steps to avoid them.

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Best Coffee Grinder 2025 – 10 Top Picks

Discover the best coffee grinders of 2025. Compare 10 top Amazon picks for rich flavor, grind precision, and brewing perfection at home.

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Venison Recipes: Easy, Flavorful Ways to Cook Wild Game at Home

Discover the best venison recipes—from sliders to stew. Learn how to cook tender, juicy venison, store it, and a make garlic & herb marinade.

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How to Create a Stunning Hot Cocoa Bar (DIY Hot Chocolate Bar Ideas)

Set up a DIY hot chocolate bar with simple supplies, toppings, and a homemade cocoa recipe. Perfect for holidays parties or chilly nights.

6 Vegetables to Plant in Your Fall Garden

Gardening Peculiar - 08/07/2017

Autumn is close. Only a little time before winter hits. So before that happens, here are 6 vegetables you can plant before the first drop of snow falls.

4 Tips On How To Prepare The Garden For Fall Vegetables

Gardening Deborah - 08/04/2017

As summer continues, I am shifting focus to prepare the garden for fall vegetables that I will plant soon. Here are 4 tips on turning your summer garden into a fall vegetable harvest.

Growing Pains: Facing The Challenges of Urban Gardening

Gardening Deborah - 08/01/2017

Urban gardening is a tool that can help correct food inequities in America and beyond. Here is how to defeat the inherent challenges.

How To Build A Flower Bed From Scratch in 6 Simple Steps

DIY Projects Deborah - 07/24/2017

Keeping your garden always in bloom, almost all year round, can be done easily with a flower bed. But how to build it? This guide will show you!

DIY Tick Repellent For Your Family Because Ticks Suck

Gardening Deborah - 07/06/2017

Keeping a DIY tick repellent on hand for your family to use makes good sense because ticks suck. Literally. I'm saying these little buggers attach to your skin, use their tiny tick mouths to latch on, burrow into your skin, and suck the blood out of you. They are nasty critters. Their bites are painful and they cause disease. Therefore, applying repellent before you spend time outdoors in the summer is a must!