Farm Fresh Tuesdays and Pumpkin Season is Almost Here!
Have I ever mentioned that I love pumpkins? They taste so wonderful in pies, muffins, bread, soups, and other foods that I just can’t get enough of them! And they are so much fun to use in autumn decorations…sitting on my front steps, as a centerpiece on the table, or next to a pot of mums on the deck. I tend to think of autumn as ‘pumpkin season’ because I enjoy these cheerful harbingers of fall so much!
They’re fun to grow and I enjoy picking out different varieties each year. One year I grew Dill’s Atlantic Giant Pumpkins and they were huge! I’ve also grown One Too Many, Baby Bear, Connecticut Field, Jarradale, Lumina, Jack-be-Little, Baby Boo… the list goes on. 🙂
I hope you don’t get sick of pumpkin posts because I have plenty more to share as we get closer to pumpkin season!
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A Quick Update From The Self Sufficient HomeAcre and The New Homesteader’s Almanac…
I’ve decided to merge my websites. All of my content from the Almanac will be added to my blog, The Self Sufficient HomeAcre. This process will take some time as I update posts and move them. Thanks for reading!
I Hope You Enjoyed Your Labor Day Weekend!
Back to the blog hop!
Farm Fresh Features - Fall Recipes!
This week I chose the theme of fall recipes for my featured posts…they all look so delicious! I’m a little bit jealous because I can’t eat very much sugar these days, but I can make the oatmeal! (I’m also learning to substitute low glycemic sweeteners for sugar.) Enjoy a sweet treat for me!
Congratulations to our Featured Bloggers this week! Be sure to check each of the hosts’ Farm Fresh Tuesdays posts to see if you were featured. We each choose our own features…don’t miss the chance to strut your stuff!
Featured bloggers, grab our ‘Farm Fresh Feature!’ button and link it to the post where you were featured! Display it proudly in your sidebar or featured post!
Our Farm Fresh Tuesdays Hosts
Stop by and visit my co-hosts! These ladies share so much great info on their blogs, you’ll love to see what they are up to each week…
Tamara from The Reid Homestead
AnnMarie from 15 Acre Homestead
And Lisa from The Self Sufficient HomeAcre - That’s Me!
What’s Farm Fresh from Your Blog This Week?
- Share your homesteading, homemaking, homeschooling, recipes, sustainable and green living ideas, DIY, healthy living, and self-reliance posts! All are welcome! Share up to 4 family-friendly posts.
- You may share older posts with ‘in season’ information, but please don’t share the same posts each week!
- If you share your posts in this party, you are giving permission for others to link to your posts….that’s a good thing because it helps get more eyes on your posts.
- Check each host’s hop post to see if you were featured this week.
- Be sure to link back to this blog hop so that we can feature you next week.
- Visit some of the other posts and leave a comment…let them know you found them here!
- Feel free to apply to our Farm Fresh Bloggers Roundup Page!
- Please do not link to other blog hops, linky parties, or to giveaways in this homesteading hop. However, you may leave a comment below telling us about your blog hop or giveaway!
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Lisa Lombardo
In addition to writing for her own websites, Lisa has contributed articles to The Prepper Project and Homestead.org.
The author lives outside of Chicago with her husband, son, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a variety of poultry.
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Thank you for hosting! And good luck with your blog merging project!
Thanks so much, Michelle! It will take a lot of work to merge the sites, but it will be worth it in the long run. 🙂
Thank you for hosting! This is what was served the of week 8-26- to 8-30 in my home. On Tuesday is a Broccoli and Cheddar Cheese Casserole. it can be served at any meal. Wednesday is a Cheesy Rice Casserole with Broccoli. And ending Broccoli week on Friday I am serving my family favorite Chicken Broccoli Cheddar Crescent Ring. Enjoy!
Thanks for featuring my Cinnamon Poke Cupcakes!
Hi Kristie!
Thanks for sharing the recipe with us! It looks sooooo good!
Thank you for another great party, Lisa, and for featuring my post on Harvest Apple Jelly! Hope you have a great week.
Hi Kathi!
Happy to host and happy to feature your jelly! It reminds me of my Grandmother’s crabapple jelly from my childhood. I just ordered some apples from the Amish, so I’m hoping to make some jelly this year. 🙂
Lisa, thanks so much for hosting this lovely party!
Thanks so much for joining us Heidi! Can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to!
Lisa,
Thanks so much for hosting!! I hope you have a wonderful week!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Happy to host, Debbie! Thanks for joining us and I hope you have a great week too!
Thanks for hosting each week and for featuring my apple cinnamon oatmeal - it’s great on a cool morning!
Hi Carol!
So glad to host and have you join us! Thanks for sharing the oatmeal recipe…I’ve been making plain oatmeal but now I want to add some apples and cinnamon! Have a great day!
Thank you for hosting, Lisa! This week I’ve shared a Simple Quilted Potholder, #15, and I couldn’t help but join in the pumpkin fun with # 16, The Ultimate Pumpkin Recipe. Have a great week!
Hi Suzan!
Your potholder is so pretty! Thanks for sharing the pumpkin recipe…I can’t wait to read it!
Thanks so much for featuring my recipe for pumpkin chocolate chip muffins! They were a huge hit here. I hope others enjoy them, too!
Have a great week!
Hi Shannon!
Happy to feature your recipe…they look so good! I’m sure there will be plenty of people who want some yummy pumpkin goodies over the next couple of months!