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Here's the method I use every year to put up tons of zucchini for making muffins, bread, and brownies through the winter. It's easy, and makes thawing and using the zucchini easy too!

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This article was written in 2016, updated for 2026.

Cold weather is soon to be upon us here in Maine. We'v...


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This recipe for old fashioned pot pies is inspired by similar meat pie recipes that were popular in cook books from the mid-1800s. Made easy by using classic, pre-formed pie shells from Wick's Pies, these come together quickly for a hearty dinner that everyone will love.

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It's always fun to compete in a recipe contest, an...


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Four and half weeks ago, when I was placing duck eggs in my incubator, I'd fully expected to brood out the ducklings myself, since I didn't have any broody hens or ducks at the time.

A week ago, though, my sweet girl Betsy went broody. Since I don't need any more ducklings, besides the 13 we just hatched, I haven't given her any ...


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Can you believe the 4th of July is almost here? It's supposed to be a hot weekend here in Maine, and the lake is already teeming with folks having fun and celebrating.

As you're deciding what to serve at your own Independence Day celebrations, why not bring a dish that's patriotically red, white, and blue?

From parfaits, to salads, to grab-and-go pudd...


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