Chicken & Shrimp Paella | Oil Pulling | Peppermint Lip Balm and more

Oil Pulling for Toxin Elimination Oil pulling as it is known today has its origins in Ayurvedic medicine. The ancient Indian text Charaka Samhita makes claims that it is beneficial to over 30 different disorders such as asthma, hormonal disorders, digestive issues and cardiovascular trouble. Read More Family Crafts: 5 Outdoor Activities The kids are home… it's a beautiful day outside… it's time to get crafting! Let's start the craft ideas countdown! Read More more quotes Chicken & Shrimp Paella Looking for the perfect recipe for entertaining? This delicious chicken and shrimp paella recipe from Chef Mike Ward is a flavourful dish for any occasion. Read More Did You Know? An herb is from the leaf of a plant. A spice is from the seed, bark, root, berry, or bulb. [source] Peppermint Lip Balm How to make homemade peppermint lip balm. Read More As always, feel free to share this newsletter and hope you have a beautiful day! Until we meet again, happy trails.      ~ Pioneerthinking.com Follow:

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Home Food Storage | Veggie Pad Thai | Power Outage Tips and more

Home Food Storage How to plan for long and short term food storage with these different methods. Read More September in The Flower Garden September is the month to start tidying up in the garden and preparing for both the winter ahead and also for the next year. As well as clearing away dying annuals and tidying spent perennials, there is also propagating to be done to ensure you have more of those plants you love for next year. So before you take your secateurs out into the garden take a moment or two to check this short reminder of some of the essential jobs to be doing in the flower garden during August. Read More more quotes Fresh and Light Veggie Pad Thai This versatile one-pot packs plenty of vegetables, plant protein, whole grains and flavorful herbs. Pad Thai may look daunting, but you can use any vegetables you have on hand and it takes just 15 minutes to cook. Try this for your family's next Meatless Monday dinner or prep lunches for the whole week. Read More Did You Know? Watermelons are actually vegetables and are related to squash, cucumbers, and pumpkins. [source] Power Outage - Happy Home Tips During a recent power outage, it occurred to us that not everyone out there is ready for such an event, or equipped with the items needed to lighten the sometimes stressful environment it can create. We have put a few tips together that we hope everyone will find helpful when the lights go out. Read More As always, feel free to share this newsletter and hope you have a beautiful day! Until we meet again, happy trails.      ~ Pioneerthinking.com

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Old Fashioned Sauerkraut | September Garden | Rubber Band Hacks and more

Different Land Clearing Methods Land clearing will involve the removal of trees as well as a brush on a certain piece of land. Depending on the location, size, and purpose of the land, the excavation might need professional land clearing services and equipment. Read More Old Fashioned Sauerkraut You can make delicious old-fashioned sauerkraut using nothing but organic cabbage and sea salt. I find a simple dish consisting of two ingredients to be very refreshing in a world filled with foods that have long ingredient lists populated with unknown items that were dreamed up in a science lab. Read More more quotes 20 Rubber Band Hacks Bet you didn't know that rubber bands had so many unexpected uses. Here are 20 hacks that can help you solve everyday problems. Read More Did You Know? Grapes help minimize the risk of heart attacks because they increase the levels of nitric acid in the blood which prevents blood clots. [source] September Gardening September can be a rather frustrating month for the gardener. Summer flowering perennials and annuals are beginning to go over and the garden can on the whole look a little sad. However, now is not the time to dwell on the fading days of summer, but to turn your mind to autumn and tidying up the garden in preparation for winter. Here a just a few of the jobs you can be getting on with in your garden during September. Read More As always, feel free to share this newsletter and hope you have a beautiful day! Until we meet again, happy trails.      ~ Pioneerthinking.com

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