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When I saw the list of ingredients in this cake I knew I had to make it. Browned butter? Roasted winter squash? Garam Masala? Yes, please! We have plenty of Garam Masala lying around from all our attempts at making a good curry. It’s a beautiful blend of peppery cinnamonny cardamummy goodness. Since I’ve been…
Here’s a clip of Ben’s house hunting efforts last week in Burundi. He didn’t find a house that worked for us, but we are crossing fingers and praying like mad that the right place will come along soon. House Hunting in Burundi from longmilescoffee on Vimeo.
Here in Africa dying Easter eggs is… well, not all the rage. Which means that there are no egg dying supplies to choose from. Over the years we have had to get creative about dying eggs, using food coloring or just decorating them with markers (I know, probably toxic!) or just blending in with our…
Danielle, I have no clue. Do you know? Might have to google that…
We literally just finished ours using a $0.99 package from Target. Now I wish I’d done this. I think you are BEAUTIFUL! Quiz: why/when/where did the tradition of easter egg coloring begin?
I was shocked to learn recently that people don’t dye Easter eggs here. Yesterday I had to explain the whole process to my boyfriend – he’d never heard of it before. Chocolate eggs, while yummy, don’t seem half as fun. Glad you found a way to make it happen for your family (without toxic markers).
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Hi Kristy! I’m so flattered you enjoyed my natural egg dye blog post enough to share it with your readers! Thanks for letting me know! It is such a great way to dye eggs and to experiment. Wish I would have tried it sooner! Happy Easter! Toni (BoulderLocavore)
Ben began his journey in to help the farmers of Burundi produce better coffee this week. He’s also on the hunt for the best beans Burundi has to offer, so that he can get them into the hands of coffee shops who want to buy directly from farmers. Ben’s trip to Burundi this week did…
Today I want to stop time from moving so fast from eating up my precious little left. Today I want to take back what I said last night with a heart full of fear. Today I want to pretend we are a family not moving. Today I want to live like…
I guess when you are on the brink of such an incredible adventure, it is understandable to have feelings of anxiety. All the best in the last few days in Durbs. Well done for embracing the adventure. God Bless
My heart is with you all there.
There are tears in my eyes, tears of love for all of you…
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