Raising a healthy Jane (or just being a healthy grown-up Jane) comes from good food and proper nutrition. Grab your aprons, I’m on kitchen duty with food to spare and recipes to share! When time allows, here’s where you’ll find one of my how-to-convert-to-an-organic-diet recipes.
Winnie Nielsen says: These GF graham crackers look fabulous! The other day we had an ice cream sandwich from a food truck and I was thinking they should offer a GF option because their homemade ice creams were to die for. I had their Key Lime flavor and with the regular graham cookie, they were top dog delicious!
Oh thank you so much Mary Jane for this receipts. I miss graham crackers so much. Now I can have S’mores with Farmgirl Sharon D. Homemade marshmallows. Yum!
Krista says: Ooo how delicious! Making ice cream sandwiches with the graham crackers sounds perfect! I think I would freeze for later and have soft graham cracker ice cream sandwiches. I also love eating graham crackers with icing as another treat.
Darlene Ricotta says: Those look like great graham crackers, I am going to share this with my gluten free friends.
Yummy!
Darlene
Chrissy says: Beautiful! It’s making my mouth pucker!
Winnie Nielsen says: Oh WOW, those cherries look positively picture perfect. I bet they make the best pies and jam ever!
MaryJane says: Those that are on the trees still are actually sweet enough to eat by the handful.
absolutely picture perfect like those old fashioned maraschino cherries ( that had red dye in them) . You are so lucky to have sweet cherries, we only have the sour cooking kind.
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Are those apricots? Apricots are one of my very favorite of all the fruits. We don’t see them much here in Florida except when they come from the west coast. But they are often picked early and are sour and expensive.
Beautiful!! Thank ypu
Moms,Dads,kids, Mom&Dad inlaw who the people you could ever meet and myself loved fresh peaches even shopping for these succulent fruited was a nice ritual every year. My husband grew up behind a steel mill where he is employed at. We live in the country has the finest agriculture that you would find any where. These last days of summer are packed with shopping local farmers road side stands stands and taking there labors to the fairs not more than 15 minutes from our homes;Ohio is a grand place to live for one appetite. I only wish that the lunch programs would partner with the real food experts. I believe this year we had more rain than I can recall every person will be putting every peach,tomatoes,corn in the freezer or canning this month. When our kids were growing up we were 4Hers they did not even had time for a swim. Our county doesn’t let kids go back to school till the fair is over and I am proud of all the children; they have something they can say they accomplished every year.🍑🍑🍎🌽🍅🍓🍉🍇🍆🍀