The giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to Kym L. for winning a copy of April's Don't Compost It, Cook It!
Gather round folks, I'm having a giveaway of April Lewis Patel's
Don't Compost It, Cook It
Here's why I wanted to share it with you:
1) It seriously is in line with the Blue Collar lifestyle. The "waste not, want not" philosophy.
2) She's a single mom, so you know that the book was going to be pretty budget friendly.
Gather round folks, I'm having a giveaway of April Lewis Patel's
Don't Compost It, Cook It
Here's why I wanted to share it with you:
1) It seriously is in line with the Blue Collar lifestyle. The "waste not, want not" philosophy.
2) She's a single mom, so you know that the book was going to be pretty budget friendly.
3) She still uses compost but, she utilizes every bit of her food product before it's compost!
4) Even if you want to buy the book outright, it still wasn't going to cost any of you an arm and a leg to buy!
4) Even if you want to buy the book outright, it still wasn't going to cost any of you an arm and a leg to buy!
5) Her recipes reminded me of how my grandmother used to do a few things. Which again, was utilizing every bit of your food when and where you could. Which in this world today, is a forgotten art. My grandmother would've approved of this book hands down!
Here's where you can buy it for yourself if you can't wait for the giveaway or don't win. Though I do know that The Morristribe and Homesteadin' In the Burbs are also featuring her book this week as well!
Here's where you can buy it for yourself if you can't wait for the giveaway or don't win. Though I do know that The Morristribe and Homesteadin' In the Burbs are also featuring her book this week as well!
Here's how you enter:
Follow the instructions via Rafflecopter below: Pop over to her page, An Apple A Day Wisdom and check out her site, come back here and tell me something that caught your interest. A winner will be announced on Thursday (April 13th)!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
I really enjoyed reading about all the vegetables and herbs she has started for her garden and the items she saves to transplant her seedlings.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed her posts! Thanks for being the 1st to enter and good luck!
DeleteI liked the series about her garden.
ReplyDeleteGlad you stopped by and entered, good luck!
DeleteI love your site and your FB messages! :) Totally awesome! For the apple site, still reading, but like the Choosing Green posts and the saving time and money so far. I think I will like everything! :) Keep up the great work!
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Millie
Thanks Millie!! <3 That means a lot! Thanks for participating too!
DeleteLOVED her Safe in the Storm article and also her Garden Project Part 4. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you found something you liked from her site! Thanks so much for participating and good luck on the giveaway!
DeleteLoved her ketchup recipe
ReplyDeleteThat was one my favorites too! Thanks for entering!
DeleteI enjoyed the Five J's article..love to read about strong, positive and inspiriting woman!!
ReplyDeleteHugs! Happy to see you here too!! Yes, she is!
DeleteVery informative book
ReplyDeleteI like your useful info on the garden project. I saw the map on the back of the packs of seeds on the planting zones but the extra info you added on how you went back six weeks to figure out when to start the seeds indoors is useful. I never knew when to start them indoors. Also the thinning out info is useful too. Replant them instead of throwing them out into empty vitamin bottles, Styrofoam cups, used produce clamshells, and a host of other items.
ReplyDeleteOops...I forgot to put my name Norma Crafton
ReplyDeleteThanks for your entry Norma! :) Good luck!
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