The leaves are turning, the breeze feels crisp, and the temps are lowering — it’s official, fall is finally here. Say goodbye to the pool, to sunny days and long evenings, and sadly, our veggie gardens. We’ve rounded up veggie side recipes to inspire you to use the last of what you’ve planted and harvested, as well as take advantage of the autumnal harvest at the last of the farmer’s markets and CSA box, if you’re lucky enough to get one!
We can’t believe Halloween is already around the corner! While this Halloween is going to be very different from others due to social distancing and mask mandates, you’ll still find so many ways to celebrate the spookiest holiday. From scary to adorable, we’ve rounded up our favorite Halloween 2020 drinks and costume ideas so you can sip, scare, and savor All Hallows’ Eve in style.
Though it’s exciting to finally be entering pumpkin spice latté season, we’re a little sad to say goodbye to summer. Never fear, there’s one surefire way to keep summer in your heart and in your home — indoor plants! We’ve compiled a list that will make even non-gardeners happy to bring more plant life into their homes.
Sometimes, usually on a Sunday night, the regular menu of options for dinner just doesn’t sound that appetizing. If you echo that emotion and there’s a day of the week when comfort food takes on a different meaning besides mashed potatoes or mac n’ cheese take a look at these breakfast for dinner options. We scoured all the usual suspects to bring you a dozen yummy, healthy, creative and comforting morning-for-evening recipes!
Trying out new home trends can refresh your home for the coming year, even if you simply change the color of your kitchen cabinets or throw pillows. Although it’s hard to say which trends are here to stay forever, trying out new trends on a small scale can make your home look and feel brand new. Or, if you’re designing your new-build home, you can make it feel more modern by staying on top of the current interior design beat. From the big trends to the smallest refresh, we’ve rounded up our favorite top home trends.
Flea markets, antique stores, Good Will centers and Habitat for Humanity’s ReStores all have potential finds that can be turned into wall art, vintage character accents, and more – with very little effort. Check out these tips from Martha Stewart and other leading home and garden blogs for ideas and inspiration.
If you’ve been holding out waiting for a sale on big screen TVs, camping gear, grills, laptops, headphones, appliances or mattresses – wait no more! This September, from Labor Day (September 7) on, you’ll be able to score – for less – some of the most sought-after items for this fall and next year at retailers near Colliers Hill AND on the internet. Just look at some of these deals from Hello Fresh, Old Navy, Macys, Nike, Walmart and more!
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a pantry and freezer stocked with plenty of fresh, homegrown foods as a buffer against food shortages and high prices this winter? If you’re new to canning and preserving food – like some of us – here’s an easy primer about how to preserve the veggies and fruit you’re growing or getting from the weekly Farmer’s Market.
We can’t get our fill of sunshine and fresh air, walks in the park and swims in the pool! And when it comes to firing up the oven to make any of our favorite dinners or desserts, we are turning to our trusty countertop appliances to keep things cool inside. Here are a few slow cooker recipes that are easy to make and a treat to eat.
Three miles west of I-25 at exit 232 (Erie Parkway). Just 20 minutes from downtown Boulder and 25 minutes from downtown Denver.
