What a Monday morning for New Orleans! Now that the game is behind us, spring is just around the corner and Valentine’s Day is next on the list. It’s not as big as Super Bowl Sunday but we could start a new trend.
Today’s brain teasers are in response to a recent comment made by a Telegram & Gazette reader regarding Friday’s blog post, Our Garden of Hope. “Ann, best blog yet and so timely. You'd be gratified to know that there's a groundswell movement of people going back to the basics: living frugally, growing their own produce and making bread. Perhaps this is a positive result of this dire economic time. Self-sufficiency.” Answers in tomorrow’s blog, Tuesdays with Annie.
The best way to store potatoes is to place them in a cool, dark dry location.
Ten pounds of seed potatoes can produce approximately 25 pounds of potatoes.
To produce the hottest Horseradish, add the vinegar immediately after you grind it.
There is only one type of yeast to make bread.
The most popular flower on Valentines Day is the red rose.
The inspirational thought of the day is by an anonymous chap; no age given. "There are three kinds of men who do not understand women: Young, old, and middle-aged."
Today’s brain teasers are in response to a recent comment made by a Telegram & Gazette reader regarding Friday’s blog post, Our Garden of Hope. “Ann, best blog yet and so timely. You'd be gratified to know that there's a groundswell movement of people going back to the basics: living frugally, growing their own produce and making bread. Perhaps this is a positive result of this dire economic time. Self-sufficiency.” Answers in tomorrow’s blog, Tuesdays with Annie.
The best way to store potatoes is to place them in a cool, dark dry location.
Ten pounds of seed potatoes can produce approximately 25 pounds of potatoes.
To produce the hottest Horseradish, add the vinegar immediately after you grind it.
There is only one type of yeast to make bread.
The most popular flower on Valentines Day is the red rose.
The inspirational thought of the day is by an anonymous chap; no age given. "There are three kinds of men who do not understand women: Young, old, and middle-aged."
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