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    How to Make a Healthy Aussie Breakfast
    Heather Green
    • Jan 3, 2020
    • 4 min

    How to Make a Healthy Aussie Breakfast

    Hello Everyone! Today I’m going to share a little about what I learned on healthy eating during my trip to Australia. I went to Canberra, then Sydney and even had a chance to scope out the local beach bodies on Bondi. Let me tell you, when it comes to healthy eating and living these guys have it down. The beaches start filling up at 5 in the morning with runners, people doing yoga, swimmers and even some high-intensity interval training. While there I was looking for a cookbo
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    Are Marimo’s the Next Big Thing?
    Heather Green
    • May 29, 2019
    • 3 min

    Are Marimo’s the Next Big Thing?

    Growing up, I spent $30 of my Christmas money, on a Bonsai. I loved it. It was so cute and it gave my “Asian Themed” bedroom (because I was really into martial arts at the time) the perfect touch. However, in Florida, we have these horrible little creatures called sugar ants that seem to find their way into homes every summer to escape the heat. They don’t sting like fire ants, but they are really annoying and seem to get into everything…which is exactly what they did to my p
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    Ham and Split Pea Slow Cooker Soup Recipe
    Heather Green
    • Apr 24, 2019
    • 3 min

    Ham and Split Pea Slow Cooker Soup Recipe

    Growing up I LOVED Easter! It was so much fun! I remember all the cool candy I’d get in my Easter basket, but one thing I absolutely adored was the food. My mother would make egg sandwiches with the hardboiled eggs my sisters and I dyed and we would have an Easter ham. Now personally, I’m not a fan of having the same protein every day for a week, I remembered discovering how much I didn’t really like Turkey past Thanksgiving (and even then I was never really into poultry). My
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    How to Make Ukrainian Easter Eggs
    Heather Green
    • Apr 10, 2019
    • 3 min

    How to Make Ukrainian Easter Eggs

    One of my favorite childhood memories was coloring Easter eggs with my sister in the backyard under our maple tree which was much smaller back then. I remember my mother setting up little-colored plastic cups, and filling them with water and vinegar and then we’d watch as the little fizzy color tabs would dye the water. I’d scribble flowers, hearts, and lines on my little egg and then pop it into one of the six colors. Eventually, though, all the eggs seemed to end up the sam
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    Penna Alla Vodka to make You Look like a Pro
    Heather Green
    • Apr 3, 2019
    • 2 min

    Penna Alla Vodka to make You Look like a Pro

    My husband and I got a book called “The Gourmet Cookbook” by Ruth Reichl. We got it mostly for the really interesting (and expensive) recipes, because, well it’s fun to read about how to cook escargot. In the pasta section, there was an affordable gem that Amin and I now make regularly. It’s called Penne Alla Vodka and I swear you’ll never go back to eating jarred pasta again once to see how crazy easy it is to make and how absolutely pro chef it tastes. Below, not only will
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    Guinness, Whiskey and Irish Cream Cupcakes
    Heather Green
    • Mar 6, 2019
    • 5 min

    Guinness, Whiskey and Irish Cream Cupcakes

    Let’s be real here. Most holidays in America are celebrated with food, booze or both and St. Patricks Day is no exception. It’s really a big deal here in Boston too with a lot of people heading into the city with their “Kiss Me I’m Irish” shirts and green and gold colors to go pub hopping. As I’ve said before, I don’t particularly enjoy crowds, especially drunk crazy people crowds so I usually stay home, play some wonderful Celtic music and watch Lord of the Dance or the firs
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    My Self-Love for Valentines
    Heather Green
    • Feb 20, 2019
    • 3 min

    My Self-Love for Valentines

    Valentines can be tough. There’s a huge focus on Love and being in a relationship. In my personal opinion, if you live in America it’s just another holiday that’s been ruined by companies pressuring you to buy stuff to be happy. I think we’ve really lost sight of love. To be honest, it’s so hard and so “Not Special” going to a restaurant on Valentines, that my husband and I have actually moved the date to the first weekend after. I was not taught a lot about self-care or self
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    6 Dinner Ideas for Your Valentine!
    Heather Green
    • Feb 13, 2019
    • 4 min

    6 Dinner Ideas for Your Valentine!

    February may be a cold month (at least for this ex-southerner) but it’s got a heartwarming holiday to look forward to! While a box of chocolates and a rose are great classic ideas, I’ve sifted through the internet to find some really special meals that are a little more out of the box. Hopefully, this inspires you to try something a little different for that special someone! If you do something cool that isn’t listed and you’d like me to check it out, please tell me about it
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    How I Survive New England Winters
    Heather Green
    • Jan 30, 2019
    • 2 min

    How I Survive New England Winters

    8 years ago my husband and I (with our two cats) all jammed into our car and made the long drive from Tampa Florida to Boston Massachusetts to start a new life. We arrived a week before Christmas and our Christmas tree was one of the first things we unpacked. Several days later we experienced our first Blizzard (the first of four that came by in a row). We were not very well prepared. I can remember shoveling our car in jeans and sneakers. I had grown up in Florida from the a
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    The Best Chili Mac for a Cold Winter Day
    Heather Green
    • Jan 9, 2019
    • 3 min

    The Best Chili Mac for a Cold Winter Day

    My husband and I got married at the age of 22. I know it was young, but honestly, we had been dating for five years at that time and we REALLY just wanted to be married. After the honeymoon when Amin and I were opening our wedding gifts, one of the people I had invited had got me the Betty Crocker “Bridal Edition” Cookbook. I can honestly say that besides the silverware that someone else got me, it’s been one of the most used gifts. 11 years later, I still pull it out. It tau
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    How to Sculpt a Pumpkin
    Heather Green
    • Oct 11, 2013
    • 4 min

    How to Sculpt a Pumpkin

    If you like this post, be sure to sign up HERE to be notified of more! So for the last few years I’ve been watching Halloween Wars on the Food Network. It combines two of my favorite hobbies which is cooking and art. One of the things they do that I’ve been wanting to try for years is pumpkin sculpting. Pumpkin sculpting is much different than carving. Pumpkin carving conjures up images of the traditional toothy grinned pumpkins that you would see on anyone’s door stop. Pumpk
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    How To Make a Vintage Halloween Garland
    Heather Green
    • Oct 4, 2013
    • 2 min

    How To Make a Vintage Halloween Garland

    If you like this post, please sign up HERE to be informed of more! October has to be one of my favorite months next to December. The air starts getting cool and you get to break out all those great fall and winter clothes that you had packed away (or in my case laying on the basement floor waiting to be washed. -_- don’t judge me bro.) As a kid I was taught that Halloween was an evil holiday and my family didn’t celebrate it. It kind of made me sad because my birthday lands d
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    Welcome! If you enjoy reading about exotic recipes, the arts, travel, and awesome things to do around New England you've come to the right place. My name is Heather Autumn. I'm an artist, writer, homemaker, and traveler who enjoys gaming, cats, and creativity. Thank you for visiting!

     

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