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		<title>Strawberry Freezer Jam</title>
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		<title>Strawberry Lemonade</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<i>This is yet another post in my series of how to save money in the kitchen. I haven't priced out how much this costs this time, because this is more about making do with what you have. If you have these few ingredients on hand or others (like grapes or other berries of some kind), it can be very inexpensive to make. Cheers!</i>

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Last weekend was our first official hot weekend of Spring. It was the kind of weekend where the air was sticky and warm, and where we wished that we had gone ahead and put in the air conditioners (no central AC for us). It was also a weekend where we thanked ourselves for having all the right ingredients to create a drink that was exactly what we needed: cool and refreshing.


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		<title>Vegan Strawberry Shortcake</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I was growing up it was tradition that my mom would always make me some variation of strawberry shortcake for my birthday. I am not entirely sure why. Maybe it was because of my love of <i>the</i> <a href="http://www3.telus.net/gizzypooh/bwwss/history.html" target="_blank">Strawberry Shortcake</a>. Or maybe it was because strawberries were showing up on grocery store shelves in April. No matter the reason, I loved it. The cake. The strawberries. The whipped cream. Mmmmm...

A few days ago when my...ahem...30th birthday was approaching (ahem!) I decided to honor tradition by making vegan strawberry shortcake for myself and my husband.


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