Onion relish, fall gardens, and survival skills for kids


An Off Grid Life

Midweek reading

Here are a few new posts for you to enjoy this week.

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Balsamic Onion Relish

So easy and so tasty topping hot dogs, grilled meat or even crackers.

Fall Garden Tips

What to know about planting your fall vegetable garden.

Survival Skills for Kids

Which ones are your kids learning?


Need Apple Recipes?


Fall is absolutely my favorite baking season - yours too? If so, you'll want to check out this huge roundup list of 86 fall apple recipes over on my other site, Recipes for Leftovers.

ICYMI...

In my last newsletter, I shared 20 pickle recipes, how to make DIY magic eraser liquid and end-of-summer gardening hacks. Read it right here.

Until next time!

Sarita

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