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Calendar Pick of the Week:
May 15 to June 14
Moose Mania
Greenville, Maine
The Moosehead Lake Region hosts a month long celebration of the Moose each
year. There are several activities throughout the month including a canoe race,
mountain bike race, biking tour, rowing regatta, craft fair, kid's day and moose
tales. For more info visit Moosehead Lake or call: (207) 695-2702 or
(888) 876-2778
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Calendar Pick of the Week:
May 15 to June 14
Moose Mania
Greenville, Maine
The Moosehead Lake Region hosts a month long celebration of the Moose each
year. There are several activities throughout the month including a canoe race,
mountain bike race, biking tour, rowing regatta, craft fair, kid's day and moose
tales. For more info visit Moosehead Lake or call: (207) 695-2702 or
(888) 876-2778
Click below for...
Accommodations in New Hampshire
Maps of New Hampshire
B&Bs in New Hampshire
More events in New Hampshire
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A little neglect can breed great mischief. ~ New England proverb
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Notes from the Heart...
What do bunnies, eggs and Peeps have to do with Easter? Susan Nye has the
answers for you in this week's feature, Understanding Easter. She also provides a
delightful spring recipe (although she admits its not an Easter tradition -- yet)
Lemon Tart.
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I am off to Brazil at the end of this week to visit my extended family. I am
bringing our 16 year old daughter who has never been to Brazil -- we are both
looking forward to sunshine, samba, and the warm hospitality of the Cariocas of
Rio. This newsletter will take a little hiatus while I am gone. The next issue --
Mother's Day, May 10th.
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Dear Heart...
Your recipe for Red Flannel Hash was not the way we made it, and I still make it
today. I truly think mine is better tasting and healthier. Here's the recipe:
Cook a boiled dinner with shank portion ham instead of corned beef. Add
Cabbage, turnip, potatoes, onion, carrots after the ham has boiled for about 45
minutes, cook until done. Next day, chop up ham and vegetables and put in a fry
pan with a little butter. Add a fresh cooked beet, sliced. Serve with vinegar, and
some good bread. Yummy. I grew up in Falmouth Maine. (Dotty Lewis,
Nevada)
Editor's note: Thanks, Dotty for a more authentic version of Red Flannel Hash!
We'll try that version next time! Comments? Questions? Email me at:
editor@theheartofnewengland.com
Worth Quoting
A little neglect can breed great mischief. ~ New England proverb
More New England proverbs & quotes
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Notes from the Heart...
What do bunnies, eggs and Peeps have to do with Easter? Susan Nye has the
answers for you in this week's feature, Understanding Easter. She also provides a
delightful spring recipe (although she admits its not an Easter tradition -- yet)
Lemon Tart.
*
I am off to Brazil at the end of this week to visit my extended family. I am
bringing our 16 year old daughter who has never been to Brazil -- we are both
looking forward to sunshine, samba, and the warm hospitality of the Cariocas of
Rio. This newsletter will take a little hiatus while I am gone. The next issue --
Mother's Day, May 10th.
*
Dear Heart...
Your recipe for Red Flannel Hash was not the way we made it, and I still make it
today. I truly think mine is better tasting and healthier. Here's the recipe:
Cook a boiled dinner with shank portion ham instead of corned beef. Add
Cabbage, turnip, potatoes, onion, carrots after the ham has boiled for about 45
minutes, cook until done. Next day, chop up ham and vegetables and put in a fry
pan with a little butter. Add a fresh cooked beet, sliced. Serve with vinegar, and
some good bread. Yummy. I grew up in Falmouth Maine. (Dotty Lewis,
Nevada)
Editor's note: Thanks, Dotty for a more authentic version of Red Flannel Hash!
We'll try that version next time! Comments? Questions? Email me at:
editor@theheartofnewengland.com
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With spring cleaning coming up, there is going to be a ton of stuff in need of a
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have a ton of info about recycling, a search database for local sites and info on
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With spring cleaning coming up, there is going to be a ton of stuff in need of a
home that's not yours. Instead of filling up a landfill, check out Earth911.org. They
have a ton of info about recycling, a search database for local sites and info on
hard to get rid of stuff.
Get more tips at The Frugal Yankee!
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