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Ford Rouge Factory Tour & Wedding in Dearborn, Michigan

Hello and Happy Weekend! Wishing you a fabulous relaxing weekend ahead! Today I’d like to share pics from our trip to Dearborn, Michigan to attend our dear friend’s daughter’s wedding on Labor Day weekend in early September. A two day affaire with a pre wedding dance party, followed by beautiful wedding ceremony and reception the next day. A fun filled weekend of partying, dressing up, delicious food, and we even got to explore the Ford F-150 Truck Factory in Dearborn!

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Masala Vadas. Chickpea Lentil Fritters

Here is an appetizer recipe from one of my gatherings with friends this summer – chickpea lentil fritters also called masala vadas. Thick lentil batter is spiced up with curry leaves, ginger, onions and asafetida. Then fried up all crispy on the outside and tender inside.

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Sweet Potato Curry with Chickpeas in Coconut Broth

Here is a recipe for a super yummy saucy dish that’s sweet and spicy and delicious. Sweet potato gives the dish its sweetness, curry powder for a spicy kick, chickpeas for added nutrients, and you get a stupendous stew that tastes fabulous along side rice or quinoa. Give it a try!

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Stuffed Peppers with Rice and Tofu

Stuffed peppers is an easy recipe with stupendous results. Use any leftover rice or quinoa, add in tofu, spices, onions and garlic and then stuff the mixture into bell peppers. Bake and serve for a delicious one pot meal. This recipe even has greens for a complete nutrition packed dinner.

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June & July in the Garden. Gladiolas, Lilies, Roses and More

Happy Friday! Ready for the weekend? I’m really looking forward to a relaxing weekend lounging in the garden. Especially as our weather is going to be spring like with temps in the 70s and low 80s! The garden is loving the cooler temps and has been flowering away.

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