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Fresh Peach Tart
Fresh Peach Tart

Simple Fresh Peach Tart served on a Wild Bower Speckled Ceramic Platter

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Food, HomesteadNicole BrunnerPeach Tart, Peach, Fresh Peaches, Pick Your Own, Handmade Pottery, Homemade recipe, baked goods, peach tart recipe, food52, local peaches, catskills, Catskill Mountains, Sullivan County, Mountain Dale, pottery, Ceramic Dinnerwate, ceramic serving platter, Family Dinner, serving ware, Dinnerware, Farm to Table, Garden to table, Garden Haul, summer food, summer meal, summer dessert, wild bower studio, wild bower, nicole brunner, nicole helen brunnerComment
The Best Zucchini Bread
The Best Zucchini Bread

Recently, as I start the pile of veggies, I’ve found myself getting to a point where I say “What am I going to do with all this?” Today that question was focused on our Zucchini haul.

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Food, HomesteadNicole BrunnerZucchini Bread, Garden Haul, Garden, Fresh from the garden, Farm to Table, Garden to table, zucchini recipes, bread recipe, bread, baking, wild bower studio, Catskill Mountains, catskills, Mountain Dale, Upstate NY, Upstate New York, mom's zucchini bread, best zucchini bread, best bread recipeComment
Morning Coffee & a Rustic Cherry Tart for Breakfast
Morning Coffee & a Rustic Cherry Tart for Breakfast

The best mornings have coffee and dessert. We make a rustic cherry tart served on our handmade ceramic serving platter for breakfast.

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Homestead, Nicole's Favorites, Food, CollaborationNicole BrunnerRustic, Cherries, Cherry Tart, Baking, Catskill Mountains, Flower Arrangement, Handmade Pottery, coffeepot, pottery, Pottery Studio, Sullivan County, breakfast food, quiet moments, coffee, coffee addict, Morning Routine, morning coffee, flare mugs, cottagecore, love coffee, barthels, barthels farm, fresh cherries, Ellenville, farm stand, little pebble farm, little pebble flowers, life love and good food, cherry recipe, picnicComment
Our first batch of Fire Cider
Our first batch of Fire Cider

I’ve always been into DIY and learning how to do things on my own; both helpful and also time consuming. Honestly, I am quite happy living in a place where Seamless hasn’t infiltrated and food delivery is scarce. Not having these “luxuries” has reminded me how much I love to cook, bake & explore

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Homestead, NatureNicole Brunnerfire cider, fire cider recipe, first batch, small batch, healing, winter immunity, winter cold, cold remedies, daily cleanse, immunity boost