Frog Hollow Farm Girl

Showing posts with label Tablescape Thursday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tablescape Thursday. Show all posts
Thursday, June 2, 2011

A Frog Hollow Farm Windowscape!

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Hello everyone.  I know that I promised to post the final recipe from our cooking class in Florence, Crema di Ricotta con Salsa Caramello ...
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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Mini Counter-Scape

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Even though it's April Frog Hollow Farm has been burning wood in the wood stove to keep things comfy and cozy.  This little corner o...
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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Brunch at Frog Hollow Farm

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A few weekends ago FHFB and I served our first brunch - can you believe it?  We're not big breakfast eaters here - something simple - ma...
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Thursday, December 30, 2010

Christmas at Frog Hollow Farm

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My goodness, it has been a busy few weeks here at Frog Hollow Farm - but definitely in a good way! FHFB and I have hosted several Christma...
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Preparing for Thanksgiving

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Like all of you, I'm in the midst of preparing for Thanksgiving, but I needed an excuse to sit down for a few minutes, so I thought I...
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Ladies Luncheon in Pinks and Robin's Egg Blue

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For the past 5 and a half months I've been inspired and awed by the beautiful tablescapes in so many of your blogs.  When  "The Tab...
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Frog Hollow Farm Girl
Northwest New Jersey, United States
We live in an old stone farmhouse on a property called Frog Hollow in Northwest New Jersey. The original farmhouse was built in the 1860's and probably had access rights to the Morris Canal, which is located a short distance from our property. Many additions have been added to the stone house, but the original walk-in fireplace still remains. Our 15 acres contains about 5 acres of cleared land with 10 acres of woods. A small pond lies right behind our home, and a large field to the right, which contains a large vegetable garden and our East garden, which is full of perennials and stone walls.
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