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"What this country needs is dirtier fingernails
and cleaner minds." Will Rogers.

LaCretia Johnson LaCretia Johnson

Egg Hatching Incubation Services

I am offering chicken, quail, turkey and duck egg incubator/hatching services. You provide YOUR eggs and I will hatch them for you! You only pay for the eggs/chicks that hatch. I use a GQF Digital Sportsman Cabinet Incubator 1502 and a GQF Digital Hatcher 1550. Contact me for availability. If you need advice on proper hatching egg handling please ask! We want you to have a perfect hatch!

* Eggs must be no older than 4 days old
* Eggs must be stored pointy end down
* Chicks must be picked up within 24 hours of hatching

The cost for hatching each live birth:

Quail Eggs - $ .50/each live birth
Chicken Eggs - $1.00/each live birth
Turkey Eggs - $1.50/each live birth
Duck Eggs - $1.50/each live birth

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Recipes, Salads, Vegetables, Thanksgiving LaCretia Johnson Recipes, Salads, Vegetables, Thanksgiving LaCretia Johnson

Pea Salad

One of my traditional Thanksgiving side dishes is Pea Salad. My dad’s mom, Mema Johnson, made this dish all the time when I was growing up. It’s quick and easy and it is a light dish, not too heavy like most high carb Thanksgiving dishes.

I don’t really measure out this recipe. I use quantities based on my liking and taste. Some people like more of this and less of that. Put all the ingredients in a bowl and fold it all together! Cover and refrigerate the salad. It can be made a day ahead of time.

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Where does our food come from?

Do you ever wonder where your food is sourced from?  I do.  I recently found out the brand of jarred, minced garlic that I purchase comes from China.  China is the world's largest producer and exporter of garlic.  The more I researched the more I realized how hard could it be to find American-grown minced garlic in the states?  It wasn’t hard at all. California is a big grower of garlic.

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Thanksgiving, Recipes LaCretia Johnson Thanksgiving, Recipes LaCretia Johnson

Baked Corn Cake

So, basically, this treat is a marriage between cornbread and cake without the icing. A winter favorite and perfect with your favorite pot of beans. My favorite beans are butter beans with ham!

Mix all ingredients well and pour into a greased 9” x 9” pan. Cook at 350 for about 45 minutes.

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