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About Christmas at the Palace
About Christmas at the Palace
Katie, a former professional ice skater (Patterson), is hired by the king of San Senova, Alexander, to help his daughter in a Christmas ice skating performance. As Katie spends time in the castle and with the king, she and Alex begin to develop feelings for each other and ultimately fall in love. But will the tradition-loving people of San Senova allow their king to make a foreigner their queen? Starring Merritt Patterson and Andrew Cooper.
Tocino Pork Belly
Tocino Pork Belly
Executive chef Devin Hashimoto is making the perfect marinade and sweet potato puree to go with mouth-watering pork belly.
Shaun O’Neale Cranberry Glazed Pork Loin with Orange-Balsamic Brussels Sprouts And Fried Shallot
Shaun O’Neale Cranberry Glazed Pork Loin with Orange-Balsamic Brussels Sprouts And Fried Shallot
A crowd pleasing dish that incorporates the flavor of the Holidays.
Bianca Borges - Milk Street’s Bête Noire
Bianca Borges - Milk Street’s Bête Noire
A deceptively simple to make French chocolate cake that is flourless.
2025 Movies  - Christmas in July
2025 Movies - Christmas in July
Find out more about the four all-new holiday movies premiering Saturday nights at 8/7c during Christmas in July on Hallmark Channel!
Weed Abatement 101 With Actress/Comedienne and Gardening Enthusiast Anne-Marie Johnson
Weed Abatement 101 With Actress/Comedienne and Gardening Enthusiast Anne-Marie Johnson
Background Information: I started gardening as a part of my household family chores. That grew into a love all things plants. I took some botany classes while earning my degree in Theater at UCLA. I made extra money starting a two-person business with a friend, designing and installed gardens. Gardening is fantastic therapy! It helps you truly stay in the moment. It’s like meditating, and gardening is great exercise! Tips: In order to have a healthy garden we first we have to remove any existing weeds that have cropped up over winter. There are all kinds of organic weed killers available. But there is no better weed control than preventing them in the first place! The best time to do weed abatement is early on in the spring. Summer is too late. By then, the root system is established and the soil is dryer, so the earth is tougher to work with. Plus, who wants to work in the uncomfortable heat and humidity of the summer? For prevention, you don’t need any fancy tools to get rid of weeds. Just gardening gloves and your regular trowel will do. But make sure your tools are sharpened for better results and less wear and tear on your hands and wrists. I like to use a great product called “weed barrier fabric.” It comes in rolls for around $15.00 for 3 feet by 50 feet. The idea is to block the weeds while still allowing water, air, and nutrients to go through. You can find it online, or in any local hardware or gardening store. Try to support your local nurseries, though. They tend to provide more variety of products and they have better trained employees than big box stores. You can buy standard plastic-based material. You can also find fabric made of recycled plastic bottles. Today, we are using fabric made of recycled paper, so you know it’s okay for the planet. When cutting the fabric allow an extra 6 inches all around in addition to what you need for your garden bed. If you have multiple garden bed sections, be sure to overlap no more than 1 inch where the fabric edges meet each other in the bed. Here’s a helpful hint: Newspaper and paper bags work, too! They will create a good sun barrier and it’s definitely cheaper than the weed barrier fabric. The ink is non-toxic, so it’s still eco-friendly. But it doesn’t last as long. If you do want to use newspaper or paper bags, just be sure to soak the newspaper in water before you use it and be sure to have at least a half-inch thick of newspaper. To lay the cloth, place it over the bed using the 6 inches of excess fabric as an anchor. Bury the cloth at the edge of the bed. Then, just replace the soil, mulch, gravel, etc., on top of the cloth to hold it in place. The weed barrier fabric will stay in place pretty well all by itself. But if you want it extra secure, you can use lawn staples or fabric pegs. I like the corn-based fabric pegs because they are eco-friendly. Rake the mulch back annually and inspect the cloth for shifting. Pull it back into place and replace the mulch. It should last you multiple seasons.
About Christmas Under Wraps
About Christmas Under Wraps
Dr. Lauren Brunell (Bure) has her whole life planned out. As a third year surgery resident, she is counting on being accepted into a prestigious hospital fellowship to follow in the footsteps of her supportive father, Henry (Pine). But when those plans quickly fall apart, and Lauren is put on the wait list, she must take the only other opening available: a head doctor position in the small, remote town of Garland, Alaska. Convincing herself it is only temporary, Lauren moves to Garland where she is immediately charmed by Andy (O’Donnell), a handsome local who soon starts to show her the importance of living in the moment and enjoying her unexpected adventure. As Lauren excels as Garland's trusted doctor, she warms up to the friendly town. But Andy's father, Frank (Doyle-Murray), is hiding something from her in his top-secret shipping warehouse. Just as Lauren decides to get to the bottom of her suspicions, she receives news that will force her to make a life-changing decision, while knowing for certain that the Christmas season will never be the same.
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