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Category Archives: Food
Fermented pickles
I can ferment sauerkraut with my eyes closed, but I have had a hard time with fermented pickles in the past (didn’t turn out well) … I just keep trying. Instead of using whole pickling cucumbers I decided to try … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden, Herbs, Local
Tagged Armenian cucumbers, brine, cucumbers, fermented pickles, fermenting, making pickles, pickling, pickling cucumbers, salt brine
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Sunday Photos: Fresh onions
We have a few neighbors and friends that like to garden. One of them brought us some fresh onions the other day. They were beautiful. A wonderful treat. What treat are you enjoying from your garden or local farmer’s market? … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden, Little things, Photos
Tagged Eating Local, friends, garden, gifts, local, neighbors, onions, photos, Sunday Photos
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Sunday Photos: Quail eggs
Quail Eggs… so tiny…. so beautiful Quail egg omelet coming right up! Sincerely, Emily
Posted in Food, Local, Photos
Tagged eggs, food, local, photos, Quail eggs, Sunday Photos
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Chard: do you eat the stalks?
My chard (also known as swiss chard and silverbeet) is growing great right now So, I am happily picking chard and adding into most of our meals in one way or another. Last night as I was chopping the chard … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden
Tagged chard, cooking chard stalks, frugal, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, silverbeet, swiss chard
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Simple, quick lunch
It’s a busy time. There seems to be a lot going on and I don’t seem to be catching up on certain things, but I am getting other things done. So anytime I can make a quick meal, it really … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden, Local
Tagged celery leaf, Lunch, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, simple lunch
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Goat Cheese – Thyme – Caramelized Onion Crostini Canape
I have been a member in a Culinary group for the past 2+ years and it has been a lot of fun. We get together once a month and have herb-themed culinary meetings. Our group has been full and there … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Herbs, Recipes
Tagged crostini, food, goat cheese, Herbs, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, Recipes, Thyme, thymus vulgaris, using herbs
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Growing tomatillos (and the troubles I have had)
Tomatillos was on my list of things to start from seed earlier this spring, but with my life taking a turn in another direction, I never got around to starting any seeds, let alone the tomatillos. At the Swap I … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Garden
Tagged growing tomatillos, leaf hopper, problems with tomatillos, tomatillos
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Distracted while grilling
This past summer, I was outside grilling some eggplant for dinner. I wait until the last part of the day with the sun is on the other side of the house and the temperatures are dropping a bit. It was … Continue reading