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Category Archives: Garden
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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Shade for the garden
I mentioned in my last post (about the chard stalks) that I have worked to shade parts of the vegetable garden this summer. Creating shade for the garden has been on that endless list of mine for the past 2-3 … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Projects
Tagged garden, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, shade, shading the garden, summer heat, Vegetable Garden
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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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Happy Gardener
Yesterday was the first day I harvested something from our garden this season. Head over to Not Dabbling in Normal to see what it was… Sincerely, Emily
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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Iced Veggies
The past few weeks have brought some winter-like weather to our area, as it has to so many other areas around the US. These photos show some pretty chilly veggies, but they have come through it all relatively unscathed. Head … Continue reading
Posted in Garden
Tagged garden, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, winter garden, winter veggies
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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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