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Facts and figures | The Year of Eating Seasonally
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What’s in season when. The Year of Eating Seasonally. 124; Comments RSS. In season now: May. The food of gods. and carrots are back. Still in season from last month:. Cauliflower, chard, green cabbage, salad leaves, main-crop potatoes (from store), salad leaves, sea kale, spring greens, rhubarb. Goodbye till next year to:. Purple sprouting broccoli (sniff, sniff), leeks, stored parsnips, forced rhubarb. What I’m doing here. This all started when I picked the first strawberries from my new allotment.
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The S word | The Year of Eating Seasonally
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What’s in season when. The Year of Eating Seasonally. 124; Comments RSS. In season now: May. The food of gods. and carrots are back. Still in season from last month:. Cauliflower, chard, green cabbage, salad leaves, main-crop potatoes (from store), salad leaves, sea kale, spring greens, rhubarb. Goodbye till next year to:. Purple sprouting broccoli (sniff, sniff), leeks, stored parsnips, forced rhubarb. What I’m doing here. This all started when I picked the first strawberries from my new allotment.
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Salad days | The Year of Eating Seasonally
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What’s in season when. The Year of Eating Seasonally. 124; Comments RSS. In season now: May. The food of gods. and carrots are back. Still in season from last month:. Cauliflower, chard, green cabbage, salad leaves, main-crop potatoes (from store), salad leaves, sea kale, spring greens, rhubarb. Goodbye till next year to:. Purple sprouting broccoli (sniff, sniff), leeks, stored parsnips, forced rhubarb. What I’m doing here. This all started when I picked the first strawberries from my new allotment.
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What’s in season when | The Year of Eating Seasonally
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What’s in season when. The Year of Eating Seasonally. 124; Comments RSS. In season now: May. The food of gods. and carrots are back. Still in season from last month:. Cauliflower, chard, green cabbage, salad leaves, main-crop potatoes (from store), salad leaves, sea kale, spring greens, rhubarb. Goodbye till next year to:. Purple sprouting broccoli (sniff, sniff), leeks, stored parsnips, forced rhubarb. What I’m doing here. This all started when I picked the first strawberries from my new allotment.
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Recipes | The Year of Eating Seasonally
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What’s in season when. The Year of Eating Seasonally. 124; Comments RSS. In season now: May. The food of gods. and carrots are back. Still in season from last month:. Cauliflower, chard, green cabbage, salad leaves, main-crop potatoes (from store), salad leaves, sea kale, spring greens, rhubarb. Goodbye till next year to:. Purple sprouting broccoli (sniff, sniff), leeks, stored parsnips, forced rhubarb. What I’m doing here. This all started when I picked the first strawberries from my new allotment.
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Other Websites I Like To Read |The Red Mangetout
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Tuesday, 2 December 2008. Other Websites I Like To Read. I read a lot of food related website and blogs, all in the name of "research". However, when you have been away for a week and see 400 new posts in Google Reader, it's time for action. When I have a 400 post overload, these are the sites I'll read first. Below are my RSS Subscriptions. They are mostly food but you'll find the odd lifestyle blog in there too. If you have a blog or website you'd like to suggest, leave a comment and I'll check it out!
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It’s ready when it’s ready | The Year of Eating Seasonally
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What’s in season when. The Year of Eating Seasonally. 124; Comments RSS. In season now: May. The food of gods. and carrots are back. Still in season from last month:. Cauliflower, chard, green cabbage, salad leaves, main-crop potatoes (from store), salad leaves, sea kale, spring greens, rhubarb. Goodbye till next year to:. Purple sprouting broccoli (sniff, sniff), leeks, stored parsnips, forced rhubarb. What I’m doing here. This all started when I picked the first strawberries from my new allotment.