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Author Archives: Sincerely, Emily. July 24, 2014. 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 →. Sunday Photos: Fresh onions. July 20, 2014. Hellip; Continue reading →. July 17, 2014. Sunday Photos: Quail eggs. July 13, 2014. Quail Eggs… so tiny…. so beautiful Quail egg omelet coming right up! July 10, 2014. July 6, 2014.
Fermenting cucumbers … soon to be pickles | Sincerely, Emily
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REAL Local: Mulch Project →. Fermenting cucumbers … soon to be pickles. July 6, 2012. I purchased a few crocks earlier this spring with fermenting in mind. I started with sauerkraut and that turned out fantastic (hope to post about that soon) Now it is cucumber season and I wanted to get a start on fermenting pickles. I decided to buy some pickling cucumbers to get started and I figured I would add to the batch as my cucumber start to come in. As well as sauerkraut. With the salt water brine added. PS I ...
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Newer posts →. Chard: do you eat the stalks? June 23, 2014. 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 and I wondered if others out there also ate the stalks/stems. Head over to Not Dabbling in Normal. To read the rest of my post…. Not Dabbling in Normal. My locks are movin’ on…. June 12, 2014. Head over to Not Dabbling in Normal. May 19, 2014.
Armenian Cucumber (Cucumis melo var. flexuosus) | Sincerely, Emily
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Celery seed just staring me in the face. Reviving an old Salt and Pepper Shaker →. Armenian Cucumber (Cucumis melo var. flexuosus). July 8, 2013. My neighbor has been growing Armenian cucumbers (. Cucumis melo var. flexuosus. For a few years now. They are amazing to watch grow and form. Even though we call it a cucumber it is really classified as a melon. Also known as “yard-long melon” or “snake melon.”. Here is a link to Seed Savers Exchange – Armenian Cucumber. This entry was posted in Food. My neighb...
Local Resources | Sincerely, Emily
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Local (for me) is 100-150 miles from the San Antonio area. This is a working list and some of the resources that I have listed are more than 150 miles from me, but you may find they are local to you, so I am listing them. As I find more local resources, I will add them. If you know of some local resources from this area that I have not listed, please comment and let me know about them. 8211; Austin, TX – 70 miles. Dairy’s and Cheese. 8211; Schulenburg, TX – 100 miles. 8211; Blanco, TX – 25 miles. I live ...
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Folding and Organizing T Shirts | Happenings at my Little Farmhouse
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Happenings at my Little Farmhouse. Organizing at the Farmhouse. Folding and Organizing T Shirts. July 8, 2014. Laundry is done – clothes are folded — t shirt drawer is neat– and the next day it looks like this! Wouldn’t you love to find a way to organize so that every time you opened a drawer it looked the same as when you put the clothes in the drawer. This is the solution I came up with and I hope it will help you too. Step one : Lay shirt flat with sleeves extended out. Organizing at the Farmhouse.
Recipes | Happenings at my Little Farmhouse
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Happenings at my Little Farmhouse. Organizing at the Farmhouse. July 16, 2014. July 16, 2014. If you love Mexican Pizza from Taco Bell then give this a try. Mother on a Mission. Confession: I’ve never had a Taco Bell Mexican Pizza. I have, however, made this copycat recipe at least once a week since I discovered it a few months ago. It’s that good. The recipe calls for refried beans- I make mine using this recipe. And taco meat, but I often make mine with just beans and my husband’s with meat only. Kentu...
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Happenings at my Little Farmhouse. Organizing at the Farmhouse. Apples apples and more apples. April 11, 2015. April 13, 2015. Forty eight pounds of apples later I am at home on the iPad looking up canning recipes. R loves apples so I read a few of the recipes to him to see which he might prefer and this is how we have decided to prepare the apples. This is the recipe I used for my apple pie filling. Http:/ www.pickyourown.org/applepiefilling. Found a great low sugar recipe on the fresh preserving website.
Freezing Watermelon | Happenings at my Little Farmhouse
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Happenings at my Little Farmhouse. Organizing at the Farmhouse. June 30, 2014. June 30, 2014. Freezing watermelon is simple and if done properly then the melons will taste great when thawed. This is how I freeze watermelons. For a fast summer treat I use an ice cream scoop and make large melon balls, stick a Popsicle stick in the ball, put in freezer on a sheet pan lined with parchment paper. After the balls freeze I transfer to a freezer bag. For longer frozen storage. Cut watermelon into large chunks.
Just One Benefit of Farm Raised Pork ~ TASTE | The Goat Granny
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Good Times at Goats Rock Ranch. Just One Benefit of Farm Raised Pork TASTE. August 27, 2013. Click on the first photo to view as a slide show and read). Farm raised pork roast slow cooked from frozen- all day long with NO seasonings. Every time I make a “porky” roast, I do so without seasoning. Every time it turns out delicious. I added potatoes and garlic half way through (so there was a little I guess. Some fresh from the garden squash with butter and cinnamon. Posted in Good Eats. It was good Emily!
Daffy's Garden
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Wednesday, 20 July 2011. Today I have been mostly swanning around looking like a bit of a pillock. And being glad that this is (hopefully! The third and last time. And eating jam roly poly and custard, because you can't possibly expect me to spend the entire day looking like that without treats. Snippets of a life. 20 July 2011 at 16:23. Well done Dr Jenni! I love that youve labelled this cheery and tea and cake, but not PhD! Its all about priorities! 20 July 2011 at 17:14. 20 July 2011 at 17:19. I've ne...
Daffy's Garden: sunday evening
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Sunday, 7 August 2011. Let's just say I sat on a stool on a paving stone in the general vicinity of what will become my lovely new seating area, and leave it at that, shall we? No point aiming for perfection I say! Snippets of a life. This life is real life. 8 August 2011 at 05:03. I disagree. Always aim for perfection as long as you accept that it is unlikely to be attained. At least you can get within spitting distance and then still have something to aim for. 8 August 2011 at 12:49. Snippets of a life.
Daffy's Garden: a week in photos
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Wednesday, 27 July 2011. A week in photos. Much as I'd love to spend a while waffling on about what I've been doing this week, I just don't have the energy right now! And trains. Lots. Speaking of which, I've got to be on another one in 7 hours, best go to sleep. Snippets of a life. 28 July 2011 at 17:36. Lovely week. Is this a follow on from your living cheerfully course? It is a lovely way to log the week. 28 July 2011 at 19:29. Wasnt a conscious follow on cheri, no! 30 July 2011 at 08:07. At Silk Oak,...
Daffy's Garden: orkney in august - the home life
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Thursday, 1 September 2011. Orkney in august - the home life. Please just indulge me while I stick up a few photos of our lovely holidays. This is the 'at home and eating' set mostly. That up there at the top is my attempt to sunbathe on our first day - *under* a blanket as well as on top of one. I do so much love being outside! Wasn't a big fan of the midges though). Then we have the lovely Peedie, cheerful dog extraordinaire, who we're missing very much. But plenty colourful, I'm sure you'll agree....
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Mahlzeit: Still not buying (much)
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Days in the life of a Renaissance woman, common sense cooking and ethical food for regular people (with a little gardening thrown in). Monday, February 20, 2012. Still not buying (much). When you pay close attention to what you're buying, you start to notice all the things you buy without thinking about it. Restaurant meals. Extra apples. A magazine. A book. Lip balm. I'm not saying you shouldn't. But when you're not whipping out that plastic to buy those cute pink gloves (I don't have pink gloves! Use t...
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How I Got Born | Reckonings of an Adoptee
How I Got Born. Reckonings of an Adoptee. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. March 29, 2015. Foster care was the UP part of being put up for adoption. The up-for-grabs, up-in-the-air, upsy-daisy part. The part in the story that was neither here nor there. The long Hail Mary that took me from lost to found, relinquished to claimed. They were probably waiting by the phone, their hearts on stand by, arms at the ready, for their baby to arrive. Each day it closed a little more. Bye bye, baby.
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Following the life of a twenty-something Brit, who has a love/hate relationship with France and the UK. (Also one of those annoying bloggers that has changed her blog about 3 times.formerly Cornishfrog and Backinthegroove.) For the past blog: The link to Back in the groove is in the blogroll. Tuesday, 11 October 2011. My Save the Dates were successful! My invites look nice though! Saturday, 27 August 2011. I'm cheap.Save the date. Thursday, 7 July 2011. Mark lost his job and is now retraining to become a...
The Chronicles of Nan-ia
The Chronicles of Nan-ia. Thursday, June 16, 2011. All Roads Lead to Koh Samet. Aj Emily. where have the blog posts gone? Yet despite these risks, I know. I must complete the blog. I want. To And bring to electronic paper the tales of dribbling betel nut juice, my jean shirt, the impossibility of making it to the Perhentian Islands and of course, Mister Kraft. SO, WITHOUT FURTHER ADO. Cho's sister and her daughter reacting to: "Fish picture! Julia and I at the Floating Market. Bangkok has one of the larg...
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July 24, 2014. 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 my luck and go about it differently, so I sliced the cucumbers this time. Actually in the melon family) for the past few years and he always has way more then he needs. The armenian cukes are nice, but I want to grown pickling cucumbers again. Fermenting – Day 1. The past issues t...
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Online Courses And Traditional Courses. Representing Yourself in a Tennessee DUI Case. June 6, 2015. It is never wise to try to represent your self any type of criminal charge especially a Tennessee DUI charge Tennessee DUI laws are highly techno , an. Experience DUI defense attorney. Can assist you develop a strong defense as well as other information related to your case. A skilled. May also counsel you on whether or not to accept a plea bargain, if you should be offered one. May 5, 2015. March 12, 2015.
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A Great Blog Spot. A awesome place for blogs! Three Goals for 2015/16. Friday, October 23, 2015,. A town council meeting took place, and four different stakeholder groups held a debate for a piece of land. The four stakeholder groups involved in the debate were the First Nations, Environmentalists, Tourist Operators, and the Anglers and Hunters. October 23, 2015. Three Goals for 2015/16. My three goals for the school year of 2015/16 are:. Goal Plan: When a holiday or special event draws near, I will star...
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Switch to Accessible Site. Emily Sinclair Counseling, PLLC. 206-612-6539 - Kirkland - Individuals, Couples, Families. Click Here to Schedule NOW! Trauma and PTSD (L.I.). Walk and Talk Therapy. Contact Me and Map. Books, Music, Meditations. 9757 NE Juanita Drive. Kirkland, WA 98034. Emily specializes in women's issues, couples counseling, codependency, families in recovery from addiction, conflict management, depression, and grief and loss in her Kirkland office. Emily is an advanced-level practitioner.
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Per aspera ad Astra. Séneca indicó que "a través de las dificultades se podían alcanzar las estrellas". Entendiendo la Educación Social como la ciencia que vela por el bienestar de las personas, estará en nuestras manos ayudar a que consigan alcanzar aquello que ilumine sus vidas. Si no hacemos del positivismo nuestra condición, el estudio y la práctica carecerán de sentido. Jueves, 17 de noviembre de 2011. War on Democracy sub title spanish. Martes, 24 de mayo de 2011. Reforma de la Ley Electoral. Que e...
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