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. . . to Food Garden Kitchen, wherein we: Plant, grow, maintain, and harvest our garden. Cook food and eat it. Discourse on food in general. Recent Posts: Apple Lady Recipe: Here on the Home page you will be able to find the usual suspects of links to things, archives, search tabs, etc. Just…
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Adobo Sauce | Food Garden Kitchen
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Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina. Laquo; Weekly Garden Update 5/9. Hot Tamales and They’re Red Hot. I’m using this sauce as a side condiment for the tamales later, but decided to post it here separately. This sauce has a wide variety of applications. I first used it in a pork stew served with rice. 16 dried guajillo peppers. 4 dried pasillo peppers. 1 dried el Chaco pepper. 2 dried jalapeno peppers. 1 dried Serrano pepper. 1 tsp of Thyme, ground Cinnamon, ground Allspice, Oregano, Salt. 2 Response...
2009 Garden Pictures | Food Garden Kitchen
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Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina. Growing on the Trellis. Boxes from below II. Boxes of ‘taters. Edge boxes with potatoes. Peppers Box with Volunteer Tomato. Oregano, Basil, etc. From the Potato Harvest. Joe’s Diner – Hummingbird style. Snaps, meet Tomatoes. The Moonflower (about 6-8″ dia.). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Enter yo...
Braised Venison Steaks | Food Garden Kitchen
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Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina. Laquo; Weekly Update: 1/30/11. Weekly Garden Update: 2/6/2011. 1/2 onion, sliced and sweated in butter. 2 tbl tomato paste. Cup Fig balsamic vinegar. Cup Red wine vinegar. Cup unrefined peanut oil. Sweet paprika, salt, black pepper. Remove the steaks, scrape out the onions. You can use the remaining liquid in the pan as au jus or make a gravy from it. This entry was posted on February 6, 2011 at 11:39 am and is filed under Cooking. Feed You can leave a response.
Buttermilk Cornflake Chicken & Strawberries | Food Garden Kitchen
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Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina. Laquo; It’s May! Weekly Garden Update 5/9. Buttermilk Cornflake Chicken & Strawberries. Dinner tonight is courtesy of it being late spring! The local farmers have slaughtered chickens, so we have chicken available again (we had run out of the ones we bought and froze last fall). Also it is STRAWBERRY SEASON! Buttermilk Corn Flake Chicken. Click pictures to enlarge. All my cooked chicken pictures came out blurry, /sigh). 2 whole chicken breasts. Mix 1/2 cup soft (l...
Chatham Artillery Punch | Food Garden Kitchen
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Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina. Laquo; Brunswick Stew Event with Southern Pig-pickin’. Chatham Artillery Punch (original recipe from The Shrimp Factory). 1 and gallons Catawba wine. 2 quarts maraschino cherries. 1 and quarts rye whiskey. 1 and quarts strong brewed tea (like you make iced tea from). 1 and quarts brown sugar. 1 and quarts orange juice (from fresh oranges). 1 and quarts lemon juice (from fresh lemons). Tags: Chatham Artillery Punch. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site.
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The Gardener of Eden: What's Going on in the Garden July 14, 2013
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The Gardener of Eden. This is a journal of my small organic urban kitchen garden and large community garden plots. This blog includes home preserving, recipes and a little bit of our life. My husband calls the gardens Eden. He should know he is the cook here! We are located in eastern Pennsylvania in zone 6B. Sunday, July 14, 2013. What's Going on in the Garden July 14, 2013. The harvests are starting to pick up and so is the preserving! The first Zucchini and Cucumbers of the season. Sprouts. The Br...
The Gardener of Eden: January 2013
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The Gardener of Eden. This is a journal of my small organic urban kitchen garden and large community garden plots. This blog includes home preserving, recipes and a little bit of our life. My husband calls the gardens Eden. He should know he is the cook here! We are located in eastern Pennsylvania in zone 6B. Friday, January 25, 2013. A Sad Day for our Neighborhood. Not only we were sadden by the thought of this 105 year old restaurant burning. You can still see the tops of the bee hives here. At our las...
The Gardener of Eden: March 2014
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The Gardener of Eden. This is a journal of my small organic urban kitchen garden and large community garden plots. This blog includes home preserving, recipes and a little bit of our life. My husband calls the gardens Eden. He should know he is the cook here! We are located in eastern Pennsylvania in zone 6B. Wednesday, March 19, 2014. After a long battle with cancer my beloved husband a/k/a "The Italian" passed away peacefully this past Monday. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Tomat...
The Gardener of Eden: April 2013
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The Gardener of Eden. This is a journal of my small organic urban kitchen garden and large community garden plots. This blog includes home preserving, recipes and a little bit of our life. My husband calls the gardens Eden. He should know he is the cook here! We are located in eastern Pennsylvania in zone 6B. Wednesday, April 17, 2013. What's Growing On at The Plots mid-April. View from the front left. Bed #1 with newly planted Broccoli and Garlic in the back. All of the Garlic came up. I finally made a ...
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Mike's Bean Patch: Monday July 27
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Growing vegetables in raised beds. Wildlife habitat. Building things. Location: SW Indiana. 2013 - Plans and Results. Monday, July 27, 2015. Then on Friday it was a cucumber jackpot, one Diva and many Calypso's. The Calypso cuke in the foreground got by me and should have been picked earlier, and is not included in the harvest tally. They get huge. This one was too advanced for pickling and was a treat for the rabbits. Here's the totals for the year so far. Lovely harvests. I keep hoping to be a litt...
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In Search of the Finer Things: January 2014
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In Search of the Finer Things. Food Travel. Gardening. Books. Beauty. Friday, January 17, 2014. Today I investigated West Sacramento's first cupcake bakery, Megan's Bake Shop. Located in the shopping complex right off of 50 and Jefferson (across from Chevron), you can't beat the location for convenience. Daily flavors are posted on the Bake Shop's Facebook page, as well as on the board outside the shop. So how about those cupcakes? I thought the flavors were creative and liked that the cupcakes were mois...
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In Search of the Finer Things: March 2014
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In Search of the Finer Things. Food Travel. Gardening. Books. Beauty. Monday, March 24, 2014. Milk Tart, or Snickerdoodle Pie. My brother lived in South Africa for two years and came back raving about a South African dessert he ate there called Milk Tart. I kept meaning to make it for his birthday, but this year I finally made it happen. I served him up his birthday slice and waited for a verdict. He took a bite and declared it as good as the versions he ate over there (whew! 1/2 cup butter, softened.
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Mike's Bean Patch: Digging up the potato patch
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Growing vegetables in raised beds. Wildlife habitat. Building things. Location: SW Indiana. 2013 - Plans and Results. Saturday, August 8, 2015. Digging up the potato patch. The potatoes never looked that great this year, at least aboveground. Lots of rainy, cloudy weather slowed growth and promoted fungal disease. It rained over an inch two days ago and today seemed like a good day to get the potatoes out, with the soil not too wet or too dry. After the potato foliage was pulled out it was put into the n...
Thyme To Garden Now: 7/4 Harvest - Red, White... and Orange!
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Thyme To Garden Now. Experiences and experiments in vegetable gardening. Monday, July 4, 2011. 7/4 Harvest - Red, White. and Orange! He has a coworker who actually likes turnips, including green tops, so he will be the lucky recipient of 7 pounds of organic homegrown turnip, complete with flea beetle holes on the leaves, on Tuesday. A bit of dill and parsley to mix in with our salad. We love the flavor of a variety of fresh herbs mixed in salad. Well, I love it, Keith probably just tolerates it. Especial...
Thyme To Garden Now: Does Your Dog Eat Vegetables?
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Thyme To Garden Now. Experiences and experiments in vegetable gardening. Thursday, August 26, 2010. Does Your Dog Eat Vegetables? Wilson is a mutt, but apparently he looks most like a Shiba Inu. Yeah, he's a cutie, and he has an adorable pink spot right above his nose. Speaking of eating, this dog eats VEGETABLES! After I pulled some girthy carrots. I'm ignoring you.". Oh, you have more vegetables for me? I'm going back to sleep.". This cracked me up! Wilson is such a cutie. To answer your question, ...
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013. Moved to Towards Self Reliance. I haven't posted anything in this blog for about three years, and that's because I have a new blog, which is focused on all aspects of self reliance, including growing food. You can find it at http:/ towardsselfreliance.com. See you over there! Monday, March 15, 2010. Eating and growing food go together. There's a good website here on eating right for optimal health. Labels: eating and health. Sunday, March 7, 2010. This is an eggplant growing on my ...
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A writer's gardening adventures in Johannesburg, a city in South Africa, and Phokeng, a rural village in the North West Province of South Africa. Saturday, December 9, 2017. Organic Seeds: Christmas Came In Very Early For Me. Aren't they just pretty! Lots and lots of varieties in this box. Today it's a lovely day in Johannesburg. Sunny, but not too hot after the endless rains. I missed the rains in Gauteng province after the arid climate of the North West province where my home in Phokeng is. The grape b...
Food Gardening Tips – Learn to Grow Healthy Foods Naturally
Learn to Grow Healthy Foods Naturally. Hydrofarm JSV4 4-Foot Jump Start T5 Grow Light System Review. February 27, 2014. Okay, folks - it's time to get planting! I know, I know - we are expecting another 6" of snow this weekend, but that doesn't mean we can't feed our need to dig in the dirt! Now is an ideal time to start seeds and cuttings indoors, but to get the … [Read more.]. Filed Under: Product Reviews. Heirlooms vs. Hybrid Plants: What’s the Difference? February 25, 2014. February 23, 2014. Few thi...
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Food Garden Kitchen | Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina
Gardening and Cooking in North Carolina. Welcome. . . To Food Garden Kitchen, wherein we:. Plant, grow, maintain, and harvest our garden. Cook food and eat it. Discourse on food in general. Here on the Home page you will be able to find the usual suspects of links to things, archives, search tabs, etc. Just below you will find the intro to our latest post and a link to the rest of it. Click Any Picture to Enlarge It. Click Here for the Latest Post Update. County Ham, how to cook a. Welcome. . .
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Whole food and mostly plant based recipes, gardening, sprouting, canning and food storage. Tuesday, February 13, 2018. First Harvest of 2018. Sunflower greens are a great way to enjoy your greens! Saturday, November 26, 2016. Fall Harvest in the Garden. I planted these Zinnias from seed under grow lights then transplanted them into pots in October. We were able to enjoy the blooms for about a month before freezing temperatures were threatening, and I cut the stems for an indoor bouquet. I ordered two bas...
Food Gardens - Grow Your Own Fruits, Vegetables and Herbs
Growing Edible and Useful Plants in your Garden. PECAN NUTS (Carya) family Juglandaceae. Monday, February 22, 2010 14:31. Tweet Tree grows up to 21m. Life span: medium to long. Deciduous, partly fertile. Fruit: up to 5cm, green skin, hard shelled nut. Food Value: rich in oil, vatamins B1 and B2. Pecans are quite large and fast growing. The fruit are pointed, rounded and cylindrical. They have a leathery skin that peels off to […]. Read More → ]. Posted in category - Pecans. Read More → ]. Posted in categ...
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