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Plain Gourmet: Plantain Spring Rolls (Turon)
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Plantain Spring Rolls (Turon). It's good to be back from a month long vacation in the Philippines visiting family and friends! It's been 10 years since our last visit and it's also my son's first time to meet his aunts, uncles and cousins on my side of the family. At this last visit, we enjoyed lots of Filipino food and a few of them became fast family favorites, which I'll be sharing over the next few posts. beginning with. This recipe is very simple and easy to make. Plantain. 1 large plantain banana.
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Monroe Organic Farms: April 2009
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Thursday, April 2, 2009. Chicken Coop Construction.Wanna Help? It's been proven throughout history that the more pampered a chicken is, the better the eggs taste! Well okay.maybe not, but at least they are happier chickens. We wanted to share with you some of the current work being done out at the farm. These photos depict the fun time to be had by all, building new chicken coops. So, check it out:. Click on the photo to be taken directly to the slideshow). Wednesday, April 1, 2009. The consensus is in:.
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Monroe Organic Farms: March 2010
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Friday, March 12, 2010. Recently we had an Advisory Group meeting where we were able to form a Web Communications Work Group. The group has gotten together and decided to move the blog to WordPress.com! Come check out the new digs! Http:/ monroeorganicfarms.wordpress.com/. Make sure to bookmark our new site! Posted by Anisa @ the Schell Urban Homestead. Wednesday, March 10, 2010. New Faces at the Farm! This spring has brought a few new faces to Monroe organic Farms! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Monroe Organic Farms: Working Member Potluck and Recipes
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Thursday, October 29, 2009. Working Member Potluck and Recipes. Well, the season's over, and we are all geting cozy with this big snowstorm. I thought I'd post a couple recipes to share as well as a few pictures from our last days at the farm (notice all the heavy winter coats! Be sure to click the pictures for the best view. The Tuesday working members had a potluck to celebrate a season well done, and Karen brought this awesome Pumpkin Ribbon Bread. She said:. 1 1/2 Tablespoons flour. 1/2 cup canola oil.
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O Pistachio: arabian nights feast
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Roast pepper, tomato and apple salad. Chickpea and yoghurt salad. Turkish meatballs: lamb with mint and cinnamon, beef. Moroccan sweet potato salad. Pear and ginger crumble cake. January 6, 2010. From Claudia Roden, Arabesque. You always need the same amount of salted water as couscous. Put 25 cups couscous in an oven dish. Gradually add 2.5 cups warm salted water, made with 1/2 to 1 tsp salt, stirring vigorously so that the water is absorbed evenly. Leave it to swell for about 10 minutes....After the...
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Monroe Organic Farms: 10/19/09 Newsletter
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Monday, October 19, 2009. Dear Friends of the Farm;. It is the last week of summer distribution and the time has flown by! Jerry and I would like to thank you for your generous support of this farm. We ended up with a great variety of produce under the circumstances! I understand there were other CSA farms in the area that did not fare as well. Winter Distribution will begin Wednesday, November 4th. This week you are getting French fingerling potatoes, Delicata winter squash, yellow onions, carrots, garl...
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Cooking with Michele®: How to Subscribe to this Blog
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Easy recipes, cooking tips and techniques, cookbook reviews, menu ideas, resource links and wine information, all highlighted by mouthwatering food photography! How to Subscribe to this Blog. Many thanks to all of you who took my recent survey! You have two options for subscribing:. On the left hand side of these instructions on this blog page you'll see a box that says " SUBSCRIBE VIA EMAIL. Enter your email address in the yellow box at the left and then click on the " Subscribe me. Feeds into designate...
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Team Tezzy: The Good News & The Bad News
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Saturday, June 12, 2010. The Good News and The Bad News. The Good News is I went shopping today for my care package. The Bad News is that I think I bought enough for 10 soldiers! Either I wasn't really paying attention (most likely since the kids were with me AND I was trying to call/text on my new phone which I still haven't figured out how to fully operate yet), or I figured I could somehow squeeze all this stuff into a regular sized box, tetris-style. 1 pk baby wipes. 3 bars Irish Spring soap. 4 pks B...
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Michele's Travel Journal: 2009/07
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Food and travel, travel and food - for me, nothing is as memorable as the food we eat on our journeys. Join me on my trips by reading about what I ate and where I ate it - I promise you loads of details, a few surprises, and plenty of pictures! May 22-25, 2009 - Northern Sonoma Wine Country. There's something about wine country - the lifestyle, the scenery, the restaurant culture that it inspires, and, oh yea, the wine! And the Dry Creek Valley. We headed to a scheduled private winery tour at Twomey.
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Michele's Travel Journal: 2008/04
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Food and travel, travel and food - for me, nothing is as memorable as the food we eat on our journeys. Join me on my trips by reading about what I ate and where I ate it - I promise you loads of details, a few surprises, and plenty of pictures! April 15-19, 2008 - New Orleans. Throughout the French Quarter the quintessential wrought iron balconies still decorate the buildings. It's only the numerous for sale or lease signs that signal the lingering financial devastation from the hurricane. Music remains ...
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