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Earth to Table!: May 2008
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This blog is inspired by the Edible Plant Project www.edibleplantproject.com in subtropical Gainesville, Florida. Check out recipes using locally grown foods from USDA Gardening Zone 8! Sour oranges, prickly pear, loquats, pecans, passion fruit and more! Friday, May 23, 2008. Okinawa Sweet Potato with Peaches and Cream. I had some of the mashed Okinawa Sweet Potatoes left over and a lot of peaches on the tree looking for a home. This is what came about. It serves 1-2 people. 1 tbsp Corn starch. This reci...
Earth to Table!: Mashed Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato
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This blog is inspired by the Edible Plant Project www.edibleplantproject.com in subtropical Gainesville, Florida. Check out recipes using locally grown foods from USDA Gardening Zone 8! Sour oranges, prickly pear, loquats, pecans, passion fruit and more! Friday, May 23, 2008. Mashed Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato. This recipe is probably too simple to call a recipe. But then again, most everything I cook is rather simple or I wouldn't cook it. And it is vegetarian - or can be vegan if you prefer. Search for...
Earth to Table!: June 2007
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This blog is inspired by the Edible Plant Project www.edibleplantproject.com in subtropical Gainesville, Florida. Check out recipes using locally grown foods from USDA Gardening Zone 8! Sour oranges, prickly pear, loquats, pecans, passion fruit and more! Monday, June 18, 2007. Here's a recipe my mother would make for parties. It's quick and delicious finger food. Children love everything about it - especially participating in the making of them! Turn the oven up to 400 degrees. Secure with a tooth pick.
Earth to Table!: Okinawa Sweet Potato with Peaches and Cream
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This blog is inspired by the Edible Plant Project www.edibleplantproject.com in subtropical Gainesville, Florida. Check out recipes using locally grown foods from USDA Gardening Zone 8! Sour oranges, prickly pear, loquats, pecans, passion fruit and more! Friday, May 23, 2008. Okinawa Sweet Potato with Peaches and Cream. I had some of the mashed Okinawa Sweet Potatoes left over and a lot of peaches on the tree looking for a home. This is what came about. It serves 1-2 people. 1 tbsp Corn starch. View my c...
Earth to Table!: May 2007
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This blog is inspired by the Edible Plant Project www.edibleplantproject.com in subtropical Gainesville, Florida. Check out recipes using locally grown foods from USDA Gardening Zone 8! Sour oranges, prickly pear, loquats, pecans, passion fruit and more! Monday, May 7, 2007. This is key lime pie without the bitter edge, without the ghastly after-taste of citric acid that comes in every bottle of key lime juice and/or without the time-consuming work of squeezing a bagful of slippery key limes. Set aside t...
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Kitchen Frenzy: May 2007
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Wild and crazy frenzies, often delicious, decreasingly disastrous kitchen frenzies. I'm a sporadic cook so will tend to write sporadically. Tuesday, May 8, 2007. I love to cook. Cooking is therapy for me: an alchemical, fundamental, primitive process of creation that connects me with the earth and my ancestors. I don't want to cook every day, dishing up balanced meals three times or even once a day. I tend to cook in a wild frenzy of activity followed by fallow periods. I'm abjectly sorry I take so few p...
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This blog is inspired by the Edible Plant Project www.edibleplantproject.com in subtropical Gainesville, Florida. Check out recipes using locally grown foods from USDA Gardening Zone 8! Sour oranges, prickly pear, loquats, pecans, passion fruit and more! Tuesday, July 9, 2013. Lentil Soup with Lamb’s Quarters. This is a delicious soup thanks to. Georgette at the Edible Plant Project's first cooking class. It's. A fabulous meal in a bowl - with or without bread and cheese! 1 large vidalia onion. Trader Jo...
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THE EDIBLE PLANTS IN VIETNAM. THE WORLD OF PLANTS. THE USES OF PLANTS. Cronquist System of Plant Classification. APG Systems of Plant Classification. APG I System of Plant Classification. APG II System of Plant Classification. APG III System of Plant Classification. STRUCTURE OF FLOWERING PLANTS. Vietnamese Rice (Lua gao). Vietnamese Sorghum (Lua mien). Vietnamese Coix Seeds (Bo bo). VIETNAMESE OTHER EDIBLE SEEDS. VIETNAMESE ROOT FOOD CROPS. VIETNAMESE TUBER FOOD CROPS. Vietnamese Yam (Khoai mo). VIETNAM...
