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as professional chefs, it is only natural for us to have an interest in gardening, so much of our work involves fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs. it shouldn't surprise anyone that we have a large garden. with all of the hybrid and heirloom plants available, there are a lot of things to try and grow. to attempt growing so many things in one yard is crazy. welcome to our garden, a place where insanity rules and we love it.

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gardening for groceries: June 2010

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Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Here's a look at what is blooming in our garden right now. these are annual dahlias. Of all kinds are sending up blooms. White yarrow and blue spiderwort. And hidden around the plants are faces. Others are working-she is holding a plate that we fill with bird seeds. Thursday, June 3, 2010. Sooner or later you had to expect at least one bad bee pun.here is a shot of the hive. right now, we have two brood chambers and expect to add a third soon. A close up of the the girls. Send me ...

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gardening for groceries: May 2014

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Tuesday, May 20, 2014. Yes it has been a while since i have posted anything here! Truth is, i post most things on my other blog, easier than pie. keeping multiple blog pages is more work than i have time for-especially with all that a garden and a full time job can demand on a person. to keep it simple and so that it all makes sense, gardening topics seem out of place on a baking blog, i have created a new blog! Please visit my new page, will garden for cake. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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gardening for groceries: summer update

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Sunday, July 24, 2011. It's been a while since i have put anything up here and a friend recently asked my what was going on in my garden-she actually told me that i hadn't put any pictures up in a while.well dar, these are for you! Market more 76 grows nice straight cukes. My cukes grow on a sheet of plastic lattice work bent to form a tent and is held in place with metal stakes. underneath, the soil remains cool and i now have lettuce growing-a major miracle in the south! Various shades of swiss chard.

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gardening for groceries: July 2010

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Monday, July 5, 2010. What bee happening in the garden. It's best not to go into the hive frequently unless there are problems or illnesses to take care of. we haven't gone into the hive in a few weeks to look around, we do open the top to feed them 2-3 times a week but that is about it. today we decided to do a hive inspection and check on the progress of our girls. boy have they been busy! In the top corners of the frame, the whitish cells are capped honey. the dark open cells are most likely polle...

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gardening for groceries: October 2010

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Sunday, October 31, 2010. This week in our garden. We have been eating them too! Another log in bloom. This is the first year that we have had them in the garden. both the bulb and the greens are tasty! More than we can handle! Sprouts-they come out in the space where the leaf meets the stalk. hopefully we will have some for thanksgiving. Saturday, October 23, 2010. The latest, greatest garden in nashville a bee update. A close up of the girls and their mess. A close up of the cabbage. Okay, i definitely...

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will travel for food: heirloom pumpkins at the farmers' market

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Will travel for food. Sunday, October 3, 2010. Heirloom pumpkins at the farmers' market. To the nashville farmers' market. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann. Read my latest article for examiner.com. Have a food experience or a suggestion that you would like to share? 160;Contact us hungrytravelers@bellsouth.net. Heirloom pumpkins at the farmers market. Frosty weather is persimmon picking time! Time for sweet potato pie. The view from the demo garden.

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will travel for food: frosty weather is persimmon picking time!

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Will travel for food. Sunday, October 3, 2010. Frosty weather is persimmon picking time! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann. Read my latest article for examiner.com. Have a food experience or a suggestion that you would like to share? 160;Contact us hungrytravelers@bellsouth.net. Heirloom pumpkins at the farmers market. Frosty weather is persimmon picking time! Time for sweet potato pie. The view from the demo garden. Jane of many trades. Share the shot #5-orange.

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will travel for food: February 2009

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Will travel for food. Monday, February 16, 2009. We live in south nashville. Road our neighborhood has one of the largest kurdish. Population in the country. as a result, we have many middle eastern markets. we also have a large latino. Population that has given us a plethora of markets and restaurants to choose from. but that is not all that you will find if you drive up and down nolensville. Road you will also find indian. Nations. let's not forget all of the asian. So what's a chef to do? Market...

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will travel for food: April 2009

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Will travel for food. Monday, April 20, 2009. The tastes of home. It was cut, you could fold your slice in half and walk home while eating it. bagels were chewy and there really weren't many flavors to choose from, plain, sesame, poppy, egg or onion being the most likely ones available. i get hungry just thinking about all of this, i also long for home and my family. . First up was a trip to noshville. For years we had heard about pizza perfect. Before we moved here, we were in the san francisco bay a...

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will travel for food: green baking

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Will travel for food. Sunday, October 3, 2010. How to be green in the bakery. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann. Read my latest article for examiner.com. Have a food experience or a suggestion that you would like to share? 160;Contact us hungrytravelers@bellsouth.net. Heirloom pumpkins at the farmers market. Frosty weather is persimmon picking time! Time for sweet potato pie. The view from the demo garden. Tennessee's First Lady visits the Demonstration Garden.

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will travel for food: December 2009

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Will travel for food. Sunday, December 27, 2009. Here is darry setting up the bird in the turkey pit. It was cold and grey out there-darry waited by the bit, alone. he insisted on starting it early because of the call for rain. the cousins were arriving a little late and we went on with the preparations. The finished bird. it was so good this year! For more photos of the food, click here. See you next time! Hope you had a great holiday season. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann.

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will travel for food: time for sweet potato pie

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Will travel for food. Sunday, October 3, 2010. Time for sweet potato pie. Bake a sweet potato pie with freshly harvested sweet potatoes. From the nashville farmers' market. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann. Read my latest article for examiner.com. Have a food experience or a suggestion that you would like to share? 160;Contact us hungrytravelers@bellsouth.net. Heirloom pumpkins at the farmers market. Frosty weather is persimmon picking time! Time for sweet potato pie.

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will travel for food: acme kitchenware

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Will travel for food. Sunday, October 3, 2010. Of one of nashville's best kept culinary secrets. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann. Read my latest article for examiner.com. Have a food experience or a suggestion that you would like to share? 160;Contact us hungrytravelers@bellsouth.net. Heirloom pumpkins at the farmers market. Frosty weather is persimmon picking time! Time for sweet potato pie. The view from the demo garden. Jane of many trades.

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will travel for food: September 2010

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Will travel for food. Wednesday, September 15, 2010. It's apple pickin time! The latest info on pick your own apples in nashville, my latest article. Monday, September 13, 2010. Be your own Cake Boss. Learn how to decorate cakes like a pro by reading my latest article. Friday, September 3, 2010. Get the latest on double yolks, bloody yolks and how to handle eggs by reading the latest article. Published on my examiner.com page. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Nashville skyline by gregory blann.

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will travel for food: July 2010

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Will travel for food. Wednesday, July 14, 2010. It's been a long time since i have posted anything here. i could blame it on the holidays, a hectic schedule, or the book that i was working on; all would be true so take your pick. it's not like we haven't been out to eat-we have and we have found some real tasty places to go. so what could possibly have me sitting at the desk clacking away at the keyboard? A new farmers market, that's what! Member, ed johnson, has a booth at the market to sell his honey.

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Tuesday, May 20, 2014. Yes it has been a while since i have posted anything here! Truth is, i post most things on my other blog, easier than pie. keeping multiple blog pages is more work than i have time for-especially with all that a garden and a full time job can demand on a person. to keep it simple and so that it all makes sense, gardening topics seem out of place on a baking blog, i have created a new blog! Please visit my new page, will garden for cake. Monday, February 13, 2012. Both of these hell...

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