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Eating the Seasons | Food is that rare moral arena in which the ethical choice is generally the one more likely to make you groan with pleasure. – Barbara Kingsolver; Animal, Vegetable, Miracle | sproutingbroccoli.wordpress.com Reviews
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Silent Spring | Eating the Seasons
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September 1, 1939 – W.H. Auden. April 27, 2009 at 9:12 pm. I’ve just started reading. By Rachel Carson, which is one of those seminal books I can’t quite believe I haven’t read yet. I feel I’m going to enjoy it. My sleep cycle is too messed up to permit any sensible comment on it, but I was struck by this sentence (p28 of the Penguin Classics edition):. Entry filed under: books. Slightly red-faced (and sore-backed). Food in the news – 27th April – 1st May. 3 Comments Add your own. May 10, 2009 at 6:16 am.
Holidays | Eating the Seasons
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September 1, 1939 – W.H. Auden. May 21, 2009 at 9:13 am. So, yes, folks. You can shrink your carbon footprint, but you have to be nice to your in-laws. I’m going on a less exciting train to Northumberland for the long weekend, so shall not be around for a few days. I shall be hauling my pile of exciting books, my knitting, a week’s worth of Farming Today podcasts and an enormous bottle of gin* up the East Coast main line this evening and will indulge in a few blissful computer-free days. You are commenti...
yarnyarnyarnyarnyarn | Eating the Seasons
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September 1, 1939 – W.H. Auden. May 8, 2009 at 11:00 am. The postman has been kind to me this week. (I say that as if he’s bringing me all these lovely things out of the goodness of his heart, rather than because I bought them online and paid for them and it’s his job.) I have bought five interesting books and am now fondling some deliciously luxurious yarn. Mmmmmmmmm……. yarn…………. Entry filed under: knitting. Won’t somebody PLEASE think of the children? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Randomness | Eating the Seasons
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September 1, 1939 – W.H. Auden. May 6, 2009 at 11:13 am. Spent a lot of time down at the allotment this weekend and am finally getting on top of it. I really wish I’d done this in November and hadn’t had to learn the hard way, but it’s starting to look tidier and we’ve planted lots of potatoes. Kudos to Scientist Fiancé (a.k.a. He With The Upper Body Strength) for copious digging and ferrying around of bags of mulch. I’ve decided to make this. By the way, why do knitwear models always look so ethereal?
Faith in humanity somewhat strengthened | Eating the Seasons
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September 1, 1939 – W.H. Auden. Faith in humanity somewhat strengthened. May 14, 2009 at 4:17 pm. I offered some seedlings on Freecycle. A lady just came to pick them up with her son, who wanted them for his school garden and who was very polite. (Oh dear, I appear to have inherited my mother’s quasi-idolatry of polite children.). My faith in humanity is somewhat strengthened. Entry filed under: Uncategorized. Won’t somebody PLEASE think of the children? 1 Comment Add your own. May 26, 2009 at 6:46 pm.
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Growing the Garden: Paving Paradise Again?
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A blog about gardening, focusing on urban gardening. Happy Holidays From The Johnsons. Guide to Heirloom Tomato Varieties. What Fruits Are In Season. 30,000 year old seeds viable. Throw Away Xmas, Throw Away Society. Holiday Card From The Johnsons. Tomato Tasting Event in Redwood City, CA. Exactly Right-On Article About Gardening. Response to Poop and Compost Blog Post. Laquo; Response to Poop and Compost Blog Post. Exactly Right-On Article About Gardening ». Find the article at:. Email this entry to:.
Growing the Garden: Holiday Card From The Johnsons
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A blog about gardening, focusing on urban gardening. Happy Holidays From The Johnsons. Guide to Heirloom Tomato Varieties. What Fruits Are In Season. 30,000 year old seeds viable. Throw Away Xmas, Throw Away Society. Holiday Card From The Johnsons. Tomato Tasting Event in Redwood City, CA. Exactly Right-On Article About Gardening. Response to Poop and Compost Blog Post. Laquo; Tomato Tasting Event in Redwood City, CA. Throw Away Xmas, Throw Away Society ». Holiday Card From The Johnsons.
Growing the Garden: Seedling Care
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A blog about gardening, focusing on urban gardening. Happy Holidays From The Johnsons. Guide to Heirloom Tomato Varieties. What Fruits Are In Season. 30,000 year old seeds viable. Throw Away Xmas, Throw Away Society. Holiday Card From The Johnsons. Tomato Tasting Event in Redwood City, CA. Exactly Right-On Article About Gardening. Response to Poop and Compost Blog Post. Laquo; What Fruits Are In Season. Tomato Contest 2012 ». Posted by Sudeep Johnson on April 10, 2012 10:23 AM. Email this entry to:.
Growing the Garden: Roasted Tomatoes
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A blog about gardening, focusing on urban gardening. Happy Holidays From The Johnsons. Guide to Heirloom Tomato Varieties. What Fruits Are In Season. 30,000 year old seeds viable. Throw Away Xmas, Throw Away Society. Holiday Card From The Johnsons. Tomato Tasting Event in Redwood City, CA. Exactly Right-On Article About Gardening. Response to Poop and Compost Blog Post. Laquo; Guide to Heirloom Tomato Varieties. Happy Holidays From The Johnsons ». This is a great dish for those extra tomatoes you may have.
Michelle's Garden: June 2009
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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Sunday, 14 June 2009. I found this little fella in our kitchen. He was tiny (5mm long? And he just looked bright green. It wasn't until I zoomed in that I saw the amazing pattern on his legs and his stripey antennae! Click for a close up to see it properly. Saturday, 13 June 2009. The buds on the broccoli (which we have decided is of course a calabrese! Not exactly sure how that happened. I could have grown a lot more in that space.
Michelle's Garden: Some things
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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Thursday, 6 August 2009. These pretty weeds sprung up in the onion patch. I found an interesting moth. These seed pods are growing on what I think are bolted radishes. When they dry I will collect the seeds for next year. Ive never seen radish seed pods before they are quite impressive arent they? 10 August 2009 at 11:21. I was surprised to see them! I hope they dry out ok. 11 August 2009 at 21:19. View my complete profile. The Cl...
Michelle's Garden: The bees love the flowering broccoli
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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Wednesday, 5 August 2009. The bees love the flowering broccoli. There does seem to be many different variety of bumble bees around this year. Lovely to see. 5 August 2009 at 16:03. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The bees love the flowering broccoli. Enter your email address:. Some blogs I like. Colour it green diary. Multiveg's plot ramblings on. Hot Process Soap Making by Gracefruit.
Michelle's Garden: New garden, new blog
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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Tuesday, 16 March 2010. New garden, new blog. We have started work on our new garden! Thanks for everyone's lovely comments over the last two years. Our new blog can be found. Im going to try and grow some veggies this year. Im looking forward to reading your posts about your garden. 16 March 2010 at 23:49. Looking forward to seeing your produce from the coming season :). 17 March 2010 at 07:50. 26 May 2010 at 20:26. A few peas an...
Michelle's Garden: December 2008
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My adventures into wildlife gardening, growing vegetables and other stuff. Tuesday, 9 December 2008. I planted a load of alliums a few weeks ago and already they are growing shoots! Shallots, onions and garlic. I can't wait to harvest them - only about 8 months to go! Thursday, 4 December 2008. S harvested the leeks last week. Only some of the transplants survived and they didn't grow very big but they were delicious. I thought they reproduced asexually? The lilac is covered in bright green buds! I would...
Seasonal Matters: Euro Balls 2012
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Customs, Traditions, Food, Drink and other activities to mark and celebrate the seasons. Here are the rules for picking your squad and teams:. Choose a squad of 18 players, with no more than 3 from each team. You'll need some from the arbitrarily chosen donkey teams of Greece, Sweden, Poland, and Ireland (see below). For each group of matches, you'll need a team of 11 in the 4-4-2 formation, referring to the squad lists here. At least two of these have to be from one or more of the donkey teams.
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September 22, 2016. If you have children, the task of making healthy school lunches has reappeared in your daily chores. As parents, it is our job to ensure a balanced lunch of healthy carbohydrates, protein, vegetables and fruit is sent to school each day. We also want to make lunches in zero time so a system needs to be in place. To make our life easier, we are a Planetbox family. What is a Planetbox? And in case you are wondering, this is not a sponsored post! Continue reading →. September 9, 2016.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011. For the longest time, I could never make Congee right. The consistency was always off. But, recently, with the help of my Mom and a friend, I found an alternate way of making Congee, that actually works! From left to right: Swanson chicken broth, bean curd stick, jasmine rice, preserved duck eggs, ginger. Close-up on the preserved duck egg. After combining the rice, broth, water, and ginger. Set on high for 5 hours. 15 rice scoop of jasmine rice. Salt, a couple of dashes.
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Eating the Seasons | Food is that rare moral arena in which the ethical choice is generally the one more likely to make you groan with pleasure. – Barbara Kingsolver; Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
September 1, 1939 – W.H. Auden. So, yes, folks. You can shrink your carbon footprint, but you have to be nice to your in-laws. I’m going on a less exciting train to Northumberland for the long weekend, so shall not be around for a few days. I shall be hauling my pile of exciting books, my knitting, a week’s worth of Farming Today podcasts and an enormous bottle of gin* up the East Coast main line this evening and will indulge in a few blissful computer-free days. Have a good bank holiday weekend! From th...
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Wednesday, 19 February 2014. Links to this post. Friday, 15 April 2011. We are back online. Welcome to our new and updated blog. We hope to be posting new posts about we are doing in Saudi Arabia. Look forward to your comments and hope you find it of interest. Links to this post. Friday, 20 February 2009. Their cousins have left today. Our outings are restricted for obvious reasons that our 7 seater has being sold and dh takes the other car to work . 160; Anyways the days are getting closer to le...
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Sprouting Chefs – The Blog. How to empower youth with skills in the kitchen or garden. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Stories from the Garden. Cooking for the Community at Forest Grove Elementary. November 2, 2016. Sometimes monumental tasks take a different kind of thinking and approach. The school garden grows a few things in abundance:. Kale, Chard, Salad Greens at certain times of the year, Tomatilos, Garlic and Herbs. With this in mind, there was an intention to finally connect ...
