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Squash
I’m not sure what’s going on with my winter squash. They look weird. I planted four kinds of winter squash this year: butternut, delicata (the queen of squash), tahitian (supposed to be a long-necked butternut) and a couple seeds called “Cool Old … Continue reading
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Tagged banana squash, cool old squash, cross-pollination in squash, Gete-okosomin, growing squash, organic vegetables
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Salmon and Peas in Cream Sauce
One of the best things about summer, when there’s so much produce, is sitting around with an ingredient in mind and figuring out what I want to do with it and then how to make it happen. It might be … Continue reading
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Tagged garden peas recipe, pasta with cream sauce, peas and salmon, vegetable gardening
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Two Beet Salads
Roots are really fun to grow. It’s very satisfying when it’s time to start pulling up beets and radishes by the fistful. When a tall, thick carrot comes out of the ground, it’s a miracle. We’ve been making do with … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian beet slaw, beet salad, beet slaw, beets, fennel, feta, fresh beets, Mediterranean beet salad
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Remembering How to Eat
Now that I eat mostly seasonally, I sometimes forget what I eat. It’s like putting away clothes for winter. By spring, I’ve forgotten about those t-shirts I love or the pretty sleeveless blouses. I’m always surprised. When I am looking … Continue reading
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Tagged asparagus, beans, cooking with spring produce, greens, oyster mushrooms, spinach
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Radish-Cilantro Fish Tacos
I was at my college reunion the past four days, and as soon as I came back I headed out to the garden. I knew things would have been happening these past days– which were steamy, hot, and followed by … Continue reading
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Tagged cilantro, fish taco, organic vegetable gardening, radishes, shrimp taco, spring garden produce recipe, taco recipe
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Lamb Kofta Feast
I made this lamb feast a week ago, as part of my ongoing exploration of Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi’s cookbook Jerusalem. The recipe is available on the London Telegraph’s website here. I was thinking about this feast because it’s Holy Thursday, traditionally for … Continue reading
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Tagged cardamom rice, Jerusalem cookbook, kofta, lamb meatballs, Middle Eastern cooking
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Almanac
I’m thinking March might be the month when most blogs die. Of course, many blogs are begun as New Year’s Resolutions, on January 1, and those probably die by February 15, along with many diet and exercise plans. But March … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaia Cafe, gardening, New York City, vegetable gardening
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Sprouting
It’s been a while since I went to Youtube to learn to do something plant-oriented. I love Youtube because, even when I have good clear instructions and the process is simple, there is something about seeing someone do it. I … Continue reading
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Tagged bean sprouts, brussels sprouts, seed sprouts, sprouting
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Fermented Asparagus
Last week I made fresh mozzarella for a pizza, which left me with whey, the perfect opportunity to do a lacto-fermentation project with whey. Also last week, we chowed down on the single jar of pickled asparagus I made from … Continue reading
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Tagged asparagus, fermented asparagus, fermenting with whey, lacto-fermentation, pickling asparagus
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