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Kimchi Fried Rice
My friend Connie, a fellow vegetable gardener (and newly minted Master Gardener) who knows many, many wonderful things both from her upbringing in Western Minnesota and from paying attention, wrote on my Facebook link to the fermenting post: “You’ll love … Continue reading
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The Year of Ferment
I’m expanding the repertoire this year by joining the fermenting trend. It’s a bit of an odd choice for me because I don’t really like pickles or sauerkraut. But I’m just sure that, like beets, I will love all things … Continue reading
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Tagged fermenting, fermenting crocks, kimchi, kimchi recipe, making kimchi
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From Scratch
One of the things I love about Barbara Kingsolver’s Animal, Vegetable, Miracle is that, even though her project is big, it inspired me to become a vegetable gardener. Somehow she breaks it down and makes it seem like an ordinary activity. Although … Continue reading
What to Eat When It’s 10 Below
This photo was taken about three weeks ago, when the greens, even the hardy greens, had completely frozen. Before December even started, we had a string of days near zero, which makes for great ice skating but pretty much definitively … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, gratin, parsnips, turnip recipe, turnips, winter eating
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Best Cheddar Potato Soup
Would you like a break with a recipe? I know you would. This is not a Thanksgiving recipe, but since it’s so cold everywhere and we need something simple and delicious, let’s do a cheddar potato soup. I love this … Continue reading
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Really Done
It snowed today, so maybe now I can really call it. Yesterday, just in time, I got the garlic in their bed and topped with 6 inches of straw. On Thursday, I vowed to be really done preserving. Really. I cut off … Continue reading
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Tagged apples, canning produce, homemade pizza, paprika oil, paprika peppers, pizza toppings
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Moving On and Taking Stock
Today was the first of those misty mornings when steam is rising from the local lakes and ponds and everyone notices the sun’s low trajectory. There are tomatoes on the vine, a few final zucchini, and plenty of unripe peppers. … Continue reading
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Tagged garden vegetables, late summer vegetables, roasting vegetables, sandhill crane family, sandhill cranes
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Chicken Tikka Masala and garden veggie sides
I often have trouble thinking of side dishes to go with Indian food. I don’t know why, as it is all about the dals and vegetarian dishes. I guess I mostly go to it for the lamb and spicy sauces … Continue reading
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Tagged chicken tikka masala, cooking, cooking from the garden, Indian food, leek and red pepper relish, leek recipe, red pepper recipe
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Salmon in Corn Husks
Even though we’ve got a pile of produce on the counter, I feel bad that we don’t eat enough corn-on-the-cob when it is in season. I don’t grow it, and it comes at a time when I’m focused on eating … Continue reading
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