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Yesterday, reader Gwen left me this comment: “My dad (you know, the one you are always supposed to listen to when he gives advice) said I should keep my tomato plants inside until June but I noticed yours are already planted outside. By the looks of your garden I should be following your lead. Do Read More >>
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Did you try the quinoa recipe I posted two weeks ago? Huh? Did you? Well, what are you waiting for? Quinoa is all the rage. And although I haven’t seen it reported anywhere, I’m pretty certain quinoa is the latest version of housewife crack. Forget soccer mom crack {that was soooo 2010} forget about the Read More >>
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The spring vegetable garden is in full swing. Tomorrow I have plans to harvest my second batch of broccoli raab and to make another batch of Chickpeas with Broccoli Raab and Bacon for dinner. I’m also excited about the rainbow Swiss chard. The techno colored greens should be ready to harvest in about 2-3 weeks. Read More >>
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How to Make Strawberry Syrup As The Girl and I were sorting free strawberries the other day, we were trying to come up with something to do with the strawberries other than freeze them. So we decided to make a large batch of strawberry syrup. Followed by a platter of waffles. And then we proceeded Read More >>
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While The Girl Who Thinks She’s A Bird and I were at the Seattle Tilth Plant Sale this past weekend, we noticed a vendor selling burlap sacks. The vendor had quite the crowd, and so I stopped and listened. Basically he was selling the bags as eco-friendly planters and mentioned something about using the bags Read More >>
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