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Recipe for Grape Jam.
A few years ago, I planted 12 different types of grapes on the farm, including many plants that I cloned. This year I’ve finally started to taste the [..]
Zucchini Boats
I’ve definitely had my fair share of salad this summer, so I decided to switch things up a bit and cook some warm food. Zucchini Boats are a [..]
Doing Battle with Critters
I’m not proud of large sections of this years garden, with one major reason: The plants are being eaten alive. There is no way a plant can grow [..]
Sage Tea
As I was walking up my steps into my backdoor, I glanced down at my now two year old sage plant, and wondered what I could use it [..]
Sauteed Swiss Shard
After chasing the chickens out of the greenhouse, I noticed a row of green in the garden. The Swiss Shard was still growing, and had not been killed [..]
Weekend Roundup 09/19/10
I’ve decided to take a new approach with regards to my chickens. Up to this point, I’ve kept them in a chicken house, with a fenced in run. [..]
Tomato Jelly
Tomato Jelly !? Sounds gross, but just like Zucchini pancakes, it’s something you have to try before passing judgment. I was quite reluctant to try it, but since [..]
Tomatillos
Tomatillos are an odd plant. First off, they are called “Mexican Husk Tomatoes”, although they aren’t tomatoes. The fruit itself it surronded with a papery husk, which [..]