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Hot Stuff
I grew hot peppers for the first time this year, even though I’m not a big fan of spicy food. I figured my nephew would find a use for them, as he enjoys spicy food. I planted a row of … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking from the Garden, How To's, Seasoning
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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 by the frost. I did a search, and found that shard will … Continue reading
Fall Omelette
Now that the first frost has cleared most of the garden, it’s time to enjoy the harvest. Throughout the summer, I’ve been dicing and freezing various veggies for use in the months when they would not be available. I’ve got … Continue reading
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. Since the garden is well picked over, It seemed appropriate to release them … Continue reading
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 then, I’ve been dieing for more. It actually tastes like Strawberry Jelly, … Continue reading
Stuffed Tomatoes
Stuffed Tomatoes are new to me, and I’ve never tried them before this growing season. The whole idea sprang from a variety of tomatoes that I’ve grown this year: Yellow Stuffers. After reading about this oddity, I did a google … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking from the Garden, Tomatoes
Tagged stuffed tomatoes, Tomato, yellow stuffer
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New Chics and New Pics
I’ve snapped a lot of pictures today, as it’s been one of those days where a world of difference unfolds. A few days ago, I decided to trade my old rooster in for one of the roosters I had hatched … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, Cooking from the Garden, Cows, Goats, People
Tagged Chickens, cows, East German Shepherds, puppies
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Cooking with Zucchini
Now that Zucchini Season is in full swing, I’ve been trying all manner of ways to eat it. I’ve found it makes a wonderful pizza topping, with pepperoni, onions and peppers. The taste was very unique, and quite enjoyable. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking from the Garden, Zucchini
Tagged Garden Pizza, Zucchini, zucchini cupcakes, zucchini pancakes
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Sausage, Peppers and Onions
I like to eat some of the freshest food possible, as it really makes a noticeable difference in my health. For dinner, I thought I would cook some sausage, mixed with Peppers and Onions. This recipe is one of the … Continue reading
A “Double Dog” and Fried Zucchini
One of the things I love about a garden are the endless possibilities for variety. Today, we thought it would be great to eat some zucchini, and since that wouldn’t quite be a well balanced meal, hot dogs were added … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking from the Garden, Zucchini
Tagged Cooking, Grilling, Hot Dogs, Zucchini
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