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Chard - London Estate Agents Blog

Chard - London Estate Agents Blog

http://www.chardblog.co.uk

A blog about the London property market and our experiences selling and letting flats and houses in London.

Indoor Gardener

Indoor Gardener

http://indoorgardener.blogspot.com/

Growing vegetables? Indoors? Is that even possible. Yes it is. Question is if it's possible to grow enough to feed a family of three. Follow my experiment in this blog.

Cafe Cyan

Cafe Cyan

http://www.cafecyan.com

Café Cyan started in 2006 as a food journal documenting creative cooking pursuits. After living on a meat and potatoes diet for years, it was time to shift to a healthier lifestyle. Joining the local co-op and subscribing to a crop share was the fir

Erasing a Lawn & Raising the Bounty

Erasing a Lawn & Raising the Bounty

http://erasinglawnraisingbounty.wordpress.com

Love that lawn...gone! This project involves converting a front lawn to edible community garden, enabling others to grow their own vibrant food and share the bounty. You can do it, too! Track the process, progress, successes, and mishaps.

Let's Eat!

Let's Eat!

http://letseatfood.blogspot.com/

This blog is dedicated to everyone who loves to cook and eat fresh food. Here you will find hints & Tips, recipes and information on different cooking subjects. I hope you enjoy. Let's Eat!

Cooking and Culinary Arts

Cooking and Culinary Arts

http://cooking-culinary-arts.com

Recipes, cooking, and culinary adventures!

Garden Spotlight

Garden Spotlight

http://gardenspotlight.blogspot.com

Gardening advice and recipes from family farm & greenhouse business in the Captial District area of New York

Fairways, Greens, and Four Letter Words

Fairways, Greens, and Four Letter Words

http://foreonone.blogspot.com

I want to get better at golf...but it's not just that. I want to get better at everything. Over the last 27 years, I've been on cruise control, never really trying at anything. Now, it's time to change. Hopefully blogging this experience will keep me m

The Community Gardener

The Community Gardener

http://thecommunitygardener.blogspot.com

A blog about life, love, and gardening.

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Winter garden still producing

The Survive and Thrive Boomer Guide | December 5th 2009 by Rita

Kale, collards, and some Swiss chard are still alive in my winter garden. With two nights below freezing, I was surprised to see anything standing today.The turnip seeds I planted didn’t do well. Some bugs or slugs have really chewed on the plant read more

Mezcle y agite con vino - Cîroc Champagne Cosmo

Antociano, blog de vinos | December 4th 2009 by Gilberto Pagua

Cîroc Champagne Cosmo Ingredientes 1¼ onzas de Cîroc Vodka. 1 toque de Grand Marnier. 1½ onzas de jugo de cramberry. ½ onza de jugo de lima. 1 onza de Champaña. Preparación Revolver el vodka, el Grand Marnier, el jugo de cramberry y el jugo read more

Raw Blended Sun Dried Tomato Soup

Big Raw Vegan Blog | December 4th 2009 by Judith

Garlic & Sun Dried Tomato SoupAbout 3 cups of your favorite leafy green. I used collard and ruby chard.1 avocado, pitted and peeled2 tbs onion1 clove garlic5-6 sundried tomatoes (not the in oil kind, the dry kind. if you don't have a high speed read more

The Potager Continues to Give

Days on the Claise | December 4th 2009

Freshly picked and washed chard (silver beet, bettes or blettes), parsley (persil), beetroot (betterave), Jerusalem artichokes (topinambours), carrots (carrottes) and leeks (poireaux), photographed on 29 November.Even in early December the potager st read more

Google to Offer Free Listing Service on Google Map to Estate Agen…

Chard - London Estate Agents Blog | December 4th 2009 by Lee McCoy

News on the BBC today that google will introduce a listing service of properties for sale on it's googlemap feature is welcome news for London estate agents, albeit rather less welcome news we suspect for the current portal obligarchy.Whilst other es read more

Zuppa Toscana (Italian sausage soup)

Home, Hobbies, and Asundry | December 3rd 2009 by Lynn Squire

1.5 lbs cooked Mild Italian Sausage2 large baking potatoes in 1 inch cubes1 large onion chopped1.5 cups bacon bits2 garlic cloves minced2 cups of kale (you can use spinach or Swiss chard as substitutes)3 cups chicken broth4 cups water1.5 cups Heavy W read more

Beer Dinner

The Eye | December 3rd 2009

Where: Ted’s Butcherblock When: Thursday, December 10; 7:15 – 9 p.m. Cost:    $30 per person. Space is limited and reservations are required and may be made by calling 843-577-0094 or e-mailing ted@tedsbutcherblock.com. read more

Oh the weather outside is frightful...

You're welcome, world. Love, the internets | December 3rd 2009

While frightfully cold weather is not the best time to be sick, it is the best time to take advantage of hearty and comforting foods. This black bean chili I made a few weeks ago fits the bill perfectly. Excuse the pictures- this is, of course, a chi read more

Lusting for this Garden Fence.. or one like it!

An Urban Plot | December 3rd 2009 by urban plot

Traveling over the holiday we passed this most amazing suburban garden in Annapolis, MD in my sister's neighborhood. The entire front yard was taken up with the most wonderful rustic fence and garden...obviously a gardener after my own heart!  T read more

Late Autumn in the Garden

WildSuburbia | December 3rd 2009 by Barbara E

It was a cool day today but for me this is southern California at its best. The toyon berries are bright red, Roger's Red grape has autumn foliage that competes with New England (yes, I said it! - well, on a smallish scale anyway), the grasses are ta read more

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