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A Growing Tradition
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The journal of a gardener who hopes to carry on and pass on a tradition of growing food started by his father many years ago.
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The market, radishes, and broccoli
Cooking With T: a vegetarian's food diary | December 19th 2009
By the way, I guess it's a little late to say Happy Hanukkah.....here's a little glimpse of ours:And for those holidays that have not yet passed, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!We had a rehearsal this morning (yes, Nutcracker), and so I had to pick up my vegetables read more
Winter Farmer's Market Haul
Garden, Grocery, Gadget Girl | December 19th 2009 by Tamara Mitchell
Check out the amazing stuff I scored this morning at the Countryside Conservancy Farmer's Market! The market moves indoors to the Happy Days Visitor Center for the winter, and thanks to more farmers using hoop houses, the amount of fresh veggies avai read more
Fun Festival: Night of the Radishes
"Where Next?": Away.com's Travel Blog | December 18th 2009 by Alistair Wearmouth
In Oaxaca City, Mexico, a mass harvest of radishes is in the works. Being prepared for Noche de Rábanos, Radish Night, one of the many unique festivals Mexico puts on. And like most other festivals of its kind, Radish Night is full of entertaining h read more
This Week at Ralphs
Super Shoppers Unite! | December 17th 2009
Here's what you want to go to Ralphs for this week (Wed. Dec. 16 - Fri. Dec. 25th)Items in red show that I think this is a super deal that I would definitely buy if I were at this store!MEAT DEPT: Filet Mignon Steak or Roast - $9.99/poundTop Sirloin read more
Seafood Udong
Blue Starr Gallery | December 16th 2009 by Blue Starr Gallery
Who could resist this soup with prawns, crab, fish cakes, vegetables and udong noodles. The seafood udong from a local restaurant is not only satisfying to the palette but just the right choice during cold and rainy winter weather. The pink and white read more
Dogs and green beans
AnfinsenArt | December 16th 2009 by Carol Allen Anfinsen
When I lived in Kansas City, we had a backyard garden of sorts. We grew tomatoes, peppers, radishes, lettuce and squash. But the main staple of our garden was green beans. I was ever so proud when we had enough to can (if I wanted to), and enough to read more
Feisty Lydia: Memoirs of a German War Bride
Rebecca's Reads | December 16th 2009 by Rebecca's Reads - Book Reviews of Recently Published Books
“Feisty Lydia : Memoirs of a German War Bride” is a revealing memoir of Lydia Ross written by her friend and neighbor Edna Thayer. It says something special about a person when a neighbor wants to write such a kind book about her. The book began read more
Year in Review: Best Food
Martini Mom | December 15th 2009 by Martini Mom
I've always loved beets, but this year I've become obsessed with them.They. Are. Delicious. I love them red or golden, roasted or boiled, sliced or chopped. I love them in salads, in juice, and in soup.I even love them in fine literature."The beet is read more
UNION SQUARE FARMERS’ MARKET: FALL’S ROOTED BOUNTY
Lorna Sass at Large | December 14th 2009
Posted in art photography, farmers markets, healthy eating, new york city, vegetables Tagged: art photography, celeriac, fall root vegetables, Lorna Sass, Lorna Sass At Large, new york city, rutabagas, Union Square Farmers Market, vegetable art read more
Healthy No Cook Meal Ideas
CHEAP BEST BUY | December 14th 2009 by save
When it’s hot outside or when you just want something simple and easy to make, try these no cook recipes for a quick meal. Made with just a few simple ingredients, they don’t require you to heat up the kitchen and can be put together in m read more
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The market, radishes, and broccoli
By the way, I guess it's a little late to say Happy Hanukkah.....here's a little glimpse of ours:And for those holidays that have not yet passed, HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!We had a rehearsal this morning (yes,…
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Fun Festival: Night of the Radishes
In Oaxaca City, Mexico, a mass harvest of radishes is in the works. Being prepared for Noche de Rábanos, Radish Night, one of the many unique festivals Mexico puts on. And like most other festivals o…
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daphnegould has posted a new entry on: Daphne's Dandelions
2009 Overview Lettuce and Radishes
I just have a few more overviews (Asian greens, other brassicas, and tally overview) and then I will be done. Yay! It is a lot of work finding all my dates and remembering everything, but I know I won…
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cooktobang has posted a new entry on: COOK TO BANG
MISO RAD & SHIT RADISHES
Not to sound like a braggart, but I am so rad and shit. At least that’s what my neighbors’ teenage son told me when I explained the Cook To Bang method. This poor misguided kid figured wearing…
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kathygori has posted a new entry on: The Colors Of Indian Cooking
Another Round of Radishes
As I've written before radishes are my new discovery. Fresh, inexpensive and unexpected they've moved from dress extras hanging around the parsley garnish to a supporting character role in my menus.…
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emkayess2 has posted a new entry on: Mastering The Art of Vegetarian Cooking
Day 32: Portobello Stew, Polenta, Braised Radishes, and a near tragedy
This was a good meal, but not really worth burning our house down for. I did something stupid; I put a pot of 8 quarts of water on the stove before I left to get the kids, thinking I’d heat it u…
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How to Slice and Create Flowers from Radishes!
Here are a few videos showing you how to carve Radish into some really cute pieces of display for your Centerpiece or even on your Salad decorations.1. Vegetable Carving - "How to carve a Radish Rat"?…
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Home Vegetable Gardening: Growing Radishes
There are over 200 varieties of radishes, although most home vegetable gardeners grow the Crimson giant, champion or the cherry belle. These three varieties look like the small round red radishes most…
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