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From Garden to Grub. From little seedlings to culinary masterpieces; a guide to wholesome vegan living in this busy life. November 25, 2013. Spinach guacamole is both delicious and nutritious! Give it a try! I promise you’ll fall in love. Ingredients: 1.5 cups of fresh spinach 4-6 large RIPE avocados Spoonful of minced garlic Half of a small yellow onion Juice from a … Continue reading →. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). November 25, 2013. Click to...
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From Garden to Grub. From little seedlings to culinary masterpieces; a guide to wholesome vegan living in this busy life. Very sugary, very chocolaty, very delicious. November 25, 2013. You sneaky, sneaky dog. Spinach guacamole is both delicious and nutritious! Give it a try! I promise you’ll fall in love. 15 cups of fresh spinach. 4-6 large RIPE avocados. Spoonful of minced garlic. Half of a small yellow onion. Juice from a lime. Half a cup of fresh or dry cilantro. Cayenne pepper and sea salt to taste!
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From Gardening To Photography. Clematis on the Web. Wheresoever you go, go with all your heart". Gardening and photography are my big passions.my private little universe. View my complete profile. I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand". . Sunday, February 22, 2009. I fell in love with this plant a couple of years ago from a picture. Now when I have it I do hope it likes my garden and conditions. Adonis amurensis. Monday, February 9, 2009. In the garden, Jasminum polyanthum.
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From Garden to Grub | From little seedlings to culinary masterpieces; a guide to wholesome vegan living in this busy life.
From Garden to Grub. From little seedlings to culinary masterpieces; a guide to wholesome vegan living in this busy life. November 25, 2013. Spinach guacamole is both delicious and nutritious! Give it a try! I promise you’ll fall in love. Ingredients: 1.5 cups of fresh spinach 4-6 large RIPE avocados Spoonful of minced garlic Half of a small yellow onion Juice from a … Continue reading →. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). November 25, 2013. Click to...
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Growing Food Not Lawns. Even though I live in an apartment I have started growing at least some of the food I eat, saving money, boosting my health, conserving energy and having lots of fun. The things I have grown so far, on my balcony, are tomatoes. Later on in the future I plan to keep bees(maybe), and raise chickens for the fresh in the morning eggs. When the harvest is in, i'm over at my blog ‘Family Gatherings Recipes’. Learning how to cook, preserve, cure, brew, or pickle the fruits of my labor.
