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Tropical Fruit Photography - Ian Maguire

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Click the above images to enlarge. Mango season has arrived. I have been entering the TREC. Mango collection and collecting ripe mangos off the ground every morning. It is quite the experience to visit the same trees year after year as they bear delicious fruits of all sizes, colors, and shapes. These trees have become good friends of mine and sharing their fruits with everyone that I encounter is my favorite part of mango season. This year has been amazing! And pictures from the dinners. Read more about...

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edible South Florida | Redland Rambles

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You are what you eat. Do you eat where you are? Posts Tagged ‘edible South Florida’. Ugly veggie love (NSFW). Tagged edible South Florida. On May 7, 2015 1 Comment. Pepper #30, by Edward Weston. Many years ago, I came across the famous photo of a bell pepper taken by Edward Weston. The pepper was sensuous and and appeared to have a satiny skin. I was transfixed and flummoxed. Where did Weston find such a thing? Page 42 of the Spring issue, Edible South Florida. Of course, I started photographing them!

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Doveland Farm: August 2009

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A couple's search for home. Sunday, August 30, 2009. Green Flamingo Trip a Success! Yesterday was Trevor's and my first day volunteering at Green Flamingo in Oak Hill. an extremely positive experience, to say the least! Here they are after being cooked into a Thai/American Southern fusion dish. And YES, okay, fine, you caught us. we DID forget our camera when we went to volunteer. We're totally new at this blogging thing; cut us some slack! Sunday, August 23, 2009. What a fantastic dilemma. It's located ...

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vegan | gardeningB

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Stories about Plants and People. What to do with Cabbage. February 10, 2016. February 10, 2016. Cabbage and Veggie Soup. What to do with the cabbage I received in my CSA share. I decided on making a healthy soup; and I also used some of the other vegetables I received from the local farms in the recipe. The soup is very easy to make, with nothing fancy just fresh veggies, chopped up and thrown into a big pot, covered with water and simmered. I used an 8 quart (7.6 liter) pot. 6 carrots, chopped. Banana, ...

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Nature-Local Farms | I Heart Miami

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Your blogging guide to events and different things going on in Miami. Bike Guide, written by me for Miami.com. Adventures in Miami: Day Trips. Little Havana Food Tour. South Beach Food Tour. The Kampong Coconut Grove. Whether you are visiting or a resident of Miami, the list below shares a few of our favorite Local Farms and Farmers Markets in Miami. Coconut Grove Green Market. Kendall Village Farmers Market. Pinecrest Gardens Farmers Market. South Miami Farmers' Market. Blog posts in your email! I Heart...

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Options - Rob's Redland Riot - a fruity, tropical history tour down south

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149; mailing list. 149; route map. 149; print map. 149; tour guide. Bull; home page. Redland Riot Tour Options. Here are a few recommendations for alternate sites to visit. One of the world's great zoos is right here in Miami-Dade County. Metrozoo. 12400 SW 152 Street, Miami, Florida 33177. Open every day at 9:30am, gates close at 4:00pm. Gold Coast Railroad Museum. 12450 SW 152nd Street, Miami, FL 33177 Phone: 305/253-0063 www.goldcoast-railroad.org. Top ranked by TripAdvisor and Yelp! Phone: 305/235-16...

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No, Not Dead…. | The Foodist

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About) The World Through The Eyes of A Cook. The World Through The Eyes of A Cook. Laquo; Work Work Work Sushi Work Work. So Much Done, In So Little Time…. No, Not Dead…. May 20, 2008 by foodist. Yet… but VERY busy at work. Currently understaffed and picking up shifts left and right. But after the Memorial Day weekend things should go back to normal. Planning a visit to Paradise Farms. And should have lots of good photos and info then. Cruises for life… for get this, Complaining too much. That said, the ...

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Our Friends | Miami Restaurant & Bar | Miami Steakhouse | Edge Steak and Bar

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Bull; Photo Gallery. Bull; In The News. Here at EDGE, the concept is very simple: there is value (for all) in eating locally. The idea is that such food is fresher and healthier (as it did not have to travel long distances or be sprayed with life-extending chemicals) and less burdensome to the environment (since the amount of fuel used in transporting produce down the street is significantly less than in flying it around the world). Borek Farms Teenas Pride. Cod and Capers Seafood. EDGE Steak and Bar.