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Growing and Cooking: Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard
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Thursday, October 4, 2012. Even though it is the end of the season for the garden, the pantry seems to be getting a steady flow of new goodies being added to it each week. One more of my best friends this time of year. Mr. Squeezo. An elderly gentleman gave this to my husband and I about 30 years ago as he didn't use it anymore. I checked the price of them about a year ago and boy am I glad it was a gift. I use it for making apple sauce and tomato juice. Be sure you stop by our host, The Gardener of Eden.
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Growing and Cooking: July 2012
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Monday, July 30, 2012. Things are starting to come in in drips and drabs. It seems like forever to me since so many here are having such great harvests. Actually if I look back in my journal everything is just about on time, I am just impatient. 7 3/4 # of bush beefsteak tomatoes. Basil 2 1/2 oz chive 3/4 oz. More basil 7 1/4 oz. First broccoli 8 3/4 oz. 2 more Bush Beefsteak tomatoes 5 7/8 oz One of these was sacrificed for next years seed. They are fermenting on the cupboard now. Monday, July 23, 2012.
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Growing and Cooking: March 2012
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Thursday, March 29, 2012. Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard 3/29/12. It seems this time of year is always hectic so I have been a bit MIA. Have been taking some pictures of some of the meals we have been having so will share a few of those. I think some are repeats that you have seen when I have cooked them before. This week was breakfast food for the freezer so did pancakes and waffles. Fresh made pizza. Green peppers were from the freezer stash. First attempt at corning my own beef. Before cooking. And crock...
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Growing and Cooking: Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard 10/11/12
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Thursday, October 11, 2012. Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard 10/11/12. It has been another busy week in the kitchen and the pantry is getting fed a little more stock for winter. 8 quarts of tomatoes. 8 pints of applesauce and 8 pints of beets. The beets are part of the 25 pounds I bought. Also did 10-1/2 pints of beets from the rest of the beets from my garden. Saturday night was spaghetti with meatballs, mushrooms and sausage for 4 Cost about $5.50 However the left overs fed 2 on Monday night. Total spent on...
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2013 SavedSeeds
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Seeds Saved at Home 2013. THIS PAGE IS NOT FUNCTIONAL YET. Should you wish to send a postage stamp or two AFTER you receive your seeds that is entirely optional. Your choices with your postal address. Please note that some entries may be NA. We can no longer send orders to the United States. We hope website visitors from the US enjoy their visit nevertheless. To a number of entries. Click on thumb to see larger image. OP) seeds do not always give a plant exactly like the seed parent. Please email us at.
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Growing and Cooking: October 2012
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Friday, October 19, 2012. Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard on Friday 10/19/12. OK so I am confused. Guess I didn't know yesterday was Thursday so will post a day late. Seems it has been a busy week as usual cooking but very few pictures. All those little potatoes that seem to come with the big ones when you grow your own what to do with them. Scrub them up and dehydrate them to be used in homemade hamburger helper. About the last of the tomatoes. Wednesday night meat loaf, mashed potatoes and carrots. Cos...
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Growing and Cooking: January 2012
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Monday, January 30, 2012. Now I need to get the planting scheme out of my head and onto paper to see where everything is going to fit before I start planting seed. Since most of my garden is a large garden and not raised beds it is a little more difficult. On the 10th of January I planted a couple of tomatoes just to see how the new starter kit for the Aero Garden worked and so far I am very satisfied with the results. Did 2 peppers but only 1 germinated. Also my onion seed have hatched. Every Friday I m...
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Growing and Cooking: Bread Recipes
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This is the Italian Bread. You can also make one big loaf but I do 2 loaves and usually put one in the freezer. This is a bread machine recipe but baked in the oven. 1 1/2 T Olive Oil. 1 3/4 tsp Salt. 1 1/2 tsp Yeast. 1 1/8 C Warm Water divided. Even thought I use a bread machine to make my dough sometimes, I still bloom my yeast with 1/4C of warm water and sugar. Now this loaf of white sandwich bread is not a pretty as the Italian bread but is just as good. 1 1/2 tsp salt. 1 1/8 C Warm Water. Seed Start...
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Growing and Cooking: May 2012
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Monday, May 7, 2012. Still not much gardening going on here. However did have a nice rhubarb harvest this week. Visit, Daphne's Dandelions. And see what others are harvesting this week. Thursday, May 3, 2012. Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard 05/03/12. Haven't had much to post lately and very little time. Have been doing well with my personal challenge on the cost of meals but am getting in a rut so not much to share in the way of new recipes and menus. Made a big batch of breakfast sausage. 3 T Kosher Salt.
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Growing and Cooking: February 2012
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Monday, February 27, 2012. This week still have nothing to report for a harvest but do have some basil that could be picked in the Aero garden and have 4 buds on the tomato plant that is growing in it. Peppers are slow but growing. Will plant it completely different this summer for hopefully a winter harvest of tomatoes and peppers. Did finally get a change to work on the layout of the Kitchen Garden here next to the house. I usually put my fine seed in here but am changing things this year. Make your ow...
