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Garden Lasagna (vegan) | Vegetarian Culinarian
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Rice, Grain, Bean Info and Cooking Charts. Recipes and resources for food lovers going green, local, and compassionate. This lasagna recipe is like that. Use your favorite vegetables. It is lighter and more vegetable-y than it is saucy or cheesy. If you want it to be heartier, choose lots of different mushrooms for your vegetable layer, for flavor and texture, and use a hearty, thick bottled sauce. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. To create your own, follow this recipe. I tear one block of extra firm tof...
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Recipe: So Simple Fresh Tomato Sauce | Vegetarian Culinarian
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Rice, Grain, Bean Info and Cooking Charts. Recipes and resources for food lovers going green, local, and compassionate. Recipe: So Simple Fresh Tomato Sauce. Create Your Own So Simple Fresh Tomato Sauce. Tomatoes, garlic, sea salt, basil or oregano, olive oil. Onion, carrots, celery, eggplant and/or broccoli (really, any vegetable you like will do). Sauce With Added Veggies. Http:/ www.freedigitalphotos.net/images/view photog.php? Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). January 21, 2011. Follow “V...
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Los Jardineros - Kitchen Gardens
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Garden and Home Tour 2016. 2008 to 2015 Grants. Roots and Wings Community School. Gardening Resources UPDATED April 2016. Taos County Extension Office. Beginners Guide to Bees, Wasps, Flies and Other Polinators. Kitchen Garden Planning and Resources. Provided by Mary Kanda. Contact Mary at (505) 852-0396 or email:. Marykanda at windstream.net. Fresh Food from Small Spaces: The Square-Inch Gardener's Guide to Year-Round Growing, Fermenting, and Sprouting. Rose Marie Nichols McGee and Maggie Stuckey. Power...
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life: August 2012
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life. Monday, August 20, 2012. Rule #24: Try something Hot, Hot, Hot! Actually the jalapenos aren't too bad if you take out the seeds and membranes. We made a huge batch of jalapeno poppers to put in the freezer. We have made one batch already baking them instead of frying and they were very good. The spot that gets a bit spicy is right by the stem, so beware! It's amazing that you only need one plant and the pests seem to know that they are hot too, because they stay away! I also...
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life: January 2014
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life. Monday, January 6, 2014. Wow….it has been too long. The garden has been very good to us this year and continues to produce endive, radicchio, and arugula. We are still working on our 2 varieties of butternut squash as well. I planted some Romanesco Broccoli. or is it cauliflower? Well, it looks beautiful under the hoop house but never grew the crown. I am not sure what will come of it since the temps are getting down the the single digits tonight! Plenty to Freeze too! Laund...
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life: January 2013
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life. Monday, January 28, 2013. Harvest Monday January 28, 2013. Chicory and beans (with some Belgian Endive, Malba Crackers, and some Creamy Toscano Cheese soaked in Syrah from Trader Joe's ( the Balsamic one from Whole foods is also yummy and similar). Monday, January 14, 2013. Harvest Monday January 14, 2013. Temps have been up this week so the hoop house door has been open all day and night! The maché is new for me this year.it's pretty cool! Many kinds of Radicchio. It was gr...
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life: September 2012
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life. Monday, September 3, 2012. Rule #25: If at first you don't succeed.try, try, again! Ah, we are back in the business of eating fresh homegrown green beans! After planting another round after the storm and power outage almost 2 months ago and nursing the younger plants back to some kind of health they are all finally producing again! Happy Harvest Monday (hosted by Daphne's Dandelions)! What is going on here? Oh and we are getting little handfuls of Raspberries every day!
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life: August 5, 2013 Harvest Monday
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life. Monday, August 5, 2013. August 5, 2013 Harvest Monday. Harvesting right along. This year has been a great garden year! Made some pesto and got several more Romanesca zucchini and Crooknecks. Even got my first Black Magic zucchini that is in my pot (seeing signs that I need to do more checking for SVB though but plant still looks healthy). The Borlotti and Taylor Strain shelling beans are in and this is just the first round! So excited about this! Purple eggs found on Zucchini.
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life: August-October Garden Summary!
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Rhodes Rules to Growing Life. Monday, January 6, 2014. Wow….it has been too long. The garden has been very good to us this year and continues to produce endive, radicchio, and arugula. We are still working on our 2 varieties of butternut squash as well. I planted some Romanesco Broccoli. or is it cauliflower? Well, it looks beautiful under the hoop house but never grew the crown. I am not sure what will come of it since the temps are getting down the the single digits tonight! Plenty to Freeze too! The B...
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