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Category Archives: herbs
An abundance of basil
Notice how I did NOT say an overabundance of basil? In my opinion, you can never have too much. Trevor was a bit surprised when I came home with a(nother) basil plant from the grocery store the other day. … Continue reading
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Getting stuff done
I know I shared with you quite a while ago about my new method for keeping basil from the grocery store fresh. I just pop it in a short glass of water on the kitchen table and it keeps perky … Continue reading
The basil method
I know I’ve mentioned before that I have a hard time keeping fresh basil around for cooking. When I buy it “fresh” in those little plastic boxes, the fridge is too cold for it and it turns black after a … Continue reading
Fresh herbs!
I can’t believe it–I actually found some fresh, growing, potted herbs! Yay, Cash Wise! I have been really missing having fresh herbs available at all times in the garden–so it was exciting to find some plants on my last trip … Continue reading
Of squill, clippers, and corn
It seems like there’s something new coming up in the gardens every day—a couple of days ago I noticed these little guys peeking up. It looks like I need to pull grass, I know, but really it’s Scilla. This is … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Gardening, herbs, Spring
Tagged fried corn, Scilla siberica, Siberian squill, weekend chores
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Another good recipe
I was perusing my favorite cookbook, Local Flavors (by Deborah Madison), the other night, and I came across another recipe I wanted to try. Actually, I had some mushrooms left over from a different recipe I’d made, so I was … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, herbs, Vegetables
Tagged corn and chanterelle chowder, Local Flavors by Deborah Madison, potatoes, thyme
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Getting out in the garden
I am really feeling the itch to get out in the garden. . . aren’t you? I think it’s the gorgeous winter we’ve been having—it’s really felt much like spring for quite a while now. I know I have a … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, herbs, Vegetables
Tagged caterpillar on basil, fresh herbs, getting out in the garden, planting potatoes
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More local flavors
This weekend I did some more cooking from my fabulous Local Flavors cookbook. It is exciting for me to still have carrots and potatoes from my garden in storage in the basement and various other vegetables in the freezer—this time … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, herbs, rabbits, Vegetables
Tagged cooking with produce, fresh herbs, Local Flavors, rabbit poop
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Gorgeous weekend
What a beautiful weekend! I probably could have (and should have) spent it out cleaning up my gardens. But you and I both know that didn’t happen (and won’t at this point until spring). I spent much of the weekend … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, herbs, Vegetables
Tagged carrots, potatoes, rosemary, winter interest
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