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Getting the Garden Ready for Winter
We have had an absolutely gorgeous fall here in Atlantic Canada. Warm temperatures and sunny days have meant the longest gardening season we have ever had. I am still harvesting the odd lettuces and spinach, many of the herbs are … Continue reading
Harvesting Herbs
I know I haven’t been writing here as much as usual. Thanks to all of you who have stuck with me through this busy time and still read my posts. You mean the world to me! We have been … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, How Does Your Garden Grow?
Tagged food, garden produce, Gardening, herbs
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Harvesting the Garden
The nights are getting cooler, the leaves are starting to turn, and my garden is starting to look a lot more brown than green. It is time for the fall harvest. After another two frosty evenings in a row, some … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, How Does Your Garden Grow?
Tagged Cooking, food, frugality, garden produce, Gardening, tomato, zucchini
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Garden Harvest Cooking: Refreshing cucumber and lemon herb-infused water
We have had some hot weather here over the last few days. And on a steamy hot day, what better for cooling and refreshing than a cold glass of water? But somehow, water can seem a little ordinary. But add … Continue reading
Garden Harvest Cooking – Creamy Yogurt Salad Dressing
The gardens are planted, the weeding is done (for now!) and it is time to enjoy the first of the garden’s harvest. Fresh leaves of all kinds are poking up in my garden, perfect for pairing with radishes, asparagus, strawberries, … Continue reading
Herbs in My Garden: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
These 4 herbs are meant to be together. “Are you going to Scarborough Fair….” If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you can find the song here. These were the first herbs to be planted in our garden, and all … Continue reading
The Herbs in my Garden – Basil, Chives, and Cilantro
For the next few weeks, while the garden plants are settling in or sprouting, I thought I would feature the herbs that I grow in my garden. Next to tomatoes, they are the garden plants I get asked about the most. … Continue reading
Flavours of Fall
Fall has arrived in earnest with it’s cooler temperatures, frosty mornings, and crunchy leaves. The kind of weather that makes you want to spend the day in the kitchen making toasty warm things. And what better things to cook on … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking/Recipes
Tagged Cooking, cranberries, garden produce, Nana's Recipes, squash
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Bruschetta Stuffed Zucchini
I love bruschetta. I have made it myself and eaten it in many restaurants but my father definitely makes it best. Chopped tomatoes, onions, garlic and olive oil, marinated for several hours to let the flavours blend, slightly warmed and served … Continue reading
Oven-Dried Tomatoes for the Winter
Remember these? After many cucumber and tomato salads, a batch of salsa, and some bruschetta stuffed zucchini (recipe to come soon) I still had a good harvest to preserve for winter enjoyment. Placed on racks, drizzled with olive oil, seasoned … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking/Recipes, Gardening
Tagged Cooking, frugality, garden produce, Gardening, recipes, tomato
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