July 29, 2013 by Hope Gardens
Category Recipes | Tags: Cook, Garden, Olive oil, organic, quinoa, recipe, roasted vegetable, Vegetable, winter vegetable
This post was most recently updated on June 1st, 2021 I love living near the beach. Unfortunately, with the beach comes sandflies and I am one of those that reacts badly to sandfly bites! This means I was very quickly on the hunt for a totally natural and effective sandfly repellent. After a few tries…
When it turned so cold last week, I thought a bowl of soup would be ideal. Unfortunately, I never actually got in the kitchen long enough to do more than heat water for tea. A week later and it’s cold again and, after a 3am inventory of the freezers and kitchen, I had two day’s…
Plant Journaling: Keeping your plant alive one note at a time. Your plant friends will swoon at your organization skills. A plant journal is a compiled group of notes and pictures/drawings created by you. Why keep a Plant Journal? Humans are not perfect *even gardeners* we forget things and if you have as many plants…
This post was most recently updated on November 30th, 2021 Do you or someone you know strive to be more self sufficient and self reliant? Homesteaders, and greenies alike will enjoy these brilliant ideas for gifts for self sufficient living. It might be for Christmas, a birthday or some other celebration, these gift ideas will…
I love you guys. I mean it. Cause I don’t even like beets. But YOU do. And beets are easy to grow, have both edible leaves and roots and are highly nutritious and beneficial…so let’s learn us about some beet growing…and eating. Even if I won’t eat them. I still love them. Beets grow quickly…
source: gbgindonesia.com On the food calendar, there are days for celebrating chocolate in various forms: dark (February 1; the whole month is devoted to chocolate and has multiple observance days), cake (January 27), candy (December 28), to name a few. This Friday, October 28, is a general yay-for-chocolate day. In recent years, cocoa has been…
