99.9% Homegrown Soup
It’s hot as Hades and fires are burning everywhere. The last thing on my mind is to fire up the oven to make dinner.
It’s hot as Hades and fires are burning everywhere. The last thing on my mind is to fire up the oven to make dinner.
Even though we’ve been harvesting squash for awhile now (see “Zucchini Anyone?”), it doesn’t really feel like a summer harvest until the tomatoes start showing up. This week, it’s official! They’re red and ready to start pickin’ at the Gardenerd test garden.
Although, to say that they’re red would be discriminatory. These heirloom tomatoes are ripening in nearly every color of the rainbow. Red is almost passe with all the delectable heirloom options out there.
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In honor of the pile of
garlic bulbs which are curing on the counter behind me, it felt appropriate to reach into the archives and re-print an article I wrote for the Ocean View Farms newsletter several years ago. I hope
you enjoy it:
A Stinky Affair
It was a hot and sunny day in Gilroy. Despite my
olive skin and heavy doses of SPF 25, I still managed to develop a driver’s …
Learn how to harvest and store celeriac for future use.
Over winter we’ve been experimenting with the abundance of stinging nettles that have been proliferating at Gardenerd HQ. There are myriad ways to cook up stinging nettles, so let’s explore the options.
As summer fades, we’re capturing those savory and sweet flavors in meals and desserts. We can freeze them for later and enjoy them any time. Here are some of the things we’re mak
If you are up to your eyeballs in blackberries, here is the recipe for you. This blackberry polenta cake uses 4 cups of blackberries between the cake and the sauce. And it’s delicious!
Spring is for cooking fresh from the garden. How delightful it is to run across a recipe, and to happen to have all the ingredients on hand, either in the…