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Penne with Broccoli
A bit of cool weather and the winter crops are starting to perform. Well those at my mum & dad’s are anyway. My brassicas are either very newly planted or in fairly sunless spots and stunted as a result. When I … Continue reading
Top 5: Reasons to have a Kitchen Garden
I feel like I’ve written a few negative posts of late – posts about the down sides of gardening – the pests and annoyances. Today though I thought I’d look at the up side – the benefits of kitchen gardening. This year … Continue reading
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Monday Harvest – Apr 30th 2012
After being lulled into a false sense of security by about 3 weeks of beautiful weather it now seems that winter has come early. Its cold, its been wet – not lots of rain but the sort that appears just … Continue reading
What killed my mint?
I know the answer to this question, but first I will explain the scenario. One of my potted mints had been looking increasingly ill of late and yesterday when I moved the pot the foliage simply separated from the potting mix. Something … Continue reading
An Autumn of Salads – Vietnamese Coleslaw
So far for Vegplottings Salad Days posts I have written a variety of recipes which incorporate salad leaves. This is the first though to use a leaf as a primary ingredient, in my previous posts they have been there for flavour and texture. Here … Continue reading