It’s time to put your garden to bed for winter. Summer is no more bohoohoo. I spent time today doing just that and thought it would be nice to pass on a little bit of info on the most important steps to winterizing your garden. I have taken some of this information from Rodales Organic…
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Burma Old World Traditions Beautiful People
Michael Biach’s photo essay documents the scenes and people of Burma, including the women of Chin — an isolated state in the mountains — who “used to follow the thousand-year-old tradition of tattooing their faces.” via Burma — Discover
Szechwan Stir fry
This is so good I couldn’t stop eating the carrots soaked in all that juice. I use all organic produce and other ingredients unless they are not available. Szechwan Stir fry 1/4 cup sunflower or peanut oil 1-2 Heads broccoli (cut off all of the flower heads and save the stalk for soup stock) 2…
Brandied Cherries
This is a post that I did back in early summer but I wanted to do it again with some updates. ORIGINAL POST (with updates) …
The Big Salt Debate..Which ones are really ok!
The Big Salt Debate From my book: Healthy Food that Tastes Great! ………. And everything you Really need to know about the Healthy way to feed your family It’s just a working title, I will probably change it before I have it published but for now it works. It says what I want to get across to readers….
Seasonal Produce Guide
I was morning the loss of my garden and the robust flavors of its harvest as Summer comes to an end when I remembered the smells of homemade bread and the warm spices associated with pumpkin pie and homemade soups and stews of the coming Fall and Winter months. I thought you might enjoy having…
Food and Travel
Jeff and I just took a four day trip to Astoria Oregon. It is a very historical place with lots of architecture that they are working hard to preserve. Astoria is a beautiful place, it sits on the Columbia River just around the corner from the Pacific ocean. On this trip we decided to do…
Cruise up the New England Coast/Lobster and Seafood Chowder
I told you I would be doing some more travel and food posts and true to my word here is another one.This is my second travel post there probably will not be another for a while because I am starting school in a week so I won’t be traveling for a while. I am going…
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia part of the Cruise
To continue with our trip up the east coast: On day four of our cruise we landed in New Brunswick and got off in St. John. NB is a Canadian Provence still part of the British Commonwealth. St. John is an unassuming little place with one real tourist attraction. Its actually a natural phenomenon that takes place…
