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I Yield I Yield LOL
Ok, its just going on record that we are going to be “in just in time mode” on most things this year. Let me give a example.. we have pulled at least a hundred or two wild parsnips but then we needed to focus on this or that.. and suddenly this week, we are like.. […]
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Salmon on a bed of fresh garden pea’s..
Ok, this is so simple but so good.. Fat of your choice in the cast iron, a lovely piece of Thawed Salmon, ideally with skin on to crisp.. Preheat the pan to med-high heat and then add the salmon, cook … Continue reading
Fresh Pea Harvest..
The pea’s are in full production now.. Daily picking is pretty much required. Bringing in a bowlful is nice.. But when they are shelled, it sure requires a lot of pea pods to get a bowlful.. So worth it, because … Continue reading
Dry Rubbed Slow Roasted Pork Leg..
Well, hold on to your hats, I just spiced up and am starting cooking off a massive, fills my biggest roaster, fills the whole oven pork leg.. this is of course one of own true O mile meats, born on … Continue reading
And the pressure grows! Let your Wallet speak for you!
I have been watching news story after news story in the papers, that local food movement is effecting this company or that company’s bottom line.. there was the fact that men are growing beards that is costing the razor companies … Continue reading
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Making Grape Juice and Grape Jelly..
Needed to get the rest of the grape juice turned into canned Grape Juice and Grape Jelly today so that I have the space to start working on the plum, plus I need to do a big old heap of … Continue reading
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Tagged homemade grape jelly, homemade grape juice, making homemade grape juice
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A Photo a Day- Grapevine bounty!
Now I know that my grape don’t look near as pretty as the ones you buy in the store but o my the taste is amazing! and as they are grown truly organic, the grass around them is grazed by … Continue reading
Posted in 100 mile diet, Garden harvest
Tagged 0 mile grape, Growing Grapes, making homemade grape juice, organic grapes
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Now that is a awesome 0 Mile meal!
Other then the spices and the cornstarch to make the gravy, this was the most amazing meal, a huge thank you goes out to my man, without him and his hard work, I really don’t think we could get done … Continue reading
Marty Update- one more month to go..
Well, my lovely Marty Boy, aka Curly Top (for the way his hair is all curly at the top of his head, like a little curl cap) is growing well, just a good boy, he has in truth never given … Continue reading
Posted in 100 mile diet, Critters
Tagged 100 mile food challange, marty, Raising Beef Calf
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Food, Health, this and that.. Wheat Belly etc.
Well, Thursday’s where my health update days and I really would like to get back to making a weekly update and goal list, I am doing a journel but I found knowing I would need to write it out, that … Continue reading
Preparing Tripe for use…
Tripe is the stomach of ruminants that has been been cleaned and blanched, where as green tripe has been cleaned but not blanched or bleached.. There are four kinds of tripe, Blanket, Honeycomb (or Bonnet as its called by the french), … Continue reading
Posted in 100 mile diet, Food Production and Recipes
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