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08/1512/17
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Herb Wine Jelly with Black Pepper

by Debbie, in category Recipes

Wine Jelly I’ve seen recipes for wine jellies in several canning recipe books all summer long.  Why make jelly out of wine? Why not! It’s way simpler than making grape jelly. Plus, it tastes like wine 🙂 In order to make traditional jellies, you have to cook down the fruit, then pass it through a… Read More

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07/1512/17
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Growing Yard Long Beans | Soy Glazed Long Beans Recipe

by Mark, in category Gardening, Recipes

Yard Long Beans This year while searching for a heat tolerant successor to plant after the potatoes were harvested, I discovered a gem. Yard long beans (aka: asparagus beans, Chinese long beans, snake beans) are a subspecies of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) making them siblings of the familiar southern staple blackeyed peas. The major difference being… Read More

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07/1512/17
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Preserving Your Harvest |Recipes, Tips and Ideas

by Debbie, in category Recipes

Enjoy Your Garden’s Bounty All Year I’ve teamed up with some of my garden blogger friends to bring you recipes, tips and ideas to preserve your harvest. These bloggers are real gardeners who preserve their harvest every season. The best part of growing your own food is eating it. However, you know that when the… Read More

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07/1512/17
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Asian Style Eggplant Dip

by Debbie, in category Recipes

Korean Style Steamed Eggplant with a Twist One of the few ways I like to consume eggplant is a traditional Korean side dish called Gaji-Namul. It’s steamed eggplant topped with a spicy soy-scallion sauce. This side dish is served with almost every meal in a Korean household. It’s one of my favorites and I wanted… Read More

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06/1512/17
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Preserving Your Harvest: Herb Salt

by Debbie, in category Recipes

Preserving Herbs The most popular way to preserve herbs is to dry them. I do my fair share of herb drying. I have a small dehydrator that I have been running almost daily now since my herb harvest began.  I dry them in batches and vacuum seal them for later when I make my herb… Read More

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