Broadbean harvest
Growing broadbeans is easy.. but harvest time can be overwhelming. Here is the easiest way to get those babies into the freezer to enjoy over weeks ahead.
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Late SPRING IS FOR nightshades
What has a horse race got to do with tomatoes? It is all in the timing. Late Spring is for planting nightshades, so let’s get going.
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MID SPRING IS FOR CUCURBITS
Days warming up now, but with changeable weather continuing, often rain starting in the afternoon as the temperature drops. Frosts are also still well and truly on the agenda, but there is a lot can be done in the garden right now.
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Early Spring is for beets
Cold nights and longer days – early Spring is ideal weather to plant beets, so here are our beet-files for you, plus a rippa quick recipe if you happen to have leftover beetroot from last year.💜
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Three-trick pony
This is not a recipe, but a lesson I learned from my Gran about seeing past the recipe and looking at foods as resources first and meals second.
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{sshh} Killer Brownies
It begins with the expected Brownie line-up, but departs from the usual with one secret ingredient. Take your brownies to the next level.
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Naked Citrus
Peel your citrus BEFORE you peel them 😉🍊🍋
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Apples for breakfast
It’s apple season. We got apples coming out of our whatsitz. Apple crumble, apple sauce and...
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Staub, my one-pot.
My handsome cast iron 5.2L Staub Cocotte with Steamer, and boy is it earning its keep. The steamer on top takes it to a new level, so we get two ways to cook in every meal.
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Rex, old faithful.
Rex is our old faithful. No, not a dog, a jar. Rex jars. They and their WECK cousins preserve, store, display and celebrate your food beautifully. Zero plastic, oven, freezer and microwave safe too.
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Marmalade ‘no-worries’ Cake
Awesome but abundant jams and marmalades don’t ever die, they just make fabulous cakes.
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My metal funnel
We want to love and buy local rather than import, reduce plastics and consumption of single use glass given it has a far lower rate of recycling than metal/tin. Let’s do both, with a metal funnel.
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