Recipes - Fine Gardening
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Kitchen GardeningPerfect Pickled Peppers: Recipes for the Garden
Pepper plants will keep producing as long as you keep picking the produce. Pickling is an easy way to preserve the flavor of freshly picked peppers.
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Article5 Ways to Veg Out for Thanksgiving
It’s time to give thanks for vegetables! Here are five simple ways to give vegetables a special place at the Thanksgiving table.
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ArticleHealthy and Hearty Split Pea Soup
This split pea soup sticks with you--it is chockablock full of vegetables and flavor--as well as roots and herbs that will build up your immune system and keep you healthy…
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ArticleRecipes featuring Pulses
Having been a vegetarian for over 40 years, I have a large repertoire of recipes featuring legumes: beans, lentils, split peas, chickpeas, etc. I have written a number of recipes…
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ArticleOnline Cooking Classes for Vegetable Gardeners
If you grow herbs, greens and assorted vegetables, chances are you’re always looking for fresh and easy recipes to help make the most of them. A new set of online…
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How-ToMaking Chocolat with Chile Powder
This seductive beverage was inspired by the one prepared in the movie Chocolat. Rich, dark, and smooth this hot chocolate is subtly uplifted with a hint of vanilla and the…
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ArticleVeggie Reuben
This is one of my favorite sandwiches and it is most delicious when you use your own sauerkraut, pickles and peppers. The secret is in the sauce...
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ArticleSavory Recipe: Homemade Salsa with Black Beans and Corn
In my last blog, I said that I would post a recipe from my program on "Seasoning with Savory" which I gave at the IHA conference in Canada. Here is…
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ArticleSummer Squash Sauté
It's that time of year--the summer weather has arrived--and so the seasonal produce is just starting to come in: squash time! Here is a quick, easy, tasty squash saute that…
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ArticleLima Beans with Tarragon
I have preserved tarragon on hand from last season, so I am able to use it to brighten winter dishes. If you haven’t done it before, be sure to preserve…
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