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Dandelion jam with apple juice and lemon. So fruity and perfect for a warm spring/summer day.
8yr
Here you can find the recipe for this jam which has this sweet harsh and fruity taste: 

Make sur...
Here you can find the recipe for this jam which has this sweet harsh and fruity taste: Make sure that you pick the dandelion blossoms in the midday time and in the sun during their season in spri...
Lettuce was a cooked vegetable, before it became mainly a salad ingredient (like spinach). Topped my ramen with windowsill-grown greens πŸ‘ŒπŸΌ
8yr
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  • JenniferEmilson I throw mine into miso soup all the time! πŸ˜‰πŸ˜
  • etsummer I always think it's funny how spinach is often cooked but you don't see many other more delicate greens prepared in the same way. This looks great!
Crispy Ginger Fried Rice
8yr gingerandchorizo.wordpress.com
Even better when you cook it with left over rice! Recipe is up on the blog now!  #FoodRevolution
Even better when you cook it with left over rice! Recipe is up on the blog now! #FoodRevolution
The making of dandelion jam. Dandelion can also be used for porridge, salad and many more πŸ˜‹ recipe will be on the blog soon #kitchentips
8yr
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  • sugardetoxme I'm so freaking curious about this. So many people spray their lawns here to prevent dandelions from growing, which I always despised. Love seeing dandelions around!
  • Nelson paying attention to this
  • carpe_deli Haha so true @sugardetoxme , it is not the most popular green in the garden, because it spreads so quickly. But it's so pretty πŸ˜„
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Off the grid. Next step, growing my own food.
8yr
Installed some state-of-the-art solar panels and now working on the garden. It's time for us to g...
Installed some state-of-the-art solar panels and now working on the garden. It's time for us to get back to the land, produce our own energy and grow our own food. #FoodRevolution
  • etsummer Wow @Nelson is this your land? What are you planning on planting?
  • munchiemummy Awesome! My husband and I are going to be installing solar panels when we buy a home in 2-3 years.
  • Nelson Yep! 32 acres in Northeastern PA @etsummer and thinking of starting with kale and squash. End of frost season here cuz we're in the mountains
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#Kitchentip : exchange cooking ideas with friends& family to trigger ideas. My aunty showed me how to make Lions's tooth jam. Stay tuned!
8yr
The jam is made with fresh lion's tooth from my grandma's garden. The recipe and more pictures wi...
The jam is made with fresh lion's tooth from my grandma's garden. The recipe and more pictures will follow soon on the app and on my blog, which is currently under construction. #foodrevolution #k...
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Mighty Waldorf Salad | Jamie Oliver - YouTube
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"Jamie gives this famous recipe a unique twist that’s going to blow your mind - roasted grapes. S...
"Jamie gives this famous recipe a unique twist that’s going to blow your mind - roasted grapes. Sounds odd but the natural balsamic sweetness and sticky caram..."
Roasted ramp pesto
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Got my hands on some ramps from work and made this delicious pesto, Oh how I love spring! #FoodRe...
Got my hands on some ramps from work and made this delicious pesto, Oh how I love spring! #FoodRevolution
Shakshouka
8yr
One-pot wonder! #FoodRevolution
One-pot wonder! #FoodRevolution
  • etsummer My fav breakfast! I always chop up whatever leftover bits and ends of veggies I have and throw 'em in too.
  • DietID_TeamDietitians My favorite!! I have yet to own a cast iron skillet though, so I've been sort of winging it this whole time. Do you use a skillet? or just a regular pan?
  • Gwendolyn @Rachna you need a cast iron! They are fantastic!
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Chopped Chinese chicken salad for dinner tonight! πŸ΄πŸŒΏπŸ’š used up all of the random bits of veg in the fridge. #nofoodwaste
8yr
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  • DietID_TeamDietitians stems included?
  • FarmerDave Greens, even if slightly wilted, work great in a stir fry. I'm glad you used them. They take a lot of work (and water) to grow, so I always cringe when I see someone throw them away.
  • munchiemummy @rachna If I can't use bits and ends of veggies, I save them to make vegetable stock or soups.