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Here's how to grow potatoes at home
I started growing potatoes in my closet garden after some potatoes from the farmers market that I didn't consume started growing eyes. Generally you can harvest them in 3 to 4 months. The potato le...
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DietID_TeamDietitians Wow! Already?!
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lauren So cute!
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BethIsGreen Those are ADORABLE!
Can you explain the lifecycle of an onion?
Looking for some #kitchentips! I've just learned that onions don't last forever (I knew that, but this is still surprising). I was away from home for ~10 days, so my onions weren't given the usual ...
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sugardetoxme You can regrow the onion by planting it and even harvest the onion greens!
Harvesting Kohlrabi
We love to shred it and make a slaw with our Napa cabbage. We also cook the leaves low and slow similar to collards. #nofoodwaste #FoodRevolution
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etsummer Beeeeautiful :)
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olivettefarm @etsummer thanks!
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JenniferEmilson One of my faves!! Eat it like an apple!
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jessiesnuttycups I'll be out of town already, but I wish you all the best!!
Use less than stellar berries & fruit to make a shrub! This sweetened vinegar will make great drinks! Cherries, allspice & peppercorns.
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NehaNBB I had to google what shrub was, and I'm so glad I did. Is shrub like switchel? Is switchel a type of shrub? But I love this berry combination with black peppercorns.
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JenniferEmilson I had to look up switchel! @NehaNBB Not exactly. This is purely a flavoured and sweetened vinegar. It can be made with so many different fruits and spices. Then it is boiled with sugar. At this...
Same same but different: Melon bowl filled with mango chunks and almost spoiling peach leftovers. #nofoodwaste
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RahulRaRa another bowl! so cool.
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carpe_deli Haha thanks @RahulRaRa 😊
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etsummer
Great #nofoodwaste tip, using those almost-out-the-door greens!
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carpe_deli
Thanks @etsummer yes indeed 😋
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RahulRaRa
Gargeer! That's what some people call arugula or rocket around me. These greens wilt pretty easily in the heat, so this is a great recipe (I have no shortage of naan).
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