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Green bunching onions, Redhead radishes, garlic, a red lettuce of some kind, chard, beets (Detroit Red and Chioggia), baby bok choy, and two overwintering bell pepper plants (a Giant Red Marconi, and I forget). We have been harvesting green onions, lettuce and radishes. Crazy weather. W...
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I made these green onion pancakes using the thicker, store-bought green onions. I sliced them into thinner strips so they would be easier to chew when I make them. I also used salt instead of soy bean paste but it was still very delicious! I had this pancake and the delicious sauce wi...
So youseparated out bunching onionsand planted them and grew them… or you bought them at the market. Either way, you’ve got harvested green onions ready to eat. The first step is to use what you want of your green onions… and save the root end. ...
Prepare Soup Stock- homemade soup stock always tastes the best. Alternatively use store bought stock for a quick and easy shortcut. Cook Potatoes- peel and cube the potatoes. Boil potatoes in the soup stock with the bay leaves for about 10 minutes until soft. ...
I modified it a little by using shredded parm instead of finely grated and I also added some French's fried onions (in the spirit of green bean casserole) at the last minute. It was a huge hit! I've made it several times since then as a side for dinner with chicken or ...
I have this thing where I love eating salad with a spoon. Weird, I know, but chopped salads will forever and always be number one in my heart. So when I saw Baked by Melissa (link) dicing up cabbage and cucumbers and mixing them with sliced green onions, I was sold. She serves it...
I used a combo of store bought and home grown basil, and the difference in the smell between them was remarkable. The homegrown basil was so much more fragrant, deeply colored, and sweet. I cut the potatoes fairly small and cooked them about 5 minutes after the water returned to a boil...
I totally agree that homemade is always better then store bought and this looks like it will be true with this curry paste as well! What a lovely green colour. Can’t wait to try it! Reply Ericka says April 22, 2017 at 3:05 pm This looks amazing. I have been looking for a copy...