Lettuce is one vegetable that can be grown in Florida. For a fraction of the price of grocery store baggedlettuces, you can grow gourmet varieties throughout spring, fall and most of winter. Fresh-picked lettuce is higher in nutrients than lettuce that's been in transit to stores for sever...
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White Russian:deeply cut, frilly, dark green leaves with white veins; tender, sweet flavor; very cold hardy, and heat tolerant; tolerates wet soil; 2 to 3 feet tall; harvest full-size in 50 days; harvest gourmet baby leaves in 25 days; open-pollinated. ...
Arugula is a fast-growing, cool-season salad green that has a tangy, mustard-like flavor. Learn how to plant, grow, and harvest arugula in the garden!
When it comes to making the perfect salad, especially if you want to make it gourmet, you have to learn how to strike a balance between all the different components that make a salad. The perfect salad is an edible masterpiece, something aimed at pleasing many different senses, but most ...
The closer to harvest that you purchase your cabbage—and make sauerkraut—the more brine it will produce and the less chance there is of dry sauerkraut. Add moisture-rich vegetables. The carrots in this recipe add valuable moisture—and flavor. When packing your jar, if you don’t have ...
So here we go – all quantities are debatable; I generally chuck in a handful or so of whatever I feel like. I do prefer a lentil-freekeh ratio of around three to one, even four to one. I find the salad can get a little gluggy if there’s too much freekeh. I have also very ...
How to shuck an oyster On living, writing, reading…and eating Archive for the ‘vegetable’ Category Vine & cheese… December 4, 2013 On the weekend, along with another crack at thechar-grilled octopus(a big hit with the punters, it turns out, specially served with aioli) I revisitedthis...
(or even daily) gourmet coffee or shake and save that money towards getting a blender in 6-12 months. If you save just $10 a week you will be have enough to purchase any high-powered blender you desire in less than a year. I know many of you spend much more than that each week ...
I got some mushrooms from Hungry Harvest this week, so I sauteed those and added them to Mr. FG’s serving, since he’s the only one who really likes mushrooms. So far, we have been unsuccessful at finding dairy and nut-free ravioli for Sonia, so she had penne topped with sauce. I...