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Tag Archives: broad beans
Catch up post. Kombucha among other things.
Well it was time to do the taste test! My first batch of kombucha had been bottled for a second fermentation which I had read creates better carbonation, 2 bottles with some ginger added and 1 plain. I had read … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Baking, Bread, Broad Beans, In The Garden, Preserving, Renovation, sourdough
Tagged Asparagus, broad beans, kombucha, oar sourdough, Sourdough
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In My Kitchen. Golly how did it get to be November?
What a busy time it is at the moment! We have just celebrated the engagement of our son and his beautiful partner. Joyous time indeed and a lot of creating food for the celebration. So in my kitchen is: Some … Continue reading
Espaliers, skirting boards and spring pasta.
We have at long last commenced the fence around the veggie patch. We are going for a rustic paling look across the front and on the gate but along the back it is just posts with ‘reo’ attached so I can … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Broccoli, Fruit, Garlic, In The Garden, Recipes, Renovation, Tomatoes, Vegetables
Tagged 1920's red cedar skirting board, backyard farmer, broad beans, espalier apples, Espalier figs, fence vegetable patch, grow apples, Grow espaliers. restoring skirting boards, grow organic, pasta recipe, renovating, Vegetable pasta
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You don’t see until you look.
After reading a post from Sarah at The Garden Deli about hidden and undiscovered flowers that act as nectar and pollen attractors for butterflies, I thought I’d take a sneaky peek at what was happening in my garden. We see VERY few … Continue reading
Food and fun.
This weekend has been lovely. Almost tea with my son and his girlfriend at their new home (no dinner because all the take-a ways were closed!). They are doing a great job giving a sad old post war weatherboard home … Continue reading
Posted in Mushrooms, Shiitake
Tagged broad beans, bulbs, compost, garlic, geddye, ginger, greenhouse, hot pot, Indian Ginger Tea, pho, Shiitake, silver beet, Slow cooker
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