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Tag Archives: salad
Weekend with the lot!
This weekend was jam-packed with a variety of things. Had a great cello lesson (practice does pay off), got home to find my husband had made great progress with painting the lounge-room, I opted to work outside because it was … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Capsicum, Potatoes (Spuds), Renovation, Vegetables
Tagged beeetroot, blueberries, broad beans, Dulux curd paint, garlic, greenhouse, hot potato salad, mint, Mulberry, Painting, Reno, salad, silver beet
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Small pickings
It really is very satisfying when things are at a pick-able size and you reap the rewards of patiently waiting and nurturing them into fruition . With broad beans now at their peak, I am trying to use them while … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Potatoes (Spuds)
Tagged beetroot, broad beans, feta, lettuce, salad, silver beet, spuds
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Potato, beetroot and broad bean salad. AKA Train wreck salad!
After a busy day at the ‘new old house’ I didn’t have much motivation for cooking but still wanted to enjoy the first pickings of our broad beans and beetroot. Inspired from a post I read on one of my … Continue reading
Posted in Broad Beans, Garlic, Potatoes (Spuds), Recipes, Vegetables
Tagged beetroot, broad beans, croutons, feta cheese, macadamia oil, salad
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Warm Chicken Salad
I always seem to have run out of steam when its dinner time and I’ve had a busy day at work. I like to keep evening meals really simple to prepare, not taking up too much time to cook and … Continue reading