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A farmers’ market cornucopia: preserving those tomatoes
I’ve finally made my way through most of my box of tomatoes. Let me show you all the goodies I’ve made…. Tomato sauce/ketchup. This stuff is to die for and the original reason why I snapped up the box, but … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Local, Make your own, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Cooking, Farmer's market, Farmers' markets, Local food, Make your own, Organic, Preserving, Summer, Tomatoes, Vegetables, Vegetarian
6 Comments
Where do you come from?
Just a quick one today. WordPress has introduced a new feature where I can see what country people visiting my blog are coming from. I find it really interesting and I thought you might too. In the last three months … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Random, Snapshot, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Blogging, Food, Geography
8 Comments
Berry and apple jam
A few years ago if you’d asked me what my favourite bought jam was I would have answered “some type of berry jam”. Until this year I had only ever made one batch of berry jam. We eat all sorts … Continue reading
Through the fence posts: wishing I had their vegie garden
I’ve walked this street so many times and never noticed the house with the front garden full of vegies and little fruit trees. I normally walk on the other side of the road and the garden was hidden a little … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Gardening, Inspiration, Local, Through the fence posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Environment, Food, Fruit, Gardening, Inspiration, Local food, Summer, Vegetables, Walking
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Chicken confessions
I became a vegetarian at the ripe old age of eight. Or should I say I became an ethical vegetarian then because, though my mother was very understanding, trying to provide a meat and meatless meal each night for her … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Ethics, Food, Recipe, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Cooking, Dinner, ethics, Farmer's market, Farmers' markets, Food, Life, Philosophy, Recipes, Summer
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Simple pleasures in a tea cup
One small bunch of lemon balm from the garden, a mug, boiling water. Lemon…yes, but also a slight sense of heat like in ginger.
Posted in Drinks, Food, Gardening, Make your own, Recipe, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Food, Gardening, Happiness, Herbs, Local food, Make your own, Recipe, Summer, Tea
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Happy New Year
Hello everyone, Happy New Year! How have you been? It’s been a long time between posts hasn’t it? Yeah, the 18th of March 2011 to be precise. Life and work has just been really busy and I made the choice … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Happiness is, Inspiration, Random, Snapshot, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, Australia, Bread, Cooking, Farmer's market, Farmers' markets, Food, Happy New Year, Jam, Local food, Preserving, Summer, Vegetables, Yoghurt
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In the aftermath of the floods
I think by now most, if not all, of you would have heard about the recent flooding and cyclone Yasi in Australia. In particular, you probably heard about the floods in Brisbane and Queensland. At the time I didn’t say … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Ethics, Food, Local, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Environment, ethics, Food, Fruit, Philosophy, Summer, Vegetables
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The BEST summer pasta
Steaming freshly cooked pasta Dollops of homemade pesto (mine was basil from the garden, almonds as the nut and a dash of lemon juice for extra pizzazz). Liberally sprinkle with finely chopped tomato (cherry tomatoes are particularly nice), chopped hard-boiled … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Food, Gardening, Recipe, Uncategorized
Tagged Australia, Cooking, Dinner, Food, Pasta, Recipe, Summer, Vegetables, Vegetarian
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Computer down
A quick post to let you know my computer has died. Hopefully, by sometime next week, it will either be fixed or I’ll have a brand spanking new computer. And hopefully, my hard drive is recoverable. Everything is backed up … Continue reading
Posted in Random, Snapshot, Uncategorized
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