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Foodstuff for Foodies - recipes, health tips & more

Spinach Dip

spinach dip

If you're growing spinach, then you need to try this dip. It's that simple. It's the perfect side kick for any appetizer tray and oh-so-healthy! Spinach Health Benefits From Vitamin A to Zinc, calcium to riboflavin, this superfood is packed with nutrients and you can find all you need to know from Organic Facts. The Greek-style yogurt base is a wonderful source of protein, too! Spinach Dip Recipe I eat spinach for the taste. It's the perfect midday snack served over whole grain ... continue reading...


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Foodstuff for Foodies - recipes, health tips & more

Stuffed Pepper Poppers

stuffed pepper popper recipe

Have I mentioned how easy a pepper is to grow? It is easy. Very. But as with any abundant crop, next you'll be looking for ways to consume your pepper abundance. What on earth can you do with baskets of peppers? Let's say you don't have time to can them. You don't prefer them in your salads. Now what? Pepper Harvest Peering at the myriad varieties, shapes and sizes, you're perplexed. You can't eat them all and there's no room in the freezer. Hm. Well... There is that Super Bowl game next ... continue reading...


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Sweet Edibles in My Garden

sugar snap blossom

Are you growing sweet peas in your garden? Also known as sugar snap and English peas, these babes are one of the easiest plants to grow. They're also one of the MOST delicious! And did I mention beautiful? Look at this bloom... Sweet Peas It's elegance in nature. I refer to sweet peas as garden snacks, because they're generally consumed while I'm in the garden. I mean, you're outside, the sun is shining, the sweet pea pods are bursting. And you can eat all you want. Peas are low in ... continue reading...


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Ten Interesting Facts About Potatoes

potatoes

Potatoes are one crop I can grow during January. They don't like cold weather, but they will tolerate frosty weather if covered. Too many days of it and forget it. They tag out. As I ponder my potato crop, it occurred to me that many folks don't know much about these gems, other than the fact that they LOVE to eat them.  But potatoes don't have to be an enigma.  Learn more about potatoes! Potato Facts 1 -- Skins - Most everyone has heard that the skins are where the nutrients hide.  For ... continue reading...


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Garden skinny - my personal scoop on gardening

Confessions of a Wimpy Gardener

where to grow red okra

This gardener has a confession to make. Gardening when it’s cold outside is not fun. Not even visiting my garden is much fun. Located in the wide-open expanse of my backyard, there is nothing to protect me from the wind as I stroll among my garden beds. When I must weed, my fingers freeze – even through my gloves. Along with my nose. I don’t have any “garden” jackets that I can ruin while working the garden. Like I said. Shivering is not this Floridian's idea of fun, no matter how excited I am ... continue reading...


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