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Wow what a dazzling array! Sometimes I loathe my country's conservative habits
What produce/ingredients did you buy or obtain today? (2018-2022)
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Windigo
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That's the rest of the British Christmas stash sorted me thinks
I bought some capers, some olives and some anchovies yesterday in Kroger´s.
My son & his wife hate them - we love them!
Salsa Puttanesca coming up!
My son & his wife hate them - we love them!
Salsa Puttanesca coming up!
Windigo
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Lucky you, ours is terribly limited but it's somethingWe're due to go to the big international market on 11 Dec.
I'll keep you posted...
rascal
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We are headed out soon.
Chow and Turkey are head of the list.
Russ
Chow and Turkey are head of the list.
Russ
rascal
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Trip to our local farm today for potatoes and onions. Pumpkin if they have also.
Sunday tea tonight request is: roast chicken and vegetables.
Kids will sort dessert.
This is an honesty box with a camera above.
Agria potatoes 10kg $8.
Onions 5kg $3
Pumpkin if any? $3 whole.
Russ
Sunday tea tonight request is: roast chicken and vegetables.
Kids will sort dessert.
This is an honesty box with a camera above.
Agria potatoes 10kg $8.
Onions 5kg $3
Pumpkin if any? $3 whole.
Russ
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it is exceptionally easy to make, I know you won't have any issues. sweet shortcrust or savoury?
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Where is it that you shop, and take me with you next time, will ya?
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So this siege? it is going to be worse than covid ?
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A combination of what arrived in the post but is food related...
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We're trying out a"new" to us composting system because none of our and attempts have been ideal and in the hotter months kitchen waste has to be kept in the fridge until someone walks it to the bottom of the garden, gets the nitrogen to carbon mix right and waters and rolls the composter each day. Needless to say it wasn't really happening in the 6 week timescale and was attracting lots of insects & fruit flies... so this new system is a cut it up - we already do that - 1 tablespoon of that sawdust mix to 1 cup of waste (includes citrus, coffee grounds, teabag contents, tissues & so on, just not the teabag its self because they contain plastic nowadays) mash everything down hard (potato masher), put the lid on properly - this may challenge my husband - and wait. The liquid is a liquid fertiliser and the "waste" either gets buried or left in the bucket to ferment for another couple of weeks and added to the compost heap or also buried in a trench next to trees or similar for nutrients to leach through. I suspect we'll add it to the compost tumbler to finish it off or abandon in the compost heap for the chooks to dig through!
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We're trying out a"new" to us composting system because none of our and attempts have been ideal and in the hotter months kitchen waste has to be kept in the fridge until someone walks it to the bottom of the garden, gets the nitrogen to carbon mix right and waters and rolls the composter each day. Needless to say it wasn't really happening in the 6 week timescale and was attracting lots of insects & fruit flies... so this new system is a cut it up - we already do that - 1 tablespoon of that sawdust mix to 1 cup of waste (includes citrus, coffee grounds, teabag contents, tissues & so on, just not the teabag its self because they contain plastic nowadays) mash everything down hard (potato masher), put the lid on properly - this may challenge my husband - and wait. The liquid is a liquid fertiliser and the "waste" either gets buried or left in the bucket to ferment for another couple of weeks and added to the compost heap or also buried in a trench next to trees or similar for nutrients to leach through. I suspect we'll add it to the compost tumbler to finish it off or abandon in the compost heap for the chooks to dig through!
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And a visit to the rose bed via the lavender and 2 handfuls of dill.... This is all self seeded from one plant last year. I could easily go into small scale manufacture of dill right now... I'm pulling the plants up by the dozens literally.
Because the dehydrator has a slight mould issue right now, I've just vaccuum packed the plastic bag & frozen the lot.
TastyReuben I've got a tree that needs decorating please.
Because the dehydrator has a slight mould issue right now, I've just vaccuum packed the plastic bag & frozen the lot.
TastyReuben I've got a tree that needs decorating please.
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