Recently, I looked around my yard and realized that the lemon balm we planted a few years ago keeps coming back more prolific every year. It’s such an easy herb to grow and it smells great. Sometimes when I’m out perusing the garden I will pick off a leaf, rub it between my fingers and […]
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Dandelion Taraxacum officinale “Some see a weed, some see a wish.” – Unknown Last year I worked at one of those big box home improvement stores for about two months. My station was the outdoor lawn and garden department. I thought it would be a great side job until it turned into more than a
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Purple dead nettle (or red dead nettle), referred to by its Latin name, Lamium purpureum is an edible “weed.” It is a weed that we all have seen without actually seeing it. There is a significant chance purple dead nettle is growing in your backyard as we speak. It’s all over mine! In Greek, Lamium
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So, you want to learn how to season a cast iron skillet? I want to say, congratulations, on welcoming your new baby to the world, and by baby I mean your cast iron skillet. Yes, it takes some work to season your cast iron, but being able to flip a perfect egg or pancake is
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What is a CSF? CSFs are part of the slow fish movement, born out of the slow food movement. They are a way for consumers and businesses to turn away from industrial seafood and instead to good, clean, fair for all seafood. It is a values-based seafood movement that honors the ecosystems, people, cultures, and
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