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don’t waste garden thinnings: a recipe for braised whole baby beets

July 26, 2011 | by support | 1 Comment

I always feel a little lost, a little wasteful when it’s time to thin my garden as though all those little plants, doing their best to grow in our very rocky mountain soil, are Read More →

Filed Under: Autumn, GAPS-friendly, Gluten-free, Paleo/Primal, Spring, Summer, Vegetable Side Dishes, Winter Tagged With: agriculture, amaranthaceae, baby, beet, beets, botany, braise, chopped, community gardens, garden, land management, leaf vegetables, medicinal plants, organic seeds, Recipes, rocky mountains, root vegetables, the beets, thinner, thinning, turnip, virtual garden

Unexpected Gardens and the Charm of a Quiet Revolution

May 25, 2011 | by Jenny | Leave a Comment

Unexpected gardens, quiet and unassuming, are sprouting from patches and beds, abandoned lots and school yards across the country, and it seems a revolution is underway – a Read More →

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plant a salsa garden

May 4, 2011 | by support | Leave a Comment

Salsa gardens have been popping up in four-feet by four-feet plots and raised beds in the yards of salsa lovers across the country. Striking in their visual appeal, large plants Read More →

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Farms, Markets, Gardens: Our Week in Pictures

June 24, 2010 | by Jenny | 12 Comments

You may have noticed a distinct lack of posts recently at Nourished Kitchen, but we've been busy here in the high country - gardening, marketing, visiting farms ... laying in Read More →

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