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Friday, 17 September 2021

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Learn New Culinary Skills at Home

The Keene Sentinel 17 Sep 2021

The organization's mission is to plant seeds for a lifetime of healthy eating through garden, kitchen and farm education ... No matter the age, a foodie fave they like to share is fresh pesto, often served as an impromptu hors d'oeuvre with slices of cucumber, tomato, and radishes on top of a kale or Swiss chard leaf ... One parent sent this sentiment ... .

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Gardening Matters: Mid-September

Tillamook Headlight Herald 15 Sep 2021

Yikes! It’s the middle of September already! Where did the month go? For that matter, where did the summer go? ... It is fascinating to see how precise she can be ... This is a great time of year to plant some new winter vegetables like chives, some types of cabbage (‘Jersey Wakefield’ is best), radishes and even some lettuce, Swiss chard or spinach ... ....

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On the practice of growing food

Resilience 15 Sep 2021

Share. Tweet. Print. From an article previously published in. I’ve kept a food garden most of my adult life, and by now that would be more than fifty years of practice ... to restaurants, to the gym, to educational, entertainment, social, or activist events ... Now we’re alternating kale, Swiss chard, Florida Broadleaf mustard, and turnip greens ... Share. Tweet ... .

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New head of Nebraska Statewide Arboretum wants to see more trees, gardens

Omaha World-Herald 12 Sep 2021

Marjie Ducey. Hanna Pinneo was out weeding in her Lincoln garden, taking advantage of overnight rains that left the ground saturated and unwelcome visitors easy to pull ... That included putting the popular Spring Affair plant sale online ... Home & Garden. Vision of a view ... Marjie Ducey ... Photos ... Garden mums, kale, Swiss chard and pansies are also available ... .

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Ramen recipe

The Daily Telegraph 11 Sep 2021

... choice 100g spinach, Swiss chard or kale, roughly chopped 2 tbsp roughly chopped coriander Freshly squeezed juice of 1 lime 450g roast chicken or turkey thighs, with or without skin, sliced 3 hard-boiled eggs 6 spring onions, thinly sliced on the diagonal 6 lime wedges METHOD.

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Planting a vegetable garden for fall — what to grow and when

North Shore News 10 Sep 2021

Gardening is a cross-generational hobby that grew in popularity during the pandemic ... Who it's ideal for ... There’s also a very helpful planting guide PDF that details which months are best for which seeds (i.e. Swiss chard and radish can be planted until the end of October, whereas arugula should be planted by the end of September).

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Celebrate Sukkot with Fall Harvest Foods: Ruth Levine’s Plum Tart

The American Israelite 09 Sep 2021

Lulav & Etrog ... In contrast to the delicate early spring lettuces, autumn brings the heartier greens like Swiss Chard, kale, mustard & collard greens, and the green tops of some root vegetables, like beet greens ... Swiss Chard becomes a savory side when sauteed with sliced garlic; slice and cook the stems a little longer than the torn leaves ... 1 ... .

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Take steps to ensure a successful fall garden

News & Record 09 Sep 2021

Many avid gardeners have already planted their fall gardens of peas, lettuce, Swiss chard, kale, turnips and other greens and are happily awaiting their bounty. While planting for summer gardens starts before the weather gets too hot, planting and early growing conditions for fall gardens started with the extreme heat of July and August ... 2 ... 3 ... 4 ... 5 ... 6 ... .

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Outdoor Spaces: A 'food forest' in the City of Tonawanda

The Buffalo News 09 Sep 2021

Pole beans (yard long, Blauhilde, succotash), bush beans (yellow wax, dragon tongue), squash (honeynut, zucchetta tromboncino, snake gourd), melons, cucumbers (Mexican sour gherkin, dragon egg), greens (lettuce, Swiss chard, endive, okra), roots (carrots, fennel, beets, onions, ...

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The easiest ways to get more vitamin K in your diet

The Times/The Sunday Times 08 Sep 2021

Green leafy vegetables, including parsley, kale, lettuce, Swiss chard, spinach and watercress — cooked or raw — contain the lion’s share of vitamin K1, ...

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Boulder County Farmers Market: At the market: Peppers will spice up your life

Daily Camera 08 Sep 2021

The last few weeks of peaches, the first harvests of apples, corn, lots of peppers, melon, eggplant, Swiss chard, kale, red cabbage, carrots, red beets, basil, bell peppers, cucumbers, mushrooms, white and yellow onions, green onions, heirloom tomatoes, purple daikon, summer ...

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This Rosh Hashana salad is a fresh take on ancient flavors

Denver Post 08 Sep 2021

Ingredients 2 medium beets, scrubbed 1/2 cup pearl barley Coarse kosher salt 1 lemon 1 garlic clove, minced 2 teaspoons date honey (also labeled date syrup) Freshly ground black pepper 5 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 4 handfuls of mixed slightly bitter lettuce, like chicory, ...

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What is Rosh Hashana? Your questions, answered

Deseret News 06 Sep 2021

Members of the Jewish community in Park City gather on Sept ... Scott G Winterton, Deseret News ... 15 ... apples and honey, the head of a fish or another animal (I know vegetarians and vegans who have used a head of lettuce or cabbage, instead), dates, beets or Swiss chard, leeks, squash or pumpkin, pomegranate and black-eyed peas ( rubia or lubia ) ... .

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At the Table: Pie lessons and bakers

Traverse City Record-Eagle 04 Sep 2021

Many years ago, I met a young Thai woman who had moved to Leelanau County. She was married to an American she met on his business trips to Thailand ... — Rose HollanderQuiche with Swiss Chard ... Swiss chard, cut into thin ribbons ... Beat the milk and crème fraiche in a separate bowl until smooth and add to the eggs with salt, pepper, thyme and swiss chard ... .

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To Do List For September Gardens

The Tribune Papers 03 Sep 2021

Choosing Fall Vegetables for Planting. Now is the time to consider cool-season annual vegetables (cold-hardy when temperatures are below 70°F) such as beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, collards, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, mustard, onions, peas, potatoes, radishes, rutabagas, spinach, Swiss chard and turnips ... Lawns ... .