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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Blackened Salmon
You can use either skinless salmon fillets or ones with the skin on for this recipe. Skinless pieces will allow both sides to be blackened. For a spicier dish, use more cayenne pepper, or omit it entirely for a milder … Continue reading
2013 Audubon Beekeeping School
For local folks, the 2013 Audubon Beekeeping School is coming up soon on Saturday, March 2nd. This annual event will be held at the Henderson County Extension Office and Expo Center, which is a great facility for events like this. … Continue reading
Upward and Onward!
It’s early February, and that means it’s time for 2013 seed starting activities to begin. I’m off to a modest start so far, sowing seeds for parsley, cilantro, lettuce, arugula and Swiss chard. The first arugula to emerge was up in … Continue reading
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Tagged arugula, chard, cilantro, coco coir, lettuce, parsley, planting mix, planting times, seeds
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Whole Grain Spelt Pita Bread
Spelt flour has a sweet, nutty flavor and more protein and fiber than whole wheat. It’s easy to work with, and a natural for pizzas and flatbreads. Baked pitas keep for several days, or you can freeze for longer storage.
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Seed Starting 101
This is one of my favorite times of the gardening year. I’ve had a chance to rest up a bit from heavy-duty gardening chores, and my batteries are recharged. The days are getting longer now, and it’s time to start … Continue reading

