It's so cool to hear your voice after so long! Our garden consists of a smallish planter in the back patio of our town home. We just planted tomatoes, strawberries, cauliflower and peas. We already have some thriving herbs. BTW, have you heard of the book Ratio by Michael Ruhlman? My hubby just bought it. Looks so interesting!
We had very little in the way of winter in the Pacific Northwest this year, so herbs like my parsley survived the winter. It's bizarre. Beyond that, I have garlic shoots and I am considering starting some seeds indoors soon. It will be my first year, and I've saved some seeds of my own, so I'm excited and hopeful!
A Girl: that's me, although I'm not sure I qualify anymore at 34.
A Market: the Farmers Market is where you will find me on Sunday mornings. Otherwise, I'll be roaming the aisles at Bristol Farms, Whole Foods, or Trader Joes.
A Meal: something seasonal, something fresh, something simple, and something delicious.
Alison is a recipe developer and stay-at-home mom, obsessed with her next meal and passionate about buying her food from local growers, which in Southern California shouldn't be difficult, but is harder than it sounds. Luckily, she spends summers in gorgeous Cape Cod, where farm-fresh food is as accessible as it is delicious.
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It's so cool to hear your voice after so long! Our garden consists of a smallish planter in the back patio of our town home. We just planted tomatoes, strawberries, cauliflower and peas. We already have some thriving herbs. BTW, have you heard of the book Ratio by Michael Ruhlman? My hubby just bought it. Looks so interesting!
We had very little in the way of winter in the Pacific Northwest this year, so herbs like my parsley survived the winter. It's bizarre. Beyond that, I have garlic shoots and I am considering starting some seeds indoors soon. It will be my first year, and I've saved some seeds of my own, so I'm excited and hopeful!
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