This Zapple Pie is best made using huge zucchinis (the ones that were hiding under the big leaves and went unnoticed for too long). Recipe makes one deep dish Zapple (Zucchini Impostor Apple) Pie. Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
This is a fabulous dish that is surprisingly easy to make. The sweetness of the onions really come through. A favorite in the K household, for sure… Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
Some guidance on how to go about picking the best watermelons. Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
Grandma’s Zucchini Noodle Soup is simple comfort food at its best. This recipe makes four nice servings of soup. Double the recipe to have some soup to stick in the freezer for later. A really nice option for friends and family who stick to a vegetarian diet. Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
A fabulous vegitarian dish that works either as an appetizer, a potluck offering, or a simple dinner with enough for leftovers. The recipe creates a nice quantity of food that freezes well. Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
A video tutorial on growing organic foods within Silicon Valley (USDA gardening zone 9b). Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
A video tutorial on preserving food within Silicon Valley (USDA gardening zone 9b). Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
When the garden has been blessed with an abundance of everyone’s favorite squash, it’s time to fire up the oven and bake some loaves of light, spice-infused, easy to make zucchini bread. This quick-prep recipe from our good friend Stephanie S. is filled with homemade goodness. Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
A video tutorial on growing organic foods within Silicon Valley (USDA gardening zone 9b). Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…
On the off chance that you haven’t been paying attention, the world changed recently. Actually, it’s changed rather dramatically. As happened in September of 2001, the world in which we live saw a seismic shift take place in March of 2020, a shift which the collective consciousness is still attempting to wrap its mind around. …
A bit of wisdom of those who came before… Native American tribes employed a companion plant system that involved squash, beans, and corn, known as “the three sisters”. From the the Farmer’s Almanac: By the time European settlers arrived in America in the early 1600s, the Iroquois had been growing the “three sisters” for over …
A video tutorial on growing organic foods within Silicon Valley (USDA gardening zone 9b). Please login to continue reading/viewing this page…