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9.10.12 When summer overlaps winter
On seeing the winter squash vines starting to die back, one senses the inevitable change in season. Of the two types of winter squash we planted this year, we’d had high hopes for the Sibley but it failed to thrive. The … Continue reading
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7.23.12 Sunday to Sunday
A kitchen garden has a rhythm of its own, and this is the time of year when the garden needs to be picked daily. And the more you pick, the more the plants will produce. Here’s a week’s worth of … Continue reading
7.2.12 Pests and other garden afflictions
The garden is beginning to resemble a nursing ward. It’s almost fully planted, and with that comes a host of garden afflictions. These include pests, disease, vagaries of weather, and the gardener inflicted, such as over- or under-watering, and lack … Continue reading
6.11.12 Planting, potting and harvesting
It rained for almost an entire week. As soon as the sun arrived, we were out in the garden catching up on planting seeds, transplanting seedlings, potting up container plants, and harvesting a bevy of greens. Here’s the second planting … Continue reading
5.28.12 Glorious greens
We’re enjoying eating from the garden again. Mesclun mixes and arugula are thriving in the cool, damp weather. Siberian and Red Russian Kales are also establishing well, and should provide us with cooking greens all season. It’s time to … Continue reading
No-Knead Pizza with Kale
While most view the approach of Memorial Day weekend as a time to prime the grill, we see it as a signal to uncover our outdoor clay oven (here and here). It’s just a bitty thing, not unlike a wood-fired … Continue reading
Linguine with Kale and Ricotta Salata
When too many meetings and commitments has us cobbling together something on the run or skipping dinner entirely — neither very satisfying nor nourishing choices — at week’s end, we look forward to sitting down to a restorative bowl of … Continue reading
