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My Chopped Canada Episode

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Lynda

Duelling Over Devilled Eggs  

Posted in Chopped Canada

Potsticker-Gyoza-Wonton

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Lynda

Who doesn’t love a zesty, flavour-filled gyoza, potsticker or wonton! They can be such a delicious bite. As with most things though, I find the pre-made store-bought varieties less than desirable. Even more concerning to me is what exactly they might … Continue reading →

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Get Greens Growing

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Lynda
Posted in Growing Food

Spring Pantry Sorting

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Lynda

There’s an odd-aroma coming from my kitchen pantry. Something is starting to get too ripe or starting to grow. I better find it soon before I have a mushy mess on my hands. I have been avoiding the pantry chaos lately, so … Continue reading →

Posted in Growing Food

Setting Seedlings Out

Posted on March 15, 2016 by Lynda

Four weeks ago, this lettuce was started indoors and under grow lights. Transplanting seedlings directly from the warmth of a cozy house, into the cold spring garden is far too dramatic of a change for young plants. They need a transition stage … Continue reading →

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Join me, as I blog about past and present Lawn To Food adventures. With a bit of effort, you too can live in a vibrant environment with nutritious food a few steps from your home. Whether you aspire to have a few vegie pots on the patio, or to grow a self-sufficient food supply, I can help you reach your goals through inspiration and/or perspiration.

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