It’s the end of July and I have decided to harvest our sweet onion crop. I have been pulling out individual white globe beauties for weeks now. Using them in all kinds of recipes, some cooked and some raw preparations. The mild flavour … Continue reading →

There comes a time every week, when I need to remove all the shrivelled food in the fridge to give it a good cleaning. It’s very important to me to not let any food get wasted, but life gets busy, and sometimes things … Continue reading →

When spring peas are getting plump and ready to harvest, I plant bean seeds in the same row. It’s a fabulous way to keeping the trellis producing food all season long. Before the young bean plants are ready to start climbing, it’s … Continue reading →

Today, I was able to harvest a variety of vegetables while doing my regular garden weeding and watering. I picked a few kale tops that were threatening to go to seed, a young garlic that was blocking a cucumber plant, a … Continue reading →

The other day, when I was putting our recycling out for collection, I came across this empty cat litter jug. It had probably blown down the street from a neighbors blue bin, since we don’t have indoor cats. It was large, but light-weight, and … Continue reading →