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- What Kind of HOMEGROWN are You?
- Earth Mama
- A bit about me:
- HOMEGROWN Shepherdess
Any questions, concerns, ideas, volunteering can be sent to me here or at Cornelia at Farm Aid -dot-org
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- I'm currently writing a CSA Cookoff blog series - the beet stacks with minted goat cheese were the bomb.
- Currently reading
- The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan, Martha Stewart (always), a biography of Robert Frost
- Currently listening to:
- Lady Gaga
Brother Cleve's hillbilly mix CD
New Melvins
70s arena rock
Baroness
Torche
The Avett Brothers
- My latest DIY project:
- Container gardens, upholstery, and finding uses for all the dang veggies in my fridge!
- Web site I recommend
- http://bleachbottlebirdhouse.blogspot.com/
- I am a real person and not a spam robot - please answer that you're a real person.
- I'm a real person
Cornelia's Discussions
Now that it's September, what are you doing to prepare for a new season?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Lynn Shaw 11 hours ago.
What's wrong with my tomato plants?
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Cornelia's Blog
CSA Cookoff: Home Made Ricotta Ravioli with Browned Chive Butter And Whole Wheat Summer Squash Bread
Parker Farm CSA Share 8/25/10: 1 bunch swiss chard, 3 pounds tomatoes, 1 pound peppers, 2 eggplant, 2 cousa squash, 1 yellow doll watermelon and 2 cucumbers.
I was inspired by… Continue
Posted on August 27, 2010 at 1:00pm — 2 Comments
CSA Cookoff: Eggplant "Lasagna"
Parker Farm CSA 8/15/2010 Share:1
bunch yellow carrots, 1 bunch raab, 1 pound sweet banana peppers, 1 pound
zucchini, 2 eggplant, 2 pounds red potatoes and 5(!!!) pounds tomatoes.
This isn't quite egg… Continue
Posted on August 20, 2010 at 6:30pm — 2 Comments
CSA Cookoff: Refrigerator Rescue Mission
Parker Farm CSA Share 8/11/10: 1 pint orange cherry tomatoes, 2 pounds red tomatoes, 1 pound green
peppers,1 eggplant, 2 pounds assorted potatoes, 1 pound green
beans, 1 bunch red Sw
Posted on August 13, 2010 at 12:00pm — 1 Comment
CSA Cookoff (Dinner party): Sweet corn bisque with lobster, simple beets and Tuscan panzanella salad
Parker Farm CSA share: 1 bunch beets, 1 pint tomatillos, 1 pound plum tomatoes, 1 head red cabbage, 1 bunch swiss chard, 2 pounds potatoes(red gold) 1 bunch spring onions and 12 ears of corn.
… Continue
Posted on August 6, 2010 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments
CSA Cookoff: Potato-beet Galette
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Potato-beet… Continue
Posted on July 30, 2010 at 12:00pm —
Comment Wall (166 comments)
- At 12:09pm on September 2, 2010,
Mike Guzo said…
- Thanks Cornelia. We all trip and stumble through the trials of homesteading-realizing we're not breaking new universal ground, just our little space. I thought this space may be the place to encourage the ripple effect of unearthing our new ground.
- At 6:07pm on September 1, 2010,
Heather Flansworth said…
- Oh, also, I forgot to add, I've been hardcore grilling your csa cookoff hustle and everything looks so delicious! I've been squirreling away a bunch of the recipes to try, you've totally inspired me yet again!
- At 6:05pm on September 1, 2010,
Heather Flansworth said…
- It's the worst! So yeah, future ex-husband Dr. Claw IMPOUNDED and then yesterday, to make Everything Even More The Worst, the landlord is making me take out alllll the vegetables he gave me permission to grow in the front because it "looks bad" and he says the neighbors are complaining. WHACK! I'm not sure if there's any way I can transplant squash or sweet potato vines...GREATJUSTGREAT. However, the tiny silver lining is that after illegally moving some to my fire escape, the view out my bedroom window is nicer?
I just don't know why The Man always has to bring us down.
- At 2:51pm on September 1, 2010,
Dave Brannen said… - Thank you for the welcome. Yes I enjoy my egg, they do take a little getting used to. I am brining a berkshire ham to smoke on it this weekend., cant wait.
I enjoy this site very much, look forward to learning and adding my $.02.
- At 12:35pm on August 28, 2010,
Lynn Shaw said…
- Thanks, Cornelia. I'll look into the cross-posting. I haven't had much time for my blog with all the canning -- it's easier to pop in and out of Homegrown! lol
- At 6:34pm on August 20, 2010,
Bonnie Kunkle said…
- Thanks for the Welcome. I grew up on a farm, was in 4-H as a kid and have always had a garden. Now I'm 55 with 15 acres, have a small greenhouse, planted 200 tomatoes plants this year and in the process of making tomato soup, salsa, you name it if it has tomatoes in it I've tried it. I am getting laid off from my job 9/30 and would like to do more next year and make a living.
- At 3:58pm on August 19, 2010,
Kristin Eggerth said… - hi cornelia! thank you for the welcome. i would LOVE to go to Farm Aid. however, the Dome is keeping me pretty busy right now. getting ready for ArtFest next month, which is a yearly jam fest that we have out there for local artists and musicians to get together and collaborate and us to enjoy. throw maintaining the garden in the mix there's just not much time left. hehe. there's also PLENTY of the mint to go around!!! :)
- At 5:31pm on August 18, 2010,
Heather said… - Still trying to navigate my way around...but yes, I am heeeeere! I'm also spreading the word to my farm lovin' friends :)
- At 8:18am on August 18, 2010,
Angela Calloway said…
- I better get on that. I have an awesome gluten free granola bar. I call it better than clif bars. Stay tuned
- At 2:22pm on August 14, 2010,
Elizaveta Chavez said…
- Thank you for the welcome! I don't get online too much, but I'd love to chat about forest gardening with others who are interested in it. :) It is highly inspiring, and if I might suggest a wonderful book to get a person inspired: "Forest Gardening: Cultivating an Edible Landscape" by Robert Hart. It's not exactly a "how-to" book, but it is wonderful, charming, and very, very inspirational :).
Kind regards!
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