"Fantastic challenge! I have posted a series of 4-ingredient meals at Mary's Kitchen. We also love simplicity!
Creamy Chicken Pasta *Even though I'm not eating meat anymore*Spruced up Oatmeal
Veggie Pasta *One of my…"
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No-Churn Ice Cream
Summer is here and it's HOT here in sunny South Florida. I've gathered a few recipes for no-churn ice cream. We don't normally eat this extravagant but it's nice for special occasions. Enjoy!…Continue
Started May 29, 2012
Cookies!
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This is one of my favorite recipes. The original recipe came from the Quaker Oats container. My mom made the original recipe quite often when we were kids. I put my own healthy spin on the…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Yvonne Apr 10, 2012.
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Marianne Smith replied to Appleblossom 79's discussion 'simplicity in cooking' in the group Recipe SharingMarianne Smith commented on Marianne Smith's blog post 'Genetic Roulette'"It's sad really! Here are a few articles that share that it's not JUST about taste. It is harmful!
GMO Corn Nutritionally Dead and Highly Toxic
GMO versus non-GMO Corn
Health Risks
PLEASE like our fb page and spread the…"
Appleblossom 79 commented on Marianne Smith's blog post 'Genetic Roulette'"I was trying to have a discussion with a friend about the GMO situation and basically I got met with 2 statements:
1. as long as it tastes like corn, who cares?
2. it isn't like i eat vegetables anyway.
I then told him that if he eats any…"
Marianne Smith commented on Marianne Smith's blog post 'Genetic Roulette'"Thank Jennifer! To be totally honest, I was a pissed after reading a blog that was telling people that GMOs were perfectly safe. WORSE was that they were okay with the chemicals used on gmo crops.
WHAT?!? Thanks for sharing these…"
Jennifer commented on Marianne Smith's blog post 'Genetic Roulette'"Love it: "When I'm on a roll, look out!" Thanks for sharing this, Mary. A few related videos you might like (more in the video library):
• An 11-year-old sounds off on what's wrong with our food system
• Seeds, the…"
Marianne Smith posted a blog postGenetic Roulette
Originally posted at Back to the Basics!GMO Free Worldwide on fbIf you have been following my blog for a while you should know that I am adamantly against GMOs. If you're new here I strongly recommend that you read my…See More
Marianne Smith commented on johna's group 'Urban Gardeners'"Hey Jennifer! I have a few container gardening posts I can send your way."
Marianne Smith replied to Karin Bosela's discussion 'Ball Platinum Wide Mouth 16 oz Jars' in the group Food Preservation"Amazon might have them. I've seen similar jars at my target but they aren't carrying them anymore."
Marianne Smith commented on Torry's group 'Recipe Sharing'"Here's a link to the Energy Balls.
You might also like a few of these Meatless meals"
Marianne Smith commented on Torry's group 'Recipe Sharing'"Ron, you can make your own granola bars or "energy balls" to snack on thru the day. Almonds are a very healthy snack."
Marianne Smith commented on HOMEGROWN.org's photo
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"Hey! I know you and I definitely recognize those boots!
(Mary from Back to the Basics and Mary's Heirloom Seeds)
HAPPY FRIDAY Jenny!!!"
Chris commented on Marianne Smith's blog post 'Sprouting Hard Red Wheat'"My girlfriend and I have spouted trays of wheatgrass for juicing (using supplies from wheatgrasskits.com) and the stuff is amazing. The micronutrients in wheatgrass juice actually oxygenates and purifies your blood! Chickens like it…"
Jennifer commented on Marianne Smith's blog post 'Health benefits of ACV'"While I'm not quite brave enough for ACV straight up, the salad dressing is right up my alley—maybe with a little jam added in for sweetness. I don't usually include water in my homemade dressings, though; do you find that useful?"
Marianne Smith posted a blog postHealth benefits of ACV
Originally posted at Back to the Basics!Have to ever tried Apple Cider Vinegar? By itself? It's probably not the most pleasant thing to drink but I know that it's good for me. Apple cider vinegar is one of the main ingredients in my Apple Cider Viniagrette which is my absolute…See More
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- What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
- Dirt Under My Fingernails City Slicker
- A bit about me:
- As a kid my Gran used to have us work in her garden when we stayed with her.
Now that I have my own garden I find myself remembering her little quips about plants. I find myself daydreaming at work about what I'm doing next in the garden.
Digging in the dirt makes me feel good!
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- Grilled eggplant topped with organic goat cheese, baked chicken and tossed salad.
- Currently reading:
- The Encyclopedia of Country Living
- Currently listening to:
- The Beatles
- My latest DIY project:
- My husband and I recently relocated his Chiropractic office. I changed my first toilet seat. While that doesn't sound like a big deal it's big for me as I am not much of a handyman/girl...yet. I'm learning more and more every day. I make paper decorations for all of the office events and use recycled items for things like pen holders and paper clip trays.
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Genetic Roulette
Originally posted at Back to the Basics!
If you have been following my blog for a while you should know that I am adamantly against…
ContinuePosted on April 24, 2013 at 6:58pm — 4 Comments
Sprouting Mung Beans
Originally posted at Back to the Basics!
This is the second round of Mung Beans here at Back to the Basics!…
Posted on April 5, 2013 at 9:05pm
Sprouting Hard Red Wheat
Originally posted at Back to the Basics!
Homegrown sprouts are amazing! Sprouts are nutrient dense, living foods. Growing your own sprouts not only saves money but also ensures the freshest, nutrient-packed, raw food.
**I'm also over at…
Posted on April 5, 2013 at 9:49am — 1 Comment
Health benefits of ACV
Originally posted at Back to the Basics!
Have to ever tried Apple Cider Vinegar? By itself? It's probably not the most pleasant thing to drink but I know that it's good for me. Apple cider vinegar is one of the main ingredients in my Apple…
ContinuePosted on March 11, 2013 at 8:25pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:05am on January 30, 2013,
Calamity Jane said… - why, yes. assuming you are talking about Apron Stringz, i am the very same. i see up above that you joined the AS homegrown group, which i am sorry to say hasn't seen much action in a looong time. as far as the permacurious group goes, it's a reading group, and we are already deep into the manual. the group is closed, unless you have already read the book... let me know if that is the case.
you are welcome to follow the comments though, which should be open for viewing.
- At 12:47pm on June 15, 2012,
Cornelia said… Hi Marianne,
Just wanted to stop by and thank you for sharing your blog with the community - you've got a great resource!
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