I'm greedy and I like gardening. This is a seasonal food diary of my potager garden: what I grow and how I cook the things I grow.
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- Aquadulce Claudia
- box hedging
- broad bean risotto
- broad beans
- bulghar wheat
- carrot
- coir pellets
- courgette
- courgette flowers
- courgette recipes
- courgettes
- crown prince squash
- crudites
- cucumber
- Desert Mint
- design
- feta
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- freezing broad beans
- garden design
- Giant Couscous
- glut
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- indian summer
- Jamie Oliver
- Jekka McVicar
- Jiffy 7
- Joy Larkcom
- Kentish Cobnut Oil
- leeks
- legumes
- Little Gem
- Masterpiece Green Longpod
- mezze
- Mint tea
- Monty Don
- Moroccan Mint
- mozzarella
- Nigel Slater
- nitrogen fixing
- onion squash
- parma ham
- pata negra
- pickled cucumber salad
- planting
- potager
- principe borghese
- purple sprouting
- raised beds
- recipe
- Rhizobia
- Rosemary Verey
- san marzano
- Sarah Raven
- Seeds of Italy
- soup
- spring onion
- squash
- sugar snap peas
- summer lunches
- sunflowers
- sustainable gardening
- sweet peas
- Tashkent Mint
- The Sutton
- Thompson & Morgan
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- uchiki kuri squash
- Unwins
- urban gardens
- vegetables
- vertical planting
- Very easy
- zucchini recipes
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Spring at last
A very brief post with no recipes because I’ve been snowed under at work. But so excited that things are starting to grow again. Purple sprouting broccoli delicious – had some in a risotto last night, and the rhubarb … Continue reading
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A Happy New Gardening Year
It’s January the 6th, Christmas is over, the decorations are down and all that’s left is to hoover up the pine needles – which I’ll probably still be finding under the sofa for months. Normally this is the … Continue reading
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