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we also welcome jessica, who lives here and works part-time. we are very fortunate to have two wonderful apprentices, erin and audrey, with us for the season and a friend of audrey's, kim, will arrive in mid-august to finish out the fall harvest. and to top it off, molly will be coming back to help with
so we are very thankful to have such excellent helpers. even though today is cold and damp, we have gotten off to a good start with planting. we have carrots, beets, various greens, potatoes, the brassicas, peas and strawberries in. next week: onions, leeks, shallots, asparagus, then we take a breath...
http://shalomorchard.com/2007/05/
we also welcome jessica, who lives here and works part-time. we are very fortunate to have two wonderful apprentices, erin and audrey, with us for the season and a friend of audrey's, kim, will arrive in mid-august to finish out the fall harvest. and to top it off, molly will be coming back to help with
so we are very thankful to have such excellent helpers. even though today is cold and damp, we have gotten off to a good start with planting. we have carrots, beets, various greens, potatoes, the brassicas, peas and strawberries in. next week: onions, leeks, shallots, asparagus, then we take a breath...
https://shalomorchard.com/2007/05/
resurgence taking place in local communities to reclaim the flavor of wheat. once upon a time, flour used to be milled fresh to order, and there was a multitude of tastes and textures to choose from. today, the flour we find in the grocery stores can be stale and lacking in taste and sustenance. lucky
a large bowl, whisk together the two flours, baking powder and baking soda, cinnamon and salt. in a separate bowl, whisk together the eggs, yogurt, apple sauce, maple syrup, sugar and oil. pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir just until combined (the mixture is thick and a bit...
http://blog.farmfreshtoyou.com/2016/07/