Blogs Posts on "Grow Your Own"

Spiced Persimmon Cake with Dates and Lemon Glaze by Andrea's Recipes on Nov 4, 2009We discovered the persimmon tree in September when we noticed the golden orbs hanging from the branches. We hadn’t paid attention to the tree before because it was in a relatively inaccessible area behind our house and we had no idea what it was or...

Grow Your Own #37 Round-up by Andrea's Recipes on Nov 2, 2009Based on the emails I’ve received lately, my announcement of the Grow Your Own winter hiatus seems to have sparked concern, and I want to thank everyone for thinking of us. We are all well, no health problems, home life is just a little overwhelmin...

Oven-Roasted Tomatillo Salsa by Andrea's Recipes on Oct 16, 2009Have I ever mentioned that purple is my favorite color? I find the color exhilarating and like plants that bear purple fruits and vegetables, including tomatillos. Our tomatillo plants were slow this year along with everything else in the garden. The...

Grow Your Own (2007) by Watch Movies Online Free, Download DVD Movies Free on Oct 2, 2009Rating: 6.60 out of 10 (72 votes)Link: Download Grow Your Own Richard Laxton is the director of the Comedy movie Grow Your Own released in 2007.Synopsis: Grow Your Own is a fantastic warm-hearted British comedy with a host of well-known British st...

Thai Basil Chicken (Kai Kraphao) by Andrea's Recipes on Sep 22, 2009This dish is the main reason we grow Thai basil in our herb garden. We’ve grown many kinds of basil over the years and seem to have settled into a routine of Genovese, Lemon (Sweet Dani or similar), and Thai (Sweet Thai or Queen of Siam) basil beca...

Zucchini Risotto by Andrea's Recipes on Sep 10, 2009Zucchini season will soon come to an end, but there’s still time to enjoy this icon of the summer garden. We’ve made salads, pasta, bread, gratins, and all sorts of things with zucchini, even though it was a sad zucchini year for us after losing...

Grow Your Own #34, the Second Anniversary by Andrea's Recipes on Aug 31, 2009I’ve been thinking about what I wanted to say for this post, perhaps something profound about growing our own foods and sharing them with others, or this being the second anniversary of Grow Your Own and how the event has evolved, but each month I...

Zucchini Soba Salad by Andrea's Recipes on Aug 28, 2009My introduction to soba noodles was actually on a plane flying from Tokyo to Honolulu, admittedly not the best place to get good food. The flight attendants came around with breakfast and asked if I wanted the Japanese or the American breakfast, and...

Tomato Jam (Doce de Tomate) by Andrea's Recipes on Aug 18, 2009It’s rich and complex, not your average tomato jam. The cinnamon and cloves spice it up, but the ruby port makes all the difference between an average jam and a memorable jam. It’s good by itself on toast, crackers, or baguette slices, and even b...

Zucchini and Tomato Gratin by Andrea's Recipes on Jul 31, 2009We’ve reached that magical point in the summer where the tomatoes are starting to ripen. For a couple days we brought in only a handful of sweet cherry, grape, sun gold, or yellow pear tomatoes, but in the last few days we’ve brought in almost ni...