Exactly, Kassie! Your neighbor makes a great point. On balance, I like to see culinary cultural traditions perpetuated, especially if you can fill in with local and organic veggies and meats.
Kris, Jenny and Cakewok,
Thanks for reading and good luck with the curry! I think you'll like it!
I think there are some natural aphrodisiac also like the musli roots traditional herb that's found in India its use is also mentioned in the "Ayurveda".its very effective as well.
My neighbor, whose family is originally from Sri Lanka points out that SHE'S not local, so how can we expect all her food to be? She is a huge fan of the farmers markets and local meat, but there are certain things she has to have that cannot and will never be grown near here. Durian, coconut milk, coffee, all things that we will never have here.
That recipe sounds delicious, and nothing beats the sensation of wandering around the aisles of a foreign grocery store wondering "how exactly do you make this food"?
Thanks for all of the awesome comments. Unfortunately I live in CO and not MN, but you as a community have provided me enough resources to attempt to sway my suburban friends in MN to give chickens a chance. I did find a "chicken owners workshop" at a local feed store in a few weeks which I am planning to attend to jump kick my knowledge and provide some new chicken raising friends. Then we really can get together and pet one another's ladies.
I'm excited to try this recipe! I have some cubed squash from the fall that have patiently been waiting in the freezer and just about evertyhing else in the pantry.
And it's always great to hear kids getting excited about food, especially when they're learning it doesn't all come in neatly wrapped packages.
Exactly, Kassie! Your
Exactly, Kassie! Your neighbor makes a great point. On balance, I like to see culinary cultural traditions perpetuated, especially if you can fill in with local and organic veggies and meats.
Kris, Jenny and Cakewok,
Thanks for reading and good luck with the curry! I think you'll like it!
I think there are some
I think there are some natural aphrodisiac also like the musli roots traditional herb that's found in India its use is also mentioned in the "Ayurveda".its very effective as well.
My neighbor, whose family is
My neighbor, whose family is originally from Sri Lanka points out that SHE'S not local, so how can we expect all her food to be? She is a huge fan of the farmers markets and local meat, but there are certain things she has to have that cannot and will never be grown near here. Durian, coconut milk, coffee, all things that we will never have here.
That recipe sounds delicious,
That recipe sounds delicious, and nothing beats the sensation of wandering around the aisles of a foreign grocery store wondering "how exactly do you make this food"?
Thanks for all of the awesome
Thanks for all of the awesome comments. Unfortunately I live in CO and not MN, but you as a community have provided me enough resources to attempt to sway my suburban friends in MN to give chickens a chance. I did find a "chicken owners workshop" at a local feed store in a few weeks which I am planning to attend to jump kick my knowledge and provide some new chicken raising friends. Then we really can get together and pet one another's ladies.
This recipe looks awesome! I
This recipe looks awesome! I can't wait to try it!
I'm excited to try this
I'm excited to try this recipe! I have some cubed squash from the fall that have patiently been waiting in the freezer and just about evertyhing else in the pantry.
And it's always great to hear kids getting excited about food, especially when they're learning it doesn't all come in neatly wrapped packages.
Thanks everyone, and good for
Thanks everyone, and good for you, Laurie! Congrats on your own clean bill of health!
oh philly z, same to you!
oh philly z, same to you! when are you gonna get out here for an event?
Congrats on your first year.
Congrats on your first year. The New Jersey Zukor contingent is so proud of you!