Another one my long time strategies to make my 4 year old son to eat his greens. I have made this spinach omelette recipe since he was about less than 2 years old. A super quick and it uses only two ingredients. Recipe: one cube of frozen spinach one medium size egg Defrost the cube […]
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I love growing this variety of spinach (perpetual) as it does not bolt (like starts to flower or seed) easily as spinach. They are easy to grow as it will grow anywhere where there is not much sun. Sowing the seeds are quite easy as they germinate quite quick. Just harvest the leaves only as
Here is a recipe on courgette salad making my son eat courgette as he hates them. Probably because we had so many coming from the garden!! Here is the link on how grow them Growing Courgette One can always use whatever type of fruits you have at home. Peaches, kiwi fruit as it adds a natural
I have found a way to finish eating my baby courgettes quickly. There is only got two courgette plants but at the moment they are fruiting like crazy. Growing Courgette I have decided to harvest them much earlier the shops call them baby courgettes. They taste divine much more taste the big ripen ones. This is
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Finger lime plant and fruit is quite an unusual and new plant to the UK. It’s grown in a much warmer climate like Australia. From the same family of lemons. It’s making an appearance here in the UK and Europe due to its demand for the flavours of the fruit. It does taste quite usual
At the moment I am still my niche of what I like to make or do with textiles. There is just so many to choose from!! Weaving, spinning wool, knitting, embriordery and so on. I have just recently done a direct mono print onto habotai silk. The results are pretty amazing however the images are
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Corn in their husk another corn plant with green foliage and ripen corn still in husk It’s now end of July I have growing some corn plants from seed since April. They have grown huge but get any corn out of them is a challenge in temperate climate like London. I have just had a