This is a good time of year to make mead, and I'm going to try. Again. Last time didn't work out so well because I forgot about it in the closet and it went... stinky. I was a bit disappointed. Plus, it was such a large carboy that it was unmanageable.
However, this recipe seems like a good way to start- one gallon jar, local honey, and flowers from my own garden (and hopefully some of the ones which I've planted out there in the wild this past spring).
Wish me luck.
And this time I'm using a calendar.
In Anglo-Saxon- the place where the people grow plants
This is my blog where I'll post gardening ideas, recipes for things you can (mostly) grow in your own garden, and the results of my experiments. There will probably be a few posts on medieval herbalism as well.
Friday, 24 June 2016
Friday, 3 June 2016
Thrifty garden goodness- pea pod soup
Pea Pod Soup
Ingredients
a colander's worth of empty pea pods (use fresh pods from your garden)
water
1 large onion
1 large or 2 small potatoes
a handful of fresh mint leaves (from your own garden if possible)
1 clove garlic
1 Tbsp olive oil
Salt and pepper
garnish with chopped green onions and/or cream or yoghurt
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cream,
culinary herbs,
local food,
mint,
onions,
peas,
potatoes,
recipe,
soup,
thrifty,
vegan,
vegetables,
vegetarian,
WWII,
yoghurt
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