Sunday, April 5, 2009

Beet Green Sandwich

This summer I'll be planting three different varieties of beets. I'm so excited to get started out there.
Beets are a great source of vitamin C, B's and fiber. They're great either roasted or added to salads.
I also eat the greens of the beets. They're very tasty and very nutritious.
There's this delicious beet green sandwich that I've been making on lazy dinner nights, when I just want to throw something fast together.
For those of you interested in trying this easy beet green sandwich, I've listed to recipe below.
Ingredients;
1 bunch of beet greens cut and rinsed.
2 medium cloves of minced garlic
1 or more tbs olive oil
Sea salt and black pepper to taste
Whole grain bun
Pour olive oil into a medium frying pan. Add the greens to the pan and saute over medium heat. After 5 minutes of sauteing add the garlic and continue to saute until soft,wilted and fully cooked.
Once finished remove from the pan and season with sea salt and pepper.
Place on a toasted whole grain bun and top with either soy cheese, or dairy cheese.
This is quick, easy and very healthy. If you love greens this is surely worth a try!


Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Starting My Zinnias And Marigolds Indoors

Honey Bee
I'm not really back from break, but I'm just so excited that I am now starting a few of my blooms indoors for this season's veggie garden. I love to mix blooms with vegetables, because they attract bees, which in return pollinate my vegetable blossoms giving me a much better yield of crops.
I've just started "candy cane mix" Zinnia and "Tiger's eye" Marigold in peat pots. I'm so happy because they've all come out. I'll have 32 of each.
Within the next few months I'll be busy starting Alyssum, Italian basil, and parsley in pots. I'm so looking forward to summer in the garden again.

Zinnia







Sunday, March 1, 2009

Time For A Blog Break




It's time for me to take some time off. I'll be back!