Sitting down to work with the birds

Edan and Jonah's birds, Scout and Bluey are just hangin with me as I hit some keys.


They don't seem to like each other much, which is generally a good thing I feel.

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Pruning, Chainsaw Style

With a Gleditsia Sunburst, the harder the better. As long as there are a few twigs of last year's growth left.


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Frittata from leftovers

Fried up the leftover onion and mush, stirred in the leftover broccoli.


Cracked three eggs, stirred in some pepper and salt and poured over.


Turn it, cook off the top and we're done!


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Another sunny winter's day photo

Too good to waste, again


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A sunny winter's day and a garden

Too good to waste.


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Cooking tragic in winter

I know. These posts only really come out in winter time. But to take a couple of chicken frames and turn them into beautiful stock. Heaven.


Frames, onion, carrot, celery, bay, parsley, pepper and a fair bit of technique.

So the chicken meat is in the fridge. We might even make some pies from it.

But the stock will be great to turn those pumpkins into soup and I just found out its a great tool to turn some mince and vegetables into pasty filling.

So here's to cold weather comfort food. And the foundation is a good stock.

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Mandarins first fruit

Had the tree for about three years. So it's good that we now have fruit. And it looks like it'll be good. I think the furry, hairy mandarins come from nutrition deficiencies (especially zinc and manganese) and I think I crunched that.


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