farmers with aprons participate!
May 14, 2008 in Uncategorized
Tags: cookbook, farmer recipes, mary jane's farm
An urban ally of young farmer cuisine has taken the initiative to make a book, a cook book from the recipes of young farmers. From the irreverant vegetal concoctions of late afternoon, and the plug and chug breakfasts from too many eggs. Please, share your favorite dishes with her, and she’ll organize them, photograph them, and use them to win the hearts and minds of cooking mothers, epicure dads, and potentially agrarian college students. Please, may the revelations of your own kitchen sink–the sauces made from seeded tomatoes, the elderflower cordial, the strawberry bread pudding, the zillionth zuchinni fry-up. I think that Johanna wants a photograph from each farmer whose recipe makes it into the book –another opportunity to show off your muscles and heart to that twelve year old spoon-licker with dirty fingernails. May she farm with us!By the way, has everyone seen Mary Jane’s Farm, she sells organic camping food at Walmart! Gingham aproned superstar! Please email your submissions to Johanna Smith, jds2124@caa.columbia.edu.
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Twitter!- greenhorns: today we mulched our paths. most of them.
i've had quite enough of this rain.
plants benefited from that sunny interval.
still- too wet. July 2, 2009greenhorns: today we mulched our paths. most of them. i've had quite enough of this rain. plants benefited from that sunny interval. still- too wet.
- greenhorns: moving the pigs down to their newly fenced territory. A porcine gauntlet against the deer. i suffered some rosebush injuries. but its done. June 24, 2009greenhorns: moving the pigs down to their newly fenced territory. A porcine gauntlet against the deer. i suffered some rosebush injuries. but its done.
- greenhorns: @SeedLibrary of course. our seed came from synergy seeds in orleans california.. you know them? June 24, 2009greenhorns: @SeedLibrary of course. our seed came from synergy seeds in orleans california.. you know them?
- greenhorns: well well. we are delighted. muddy- and with 6 gallons of milk to drink. Goat spit an utter and most profoundly delightful success. onwards! June 22, 2009greenhorns: well well. we are delighted. muddy- and with 6 gallons of milk to drink. Goat spit an utter and most profoundly delightful success. onwards!
- greenhorns: 12 kinds of lettuces harvested into red buckets
pea shoots and mayonaise for dinner.
life is a rounded teaspoon
+the kittens keep purring June 20, 2009greenhorns: 12 kinds of lettuces harvested into red buckets pea shoots and mayonaise for dinner. life is a rounded teaspoon +the kittens keep purring
- greenhorns: HARDWICK young farmer mixer--magic networking+bonfire.
GOAT SPIT tomorrow in brooklyn-- happily harvesting marjoram!
strawberry fingers. June 19, 2009greenhorns: HARDWICK young farmer mixer--magic networking+bonfire. GOAT SPIT tomorrow in brooklyn-- happily harvesting marjoram! strawberry fingers.
- greenhorns: busting beds. moving chickens.
farming seems to be about 80% fixing things, and moving things around.
seems like fixing america is similar. June 3, 2009greenhorns: busting beds. moving chickens. farming seems to be about 80% fixing things, and moving things around. seems like fixing america is similar.
- greenhorns: moth bodies- a great pulse of them. Slamming around the house chased by kittens. acceleration of summer, and my psychic, literary output- May 21, 2009greenhorns: moth bodies- a great pulse of them. Slamming around the house chased by kittens. acceleration of summer, and my psychic, literary output-
- greenhorns: today we install deer fence around the ( thusfar vulnerable) baby frisee+ reine des glaces and forellenschluss lettuces. for the goatspit ! May 12, 2009greenhorns: today we install deer fence around the ( thusfar vulnerable) baby frisee+ reine des glaces and forellenschluss lettuces. for the goatspit !
- greenhorns: thank you lord. for most this amazing day. for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and the true blue dream of sky. for SMITHEREEN FARM !!! May 11, 2009greenhorns: thank you lord. for most this amazing day. for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and the true blue dream of sky. for SMITHEREEN FARM !!!
- greenhorns: today we mulched our paths. most of them.
i've had quite enough of this rain.
plants benefited from that sunny interval.
still- too wet. July 2, 2009
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