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Pesto in a Pinch

Blog: Heritage Harvest Farm   -   Monday August 08, 2011   -   By MattCorinneFletcher

Pesto in a Pinch This recipe uses walnuts instead of expensive pine nuts. It's a delicious alternative to authentic pesto and is a great way to preserve fresh basil for the winter. 5 cups fresh basil (Heritage Harvest Farm product) 4 garlic...

Sauteed Freshwater Prawns with Peppers and Basil P...

Blog: Williamsburg Farmers Market   -   Tuesday November 16, 2010   -   By WFM

Chef Tim Westby-Gibson of Café Provençal demonstrated this recipe at the Williamsburg Farmers Market Chef Tent on October 30, 2010. Ingredients: 1 tbl olive oil 12 prawns, peeled and deveined ...

Westminster Farmers' Market Report for 08-06-2010

Blog: Westminster Farmers' Market   -   Thursday August 05, 2010   -   By Dean

Westminster Farmers’ Market Report from Maple Heights Farm Getting the Most from the Farmers’ Market   Facebook… Watch facebook on Friday as vendors will keep you informed of what they will be bringing to...

Basil - So versatile!

Blog: Wall Flower Studio Garden   -   Friday February 19, 2010   -   By Karen

Basil   - Ocimum basilicum (a.k.a. Sweet Basil, Common Basil, Italian Basil)  Probably the most popular herb in North America today.  It's GREAT FOR COOKING! A bit about growing Basil: Height in inches: 24" - Spread:...

Where has BASIL Pesto been all my life?

Blog: So Succulent Gardens   -   Friday October 09, 2009   -   By Blossomfarm

Believe it or not after all the years of growing basil, I have never tasted pesto. I had planted about two 50 foot rows of basil plants and was planning to make basil vinegar for sale...... but since sales have been down, I decided not to waste anymore vinegar...

Yummy Yummy Sheep Sorrel

Blog: Morgan Botanicals   -   Monday August 17, 2009   -   By Jessica

Sheep Sorrel is one of my favorite "weeds". It's an ubiquitous weed in gardens, pastures, meadows, and lawns; and persists in areas of poor drainage and low soil fertility; in gravelly sterile fields; and is very difficult to eradicate. But, well...


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