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New HD Video of Vivian Reiss, interviewed in her garden
Posted in art, food, gardens, recipes, thought, travel, urban farming
Tagged amaranth, broom corn, candied rose petals, garden, interview, toronto, urban farming, video, vimeo, vivian reiss
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Tomato Panic or Red Alert [or yellow, purple, white, pink or maybe, striped alert]
Last week I had a tomato panic. I found out that Doris Giardino, who grew my beautiful heritage tomato seedlings for my www.124merton.com rooftop garden, was not growing them again this year. What would become of the annual tomato tasting? … Continue reading
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Tagged ake hopatcong, Anna Russian, baked beans, beefsteak, Campari Tomato, giant belgium, heirloom tomatoes, heritage tomatoes, Kumari Tomato, l, lake hopatcong, new jersey beefsteak, paul robeson tomato, red fig.stupice, rooftop garden, Speckled Peach, Tesco, tomato tasting, urban farming, Wapiscon Peach
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In a circular line, it all comes back
It was announced that for the first time in years the Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks were to displayed in the Hudson River. The last time I had seen them over the Hudson, was in the year of my sixth grade graduation. I … Continue reading
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Tagged 137 Riverside Drive, Circle Cruise Line Manhattan, Circle line, culinary chronicles, culinary historians of Canada, hops, irving garten, Macy's fireworks; 4th of July, rooftop, rooftop vegetable garden, urban farming, urban farming pioneer, William Randolph Hearst
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Horseradish, of Plague and Pleasure
Horseradish leaves in my garden in the Fall The first thing we harvest from our garden in the Spring is horseradish for our traditional Passover plate. We dig up the root ,wash and peel it and then don snorkeling gear to grate it. … Continue reading
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A New Series Beginning: Giant Garden Paintings!
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Radishes
Last week in New York ,I was in a restaurant called Cascabel, www.nyctacos.com a lower east side vibe on the upper east side. Low and behold, what did I see on the menu but radishes with Mexican herbs. Of course I had … Continue reading
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