Cook asparagus in boiling salted water for 2 min. Drain, then toss with a little olive oil. Heat a griddle pa to very hot, place the spears ont he griddle and cook for a few mins, turning to get a nice charred effect all over. Meanwhile, melt a knob of butter in a pan. Divide the asparagus between 2 plates, season and top each with a drizzle of melted butter and toasted flaked almonds.
"Dandelion greens are one of my favorite bitters! They're not for everyone, but I enjoy their unique flavor. I decided to try them sauteed instead of in a salad and it was a huge hit! Makes good use of those dandelions in the yard or you can usually find the greens at eh grocery or Asian market."
The 2013 Master Gardener class helped to educate the Rhea County community about beans as their class project with a booth at the 18th annual "Farm Day" at Purser Farm in May of 2014 and a booth at the Rhea County Fair in August. Beans are good for the soil, good for you and there is a bean for every taste! Beans put nitrogen back into the soil, can be sown directly into the garden or a container, grow rapidly and produce large amounts in a s
Apricot and Pineapple Sage Vinegar - Ivana Patterson
10 dried apricots
10 hefty springs of pineapple sage
15 whole cloves
10 whole allspice berries
3 crushed cinnamon sticks
Apple cider vinegar to cover
Place the apricots, pineapple sage, cloves, allspice and cinnamon sticks in a gallon jar, cover with apple cider vinegar and set aside for a month or two. Strain into clean jars, label and store in a cool dark place.
3 Master Gardener class helped to educate the Rhea County community about beans as their class project with a booth at the 18th annual "Farm Day" at Purser Farm in May of 2014 and a booth at the Rhea County Fair in August. Beans are good for the soil, good for you and there is a bean for every taste! Beans put nitrogen back into the soil, can be sown directly into the garden or a container, grow rapidly and produce large amounts in a s