I received a few wonderful compliments this week that still have me smiling. I’m sharing these with you all with the premise that happy news shared is doubled J
Waiting for me at 9 am at the farmers market last Saturday was a man that said he and his wife had bought some pattypans and green beans from me the week before at market and it was some of the best food they had ever eaten and he drove 90 miles from Gwinnett County to get more! Wow! If I hadn’t been so stunned I would have gotten out my Iphone and put him on camera!
This week was the return of the Trotter, Dunham and Patchen gang for Farm Camp. This is the
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I eat a tablespoon of sauerkraut most mornings with my
breakfast. You can spend a bunch of money
on probiotics or you can make your own kraut for very little money and get the
freshest probiotics possible for your gut.
Cut up or shred one cabbage in a food processor (use the slicing blade,
not the cheese shredder blade or it will be mush) and add ½ tbsp salt to
shredded cabbage. Knead shredded cabbage
as if it was dough until water starts to appear. Pack into wide mouth quart mason jar and use
wooden spoon to press down into jar. Put
lid on loose as it will bubble over as it begins to ferment so make sure to
place jar in bowl. Store in cool place out
of direct sunlight (like a pantry or laundry room) and check on every day or
so. Once bubbling has stopped is ready –
generally 2-4 weeks. Refrigerate and Enjoy!
I will see you all tomorrow at the CSA pickup from 10-12 at Fromage. Please bring a bag for your goodies.
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