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Sourced from milkwood permaculture blog: https://www.milkwood.net/ So you’re resolved to grow the best darn vegetables ever. You’re on a mission […]
Madagascar Pods are large and cream in colour. Once peeled they reveal STUNNING, large, purple flecked beans. The vine grows […]
Ingredients: 3 cups bunya nuts, soaked in water overnight10 eggs1/4 Tbs bicarb sodapinch of saltdash of Apple Cider Vinegar(Buttermilk if available, optional) Method: Crack […]
Ingredients: 2 cups of yam flour1/2 Tbs saltWater Mix flour and salt. Add water a little at a time until the dough […]
DEMONSTRATION It’s BUNYA NUT ‘fall to the ground’ SEASON! So this Thursday night, Zaia Kendall will entertain us and satisfy […]
‘Find a Frog in February’ is a citizen science program delivered by the Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee that enables […]
Another LIVE DEMONSTRATION at our January 2019 Permaculture Meeting At this months Permaculture meeting, Zaia Kendall will do a live […]
by Brian Collaro, chef and regional prepared foods coordinator at Whole Foods Market Ingredients: 1 pound cooked shrimp 1 large […]
Making the Plant… In a wide-mouth, sterilized jar place 10 cups rainwater, one dessertspoon of ginger and one dessertspoon of sugar. […]
Violet Salad 1 lettuce 10 sorrel leaves 12 water chestnuts, peeled and sliced 1 cup cherry tomatoes 1 cob of […]
Source: Edible Plant Project Submitted by Heather I made these for a party last night and they were great. The purple […]