Greetings Fernies!
Our Sweet Chickens have been growing quickly, it is so exciting! However, after doing some math and guesstimating that our 6 hens can lay, if happy and healthy, about 2-300 eggs per year (!) (EACH)
So, while intending on sharing/trading them with the community is important, even then, That Is A Lot of Eggs,,,,so an impending surplus looks likely for this former Vegan's dietary habits, so... It was decided that we needed to add some more dishes to the routine besides my favorite , French Toast.
Mama Hope is wise, and just spontaneously explained how to make a Quiche, from what we had on hand!
This was a great and hearty way to get our Egg intake up, have plenty of protein and (choice of seasonal) produce crops, and will certainly be added to our regular rotation when our own lovely pet chickens begin to lay!
Also, upon making (and devouring) this creation, it was surprisingly much more fun and easy than expected, Enjoy this,,,Quiche, er. ...Egg Pie! (PS: Thank you chickens!)
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
RADishes!
Today, we were greeted with a lovely bounty of radishes from one of our earlier planted raised beds!
This was our very first 'crop' and we were thrilled to see all of these multicolored easter egg, white icicle, and purple roots quickly grow into beauty and deliciousness. (Cannot wait for our 'watermelon' variety to pop up! They are absolutely RAD)
This was a super easy entry into the wonders of gardening on your own and we highly recommend getting out in the soil YOURSELF and putting down many radish seeds in your yard, deck, or even at your favorite park! (they will be done in 4-6 short weeks!)
One scrumptious way to devour these goodies is in a lightly pickled radish slaw; here is a recipe for your enjoyment~!
This was our very first 'crop' and we were thrilled to see all of these multicolored easter egg, white icicle, and purple roots quickly grow into beauty and deliciousness. (Cannot wait for our 'watermelon' variety to pop up! They are absolutely RAD)
This was a super easy entry into the wonders of gardening on your own and we highly recommend getting out in the soil YOURSELF and putting down many radish seeds in your yard, deck, or even at your favorite park! (they will be done in 4-6 short weeks!)
One scrumptious way to devour these goodies is in a lightly pickled radish slaw; here is a recipe for your enjoyment~!
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