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ryan’s resurrection: a tale of lovage and a bloody mary worth your suffering

31 March 201331 March 2013JBBLeave a comment

What’s not to love about the unmistakable, vibrantly herbal blast of lovage?  It’s as if a posh designer got hold of celery and added psychedelic green flowers to the scent, and thinned out the stalks into slender hollow tubes, coiffed…

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bibulous, garden, recipes, spicybibulous, bloody mary, lovage, ryan stotz

has it sprung?

10 March 201310 March 2013JBB5 Comments

Did you get some gardening done during this sunny, gorgeously warm weekend?  I finally planted the peas (Green Arrow and Cascadia shellpeas and Oregon Sugar Pod II snowpea) at the end of last week, hedging my bets again this year…

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niblets: wearing o’ the green edition

17 March 201217 March 2012JBBLeave a comment

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!  Plant at least one potato for good luck, tradition tells us.  Then again, tradition tells us it doesn’t snow in March.  Forecast for Monday: low 42 degrees, snow showers.  That doesn’t even make SENSE.  Sheesh. So…

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dark days challenge #10: “foraged” salad with apple, walnut and quince dressing

24 January 2010JBB4 Comments

The foraging was in my backyard!  To balance all the confit I’ve been eating, I had a keen yearning for a serious salad for this week’s Dark Days Challenge meal.  Now, I’m not talking about insipid heads of butter lettuce,…

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happy st. patrick’s day: new potatoes with wild dandelions and cress

17 March 200917 March 2009JBB4 Comments

Everyone in the Willamette Valley (except me) knew to plant their potatoes on St. Patrick’s Day.  Mine are still in a little bag on my kitchen table.  Are yours? Instead, I sit inside and dream of fluffy mashed potatoes, tossed…

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