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Dandelion Fritters Approx. 30 Fresh clean dandelion heads (free of pesticides or herbicides) 1 egg 1/2 c evaporated milk 1 c flour Extra virgin olive oil Stir all ingredients together to make the batter. Heat pan with extra virgin olive oil. Dip dandelion heads into batter by holding the head by the green base near [...]

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The outdoors are still very appealing to me in the winter.  Yes, it’s damn cold, but bundle up, grab your camera, and see the world from behind a lens and first hand!  Here are some examples of beauty in dormancy.             Okay, okay, the rooster is on my back porch but I [...]

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I have been baking since I was a child when my parents would give us the option to either finish up milking the cows or go up to the house and bake something for our evening snack.  Needless to say, I was out of the milk house in a flash! One of my favorite recipes, [...]

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The Square Silo

There are so many things I want to know about this old farm.  Occasionally, I  have to call my 82 year-old Father and ask him to tell me everything he knows about a certain farm monument.  The square silo on our farm was built by Orson Lynn and his Father in the 1930′s.  Forms were [...]

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Lavender Sky

Being a lover of the herb lavender, I just could not believe my eyes when I stepped out the back porch the other night before sunset.  I snapped a few pictures, doubtful that I would be able to capture the beauty but my trusty,  inexpensive camera did the job well! It’s not too often one gets to [...]

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Here in Wisconsin we have a small herb group that meets on a monthly basis.  Recently we met a Lara’s house and she served us “Green Water”. She simply used fresh cilantro and a thinly sliced, peeled cucumber and served it on ice in an elegant, tall-stemmed glass.  It was cool and refreshing and this [...]

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The oils that fall on my top 10 list of favorite oils are there for several reasons.  Each oil is extremely versatile and blend well with others, they are reasonably priced, and they smell pleasing to me. My top 10 list of favorite essential oils is as follows: 1.  Patchouli – it is earthy and [...]

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Sleepy Herb Tea

Here is a great herb tea recipe made up of herbs that can be snatched from the herb garden almost all growing season.  I use an equal portion of each but I go light on the lavender using just a few sprigs of each herb fresh or dried. Sleepy Herb Tea Peppermint or Spearmint Summer [...]

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This time of year it is hard not to wish for a green garden.  It is an excellent time of year to sit and plan for a new  herb garden or even how and where to plant the veggies.   Have you considered raised beds in your garden? On our Farm we love raised beds, not only [...]

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