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pink floral sketch elegant menu pane vino on the avenue to go menu antipasti calabrian calamari | cornmeal crusted calamari, calabrian chili, pickled red onion, scallion, lemon aioliburrata | fresh burrata cheese, sauteed leeks, pea puree, grilled truffle crostini stuffed artichoke french | pan fried

paulino mixed field greens, grape tomaotes, cucumbers, carrots, house-made balsamic vinaigrette fresh ricotta, mozzarella, spinach, crispy pancetta, red onion, roasted garlic butter pane vino on the avenue monroe avenue rochester, ny lamb lollipops | spinach & asiago cheese stuffed artichokes, sherry lemon...

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/firming agent for pickling recipes. however, alum is no longer recommended for home canning use, as it causes nausea and gastro-intestinal problems when consumed in larger doses, and must be removed completely by rinsing pickles repeatedly if used to prevent illness. altitude [al-ti-tood] distance of

a location in feet (or metres) above sea level. antioxidant [an-tee-ok-si-duh nt] something that stops oxidation and prevents fruit and vegetable discolouration, including ascorbic acid (vitamin c), citric acid (lemon or lime juice) - or a mixture of both acids. artificial sweetener [ahr-tuh-fish-uh...

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from the farm randomness about our life, work, and stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. wednesday, july , these sunflowers were actually accidents...just spilled birdseed, really, but they're one of

also, he is starting to *think* about flying....he will run a few feet, then sort of take off and glide a bit, then touch down and run some more. but you know what?...

https://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2007_07_08_archive.html

but seriously - just email or call if you are interested in adopting one of them. they are used to kids, cats and dogs, are litterbox trained, and ready to go home! yesterday was a busy day!

donna did her annual impersonation of a swamp monster - she always crawls into the pond to get it cleaned out before the winter. it's a stinky, slimy job but this year she had "help" - beaker thought it was a fabulous game!...

https://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2007_09_30_archive.html

been quite busy. this is today's haul to the post office - one day. packages. going overseas (singapore, australia, france and to the uk). so, yeah. that's what we've been doing. so, it was raining this morning. and mom's mini-herd is used to getting twice-daily outside romps - they get to get out of

for a size comparison, the one on the left is delilah, the oldest baby, and delafino is on the right. here donna oversees her herd. the babies just run around in a hysterical little mini-gang, neighing and bucking and eating and playing really having the time of their mini-horse lives. in sad news, we...

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from the farm randomness about our life, work, and stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. wednesday, july , these sunflowers were actually accidents...just spilled birdseed, really, but they're one of

also, he is starting to *think* about flying....he will run a few feet, then sort of take off and glide a bit, then touch down and run some more. but you know what?...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2007_07_08_archive.html

but seriously - just email or call if you are interested in adopting one of them. they are used to kids, cats and dogs, are litterbox trained, and ready to go home! yesterday was a busy day!

donna did her annual impersonation of a swamp monster - she always crawls into the pond to get it cleaned out before the winter. it's a stinky, slimy job but this year she had "help" - beaker thought it was a fabulous game!...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2007_09_30_archive.html

been quite busy. this is today's haul to the post office - one day. packages. going overseas (singapore, australia, france and to the uk). so, yeah. that's what we've been doing. so, it was raining this morning. and mom's mini-herd is used to getting twice-daily outside romps - they get to get out of

for a size comparison, the one on the left is delilah, the oldest baby, and delafino is on the right. here donna oversees her herd. the babies just run around in a hysterical little mini-gang, neighing and bucking and eating and playing really having the time of their mini-horse lives. in sad news, we...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2008_07_20_archive.html

our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. friday, january , old fashioned herbal candies - part . our good friend sally k. forwarded us this recipe - she hasn't tried it yet, but forwarded it because it uses sugar instead of

liquid sweeteners - an easier and better option for some. she got this recipe from the book herbal sweets by ruth bass. sally kilkenny january at : pm cups boiling water cups herb leaves with stems and blossoms (peppermint, spearmint - or any of the mints, horehound, wintergreen, lemon verbena) cups...

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our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. friday, january , old fashioned herbal candies - part . our good friend sally k. forwarded us this recipe - she hasn't tried it yet, but forwarded it because it uses sugar instead of

liquid sweeteners - an easier and better option for some. she got this recipe from the book herbal sweets by ruth bass. sally kilkenny january at : pm cups boiling water cups herb leaves with stems and blossoms (peppermint, spearmint - or any of the mints, horehound, wintergreen, lemon verbena) cups...

http://prairielandherbs.blogspot.com/2010_01_24_archive.html