Sometimes the massive amount of labeling and non-GMO-labeling and plants and seeds and EVERYTHING in the green shopping market is one giant hot mess. Some mad scientist has opened up a can o’ whoopass on us throwing in a drama cocktail which has all the subtlety of a reality T.V show like Hell’s Kitchen combined […]
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Blueberry Smoothie – Rich and Creamy
Blueberries are one of my favorite fruits especially fresh local organic blueberries. During blueberry season, I stocked up on these tiny blue gems and frozen them to make sure I had some throughout the winter months. My favorite way to eat these guys is with vanilla cashew cream or making my favorite blueberry smoothie. Most of […]
Planting a Sustainable Front Lawn Veggie Garden
I was lucky enough to speak with the lovely and garden savvy, Shawna Coronado this past week-end. She oozes green, and has the most wonderful and upbeat personality. You can’t help, but love her! I am very excited to have her share her knowledge on how she planted a sustainable front lawn vegetable garden, and […]
Project Green Foot- Week 31
This past week we went out to eat a little more often than usual because J.P’ parents were visiting and we spent the week-end in Austin. I did pack snacks to avoid purchasing prepackaged foods and I did of course have our to go goodie bag handy. I also made sure to compost waste and recycle […]
Project Green Foot- Week 29
You know when you really want something and have been thinking about it for a few days and when the time comes- no dice? Well, that is exactly how I felt on Friday at the farmers market. I was down to the last few cucumbers on Thursday, so I just threw them in my juicer […]
Local Sustainable Tomato Salsa
This past week was Canada Water Week, a week-long celebration of water from coast-to-coast-to-coast. This years theme was “Discover your water footprint.” What does this mean to you? A water footprint is that of an individual, community or business and equals the total volume of freshwater that is used to produce the goods and services […]
Project Green Foot- Week 28
The carrots at the farmers market are the biggest, fattest and most delicious carrots I have ever seen and tasted. I tend to buy a lot of them during the week because I enjoy juicing them. Carrot and apple or carrot and pear juice really are one of the most refreshing juices. I love the […]
Project Green Foot- Week 27
I was disappointed with our CSA basket this week. It just seems they threw a bunch of random fruits and veggies in a basket with little though. I am pretty sure the only thing local was the tomatoes. We decided we are going to cancel our CSA basket and just purchase from the farmers market. […]
