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Category Archives: Oregon
The Whole Leek, and Nothing But the Leek
I’m a slow learner. I realize now that my mother was well aware of this, and it must have been difficult for her, from a frustration end I mean. Were my education to begin today, I’d probably be labeled with … Continue reading
Posted in Braising, Food, Garden
Tagged braised leeks, Leek, Leek Greens, Louisa Weeping Crabapple
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At Last, The Salmon Post
I’ve never done a post on salmon and I don’t know why – it’s something we make sure we never buy frozen (or previously frozen and thawed), and we avoid farm raised in lieu of better tasting wild fish. But … Continue reading
The Art of Parking
Years ago, we moved to Oregon to rid our lives of the ‘traffic-jammedness’ of city life – anyone who has ever lived in an urban area knows the feeling – you reach a point where you just know you must … Continue reading
The Crabs of Autumn
Our rains have returned. After 4 months of no rain, in the last 10 days, we’ve had more than 5 1/2 inches. That’s a sure sign that our so-called summer is officially ended. Oh, we’ll still have some nice days … Continue reading
Posted in Crabbing, Oregon
Tagged Bandon Oregon, crab traps, crabbing secrets, Dungeness Crab, Neap Tide, Webers Dock
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Garden Metamorphosis
I’m an old farm kid, having spent my years 4 to 10 on a chicken farm in New Jersey. And although we certainly weren’t self-sufficient, I do know I got a good dose of good old American agrilife. We had … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Oregon
Tagged autumn garden prep, Broccoli Raab, Choho Mustard, cold hearty vegetables, Flagpole scallion, Komatsuna, Tuscan Kale, winter garden
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