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Two people from South Jersey (we'll call them 'John' and 'Lisa') who share a love for food and things South Jersey posting their thoughts and experiences.
It might make you laugh.
It might make you think.
It might make you hungry.
And, if you have a laptop and are reading this suspended upside down, it might make the blood rush to your head.
Well, it's finally happened- my little beauties are ripe and ready to be gobbled obsessively. I happen to have little cherry tomatoes that are ripe at a golden-orange color, sweet but still complex; but the those big, bad boys are still my favorite. (read full article)
My very first, long-awaited Jersey tomato ripened in my garden this week. One small, delectable tomato- too small to make a salad or slice up and serve with mozzarella... what to do?Then it hit me. inspired by the Anne Burrell interview we did, I tho (read full article)
My very first, long-awaited Jersey tomato ripened in my garden this week. One small, delectable tomato- too small to make a salad or slice up and serve with mozzarella... what to do?Then it hit me. inspired by the Anne Burrell interview we did, I tho (read full article)
Yes, yes, I know I've been complaining about the trials and tribulations of my garden; but the one thing it's been giving up this week is cucumbers. And more cucumbers. I'm talking that every time I check on these plants, there's another one of these (read full article)
Yes, yes, I know I've been complaining about the trials and tribulations of my garden; but the one thing it's been giving up this week is cucumbers. And more cucumbers. I'm talking that every time I check on these plants, there's another one of these (read full article)
My garden is breaking my heart. At least, the squash borers are.At first, all was well- my babies were growing big and strong, and I had big dreams-dreams of boxes of zucchini, pumpkins in fall, and all sorts of bounty, all grown on my front lawn. Th (read full article)
My garden is breaking my heart. At least, the squash borers are.At first, all was well- my babies were growing big and strong, and I had big dreams-dreams of boxes of zucchini, pumpkins in fall, and all sorts of bounty, all grown on my front lawn. Th (read full article)
You might say I'm really preoccupied these days. You might even say I'm, well...obsessed.I was talking with John in the car the other day, rambling on about my latest garden ideas: "You know, I saw some packages of late planting potato sets, maybe af (read full article)
We have something to confess...we've killed our lawn.Actually, it may have been more of a neglectful "lawnslaughter". It's has been quite dead for a number of years, thanks to a fungal infection on the sod. We didn't know much about grass, and by th (read full article)
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