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Salmon Baked in Phyllo with Tarragon Dill Sauce; Ode to the Hoe

Thyme for Cooking Posted on March 29, 2013 by KateAugust 10, 2013

There are 12 sheets of phyllo in a box. Admittedly, it’s not at all expensive, but I still hate to waste it. I was making Samosas and Cigars a few weeks ago, and I ended up with 4 sheets leftover. And no desire for more Samosas or Cigars – at the moment. Mon mari suggested salmon. Yes, you read that correctly, mon mari made a dinner suggestion involving fish. Either … Continue reading →

Posted in Fish and Seafood; more in Main Dishes, Garden, Harvest, Preserving | Tagged baked salmon, gardens, hoe, phyllo dough, salmon en croute, weeds

Tomato Garlic Salad; Gardening, part 2: Weeds

Thyme for Cooking Posted on June 21, 2009 by KateAugust 16, 2013

Tomato Garlic Salad There are two kinds of gardens. 1. A fresh, clean, new garden.  A spot is chosen, the top bit of ground, with all the growing stuff, is removed, a load of fresh, rich black topsoil is brought in, distributed, raked and: Voila! It's a garden. The soil is easy to work with and there are no old weeds to contend with. Our allotment (community garden) in Andorra … Continue reading →

Posted in Garden, Harvest, Preserving, The Side Salads: Greens, Vegetables | Tagged garlic cherry tomatoes, hoeing, hoes, tomato salad, weed control, weeds

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