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Nourishing and nurturing our future through a shared teaching garden connecting people to food, heritage and community.

Located at 871 N. Cornell St. (1525 W.) Salt Lake City, Utah, 84116

Open Saturday mornings (Spring & Summer: 8 to 10; Fall 9-11) and Wednesday evenings (April-October 6 to dusk)

Monday, February 20, 2012

Strong to the Finish!




Do you know which month is the hardest to eat from your garden? Most people would say January or February, but it's actually April. If you've ever read Barbara Kingsolver's Animal Vegetable Miracle, she experienced the same dilemma. On February 11th I picked spinach and parsnips. The parsnips made their way into a chicken vegetable stew. The spinach patiently waited several days for an opportunity to be transformed into Gateau de Crepes a la Florentine (thank you Julia!). That just means mound or dome of French pancakes filled with cream cheese, spinach and mushroom sauces. So, as we wind down the 2011 gardening cycle, the spinach helps us stay strong to the finish. Now for a strong start: make seed requests, help plan and plant on the first warm, dry Saturday in March.

3 comments:

  1. I want some! What is on the asparagus?

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  2. Just found the blog today that's amazing that you guys are picking things. The kids and I loved the crop swap that was done last year in Rose Park and look forward to trying to do a little more in the community garden maybe I can figure out what to do in my own.

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