Tomato & Sweet Bell Pepper are perfect flowers. They pollinate themselves and I have never seen tomatoes cross, even when grown right next to each other. At …
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Question by John: Is there a website where you can list ingredients and it will give you recipes using them?
I am looking for a website where you can type in Sweet peppers, squash, potato, tomato and it will give you a list of recipes using those ingredients. I have tried many cookbook websites but most of them just have a search bar. I am looking for a little more.
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Answer by Silent Sunday
allrecipes.com has that. You’ll see the ingredients option right above the search bar.
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@snooch1975 😉 Marigold is said to help with many problems w/ the body.
Mostly gardeners use them to help keep pest away. Thanks for watching and
leaving a comment.
Very good info thank you I am in Mass. our weather sinks it has been
raining for ten days . Last year I had my garden planted already. I have
some radish and peas but when I planted them two days latter we had two
feet of snow, so one third are growing . Sometime I want to give up , you
give me hope
@msrose312 Thank you so much for your kind words…. never give up hope or
let set backs stop you. You would cry if you had seen all the work and the
places I had to leave behind. Starting over is hard. But I will never give
up working & gardening no matter how many set backs. Keep smilin and keep
on pluggin! With Warm Regards & Respect, A
why cut the brocolli back?
@cornsnakecrazy21 That is one thing about gardening & mother nature…. you
The bean is like any other, needs a trelis of stake to
may have your plans, but they are the rulers! Rain is good, bless it and be
happy for it.
climb and lots of warm weather,sun, rich soil. Pick them young and often,
Middle of the season let your best beans mature on the plant, when they
start to die pull them by the roots hang to dry. Gourds need to climb, lots
of sun and water, fairly heavy feeders.
wondeerfull i didnt know you could use marigolds for anything you are
wealth of information
your going to reap rewards with that garden on how much work you did in so
little of time much respect and love
I purchased ginger root at a local Indian store & planted it. It likes
partial shade,rich well drained location. Not sure about your zone but heck
for a few cents it is worth a shot. Good luck!
@cornsnakecrazy21 I have rare Kale from Seeds of Change, Victory & Baker
Creek. As soon as you see green cover them. Depending on how long your
season is will determine how long you can keep covering. About half to 3/4
way through your growing season stop covering. Let grow to produce flowers.
After the vines die you collect the potato on a cloudy day or near sun
down. Potato should never ever see sun light.
This is thee best way to grow a veg. garden.It makes it more exciting
because you can miss things one day,and discover things in the same spot
the next day Vs. planting a square garden in one spot. Vegetable and Flower
gardening is so addictive.Many people ask why we go through all the work
when you can buy Veg. at a super market,or a produce stand. They just
simply do not get it. These people are the ones who spend all their time at
the bar or something.Now that is a waste of time !
Just gorgeous!!! I have four fig trees and none of them have set fruit yet
but they set late last year so I’m hoping for some at the end of the
summer. We’re picking our potatoes now. Did a big ol blog on it with
pictures, so much fun actually digging them up and cooking them right away.
Love the look of your chard also. Ours didn’t come up so well but we’re
going to try some different seeds soon and see how they do. Putting ginger
root on my list of things I want to plant now too.
Yes, all of the broccoli I have grown & the cauliflower produce a second
head, providing conditions are right. They are smaller than the first and
much of the time they also have many little heads sprouting from lower
portion of the stock. If the second heading was to be allowed to flower &
go to seed I would only use the seeds to eat as spouts. I would never plant
them to get crop.
To eat it. It is a cool temp lover & if it heads early enough, cut back it
will sprout more heads. The heat sets in early here in SC, so sometimes I
can only get one good food harvest. Broccoli raab is much smaller heads
than reg. broccoli. But if you want seeds you can’t consume. You would just
let the first head flower & go to seed pods.
@077mrx Great news to hear. What part of the world are you located?
Thanks,I really do appreciate kind words! Xo, A
@cornsnakecrazy21 I was reading to pick very small and use in stir fry.
They will be the size of a footbal when they are mature enough to collect
seed. Pick mature gourd and take indoors. Let stand on counter until you
see “moldy” type spots showing up. Cut, collect & wash seeds. Place of
paper plate to let dry in a well ventilated dark some what cool spot.
because those are destined to make smaller plants?
Cool, but they will most likely return to the dominate original variety in
one or two growing seasons. I have not tested this but the info comes from
a long time grower. I have only ever had one cross occur in all my years of
growing tomatoes of different variety side by side.
After every Summer,I throw all my veg scraps all over my gardens for
compost. Welp….it’s the end of Sept.2012,and I have just discovered that
I have two tomato plants that cross pollinated.A Brandywine with a San
Marzano plum tomato. I am definitely going to save the seeds from this tom.
plant.I never saw a strain like this before.
I couldn’t agree more! Thanks for watching & leaving word.
My squash r blooming. Radish r making. Seed string beans r coming. On
thx love your videos much N
really nice
You are a gardening machine! Looks great.
I have a question.I never thought about growing ginger until I saw your
video.I live in N.E. Pa. miles away from N.E. Phila. Can I grow Ginger in
my climate ? I never saw ginger plants for sale at my local nurseries.
@LawnsAreDumb Thanks! We had many other fruit trees of all kinds but
couldn’t bring them from our last place. They had grown to be so big & it
was the wrong time of year to move them. I had a set of kiwis that grew to
about 30 ft tall. They are stunning plants. The red ribbed chard is one of
my favorites to grow & eat. Took a while for the ginger to pop. I think I
am going to buy more and try it in a few other spots. Mt tea plants just
started to spout too. Very exciting! Xo, A
@MajorRager76 Ditto. Thanks. I picked so much today. Tonight will be a
feast! Love to you!
@ceadeses LOL,thanks. My man calls me a machine too. He is 12 years my
junior. He thought he could work hard until he landed w/me.
Epicurious has an advanced search where you can tick off ingredients:
http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/advancedsearch
Krafts Foods has a three ingredient recipe search on its homepage
http://www.kraftfoods.com/kf/dinner/DinnerLandingPage.aspx
Supercook has one too, you just list the ingredients you have in the search bar.
http://www.supercook.com/
Recipe Puppy is an ingredient based recipe search engine. Enter your ingredients or try an example search:
http://www.recipezaar.com is the best in my opinion. It has more recipes than allrecipes and you can customise the search with ingredient or health specifications. For example, you could search for lowfat, chocolate cookies that don’t have dairy. Another example would be potato soup without ham but with parsley. You can also do exactly the search that you suggested or you could search squash, main course recipes that include tomatoes. If you then look at the list and realise that most the recipes have that match those terms also have nuts but you don’t have any you could then narrow the search further by excluding nuts. It’s very handy.
There are tons! Bookmark these so that you can use them later.
http://allrecipes.com/Search/Ingredients.aspx
http://www.thriftyfun.com/recipes.ldml
http://www.bhg.com/recipes/browseRecipes.jsp
http://www.mealtime.org/index.aspx
http://www.tasteofhome.com/Search/Advanced
http://freegroups.net/recipes/
http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipefinder/
http://www.recipematcher.com/
Good luck!