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Thus inspired by the collages created by artist and teacher @billyrenkl I’ve spent the last few days cutting up the seed packages I’ve been saving for years. They were too beautiful to throw away. Now I’ve got to figure out a composition, although this photo makes me mighty happy as it is. #welcometomymornings #collage #collageart #seedpackets #kitchengarden
Tortilla Lasagna. Today our @thenashvillefoodproject cook team made 25 hotel pans of lasagna. Bottom layer: enchilada sauce, then a layer tortillas, followed by diced, seasoned sweet potatoes with cilantro, next a layer of home-cooked pinto beans, then fresh spinach, cheese, more tortillas, more enchilada sauce, and finally more cheese. The sweet potatoes gave it a nice and different flavor. Good idea Chef Manager at St Luke’s kitchen @kelbrij #growcookshare
T-minus 3 days until I plant peas, collards, spinach and a few other cold-hardy faves. ❤️Day is planting day. Hopefully, the ground cover plants in the raised beds have done their thing over the winter and improved the soil with added nutrients, air pockets, water, and microscopic organisms. #wintergardening #backyardgarden #backyardgardener #urbanfarmer #growyourfood #vegetablegarden #kitchengarden
Meet Chef Dante, new to Nashville, Italian baker extraordinaire, selling Italian desserts @nashvillefarmersmarket on Fridays and Saturdays. Sfogliatella and Canoli are the real deal, the best in Nashville. He hales from NJ and Philly where his family owned 4 Italian bakeries. #therealdeal
Hakurei and Scarlet Queen, both Japanese radishes. This time of year they are sweet. In the spring they have a bit of a bite. @lostweekendfarms at @richlandparkfarmersmarket open 10-12 every Saturday during the winter. #boughtthemfortheircolor #kitchengarden
If Valentine’s Day makes you want to make a heart-shaped cake, as it does me, may I suggest this one? Growing up as the only girl with six brothers, I made this cake every Valentine’s Day (single-decker, not this giant double-decker!) for my brothers. I totally ❤️ them and they and their friends were a good audience for my constant desire to try new baked goods. I am a baker at heart. This recipe for chocolate cake is my all time favorite and the only one I use now. The ganache frosting is to die for. Change the ratio of cream to chocolate and it makes a great hot fudge sauce on ice cream. Recipe link in profile. Happy ❤️ Day! #loveyourneighboryall #heartshaped #heartshapedcake #chocolatecake #brothersisterlove #valentinesday #birthdaycake
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