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    Home » Podcast

    Its a good thing cows don't fly... GardenFork Radio

    by Eric · This post may contain affiliate links, its one way we pay the bills. · 4 Comments

    This week Mike and Eric talk about dishwashers : leaks and greening them. Plus feeding the bees, garden growing favorites, food you order in a restaurant, pinball machines, and more. And help us name our new listener call in phone: what to call it?

    cow

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    1. LJC

      March 11, 2010 at 11:39 pm

      I especially love cooking tv/blog and gardening tv/radio! Thought you might like this tip....try freezing your butter...then grate it with a grater into your flour...so you create that breadcrumb-like texture when making your pastry or dough. I learned this tip courtesy of Chef Michael Smith from Prince Edward Island.
      PS...your tomato fresca penne has become a summer staple in my house! I'm planting extra oregano and basil just so I can make this dish more often lol.
      Thanks for all your tips and insight!

    2. Eric Gunnar Rochow

      March 12, 2010 at 6:58 am

      wow. thanks for that. that makes so much sense. frozen butter...

    3. Monica

      March 15, 2010 at 6:38 am

      Hi Eric and Mike!
      While listening to the podcast, I was agreeing out loud with you about the planting seeds early and Jim kept coming in and asking who I was talking to. Oh, just you guys!

      I planted a row of carrots, beets, and arugula in the beginning of March, just after the full moon. I covered the row with some plastic and have seen some carrot sprouts. Like you said, I have more than I need in the way of beet, carrot, arugula seeds, so if this little experiment doesn't work, it's ok. However, if the soil is really muddy, wait for a dry day to plant. Too much digging in the mud destroys the soil structure.

    4. Christine

      July 21, 2010 at 3:07 pm

      Hey thanks so much for the Real World Green Moment. I had already been using 7th Generation, but now I REALLY glad I do. No wonder my hands broke out with excuma at my folks house when I visited for two weeks. Keep up the great work. I'm slowly working thorugh the radio archives and I've got you linked to my website.

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