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amaranth porridge is delicious!I'd like to grow amaranth, but am unsure of what I'd do with it in large quantities to make it a true staple. I've only ever used it whole as a minor addition to crackers, ground as a minor addition to bread, and popped as a moderate addition to granola.
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Roberto pokachinni wrote:
Moderation, PAH! That's a cultural myth based on neo liberal politically correct nonsense.
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Benton Lewis wrote:One thing about staples is which variety do you plant of the staples. Corn, beans and squash are good. But which varieties of corn, beans and squash are the most "staplish"?
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Benton Lewis wrote:One thing about staples is which variety do you plant of the staples. Corn, beans and squash are good. But which varieties of corn, beans and squash are the most "staplish"?
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Tyler Ludens wrote:I love all the color variations in your crops, Joseph! Very inspiring!
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Todd Parr wrote:Joseph, what do I read to get started doing what you are doing? I don't have a clue. I really don't understand the landrace thing at all.
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"It is, of course, one of the miracles of science that the germs that used to be in our food have been replaced by poisons." - Wendell Berry
Tyler Ludens wrote:Yes, but pigs are not what I would consider "crops"! This thread is about plant foods, specifically.
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Laura Sweany wrote:I recognize the primary focus is plants, hence it's lodged in the "growies" category, but I believe fats play in integral role in caloric intake, especially when cooking grown foods. Let's recognize the cross-pollination, shall we?
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Casie Becker wrote:n if it's reasonable to grow olive trees for the oil in the homestead?
Jan White wrote:things I was doing instinctively while thinking, "this isn't really the way I'm SUPPOSED to do it, but oh well," had good reason behind them. Other things I did because I thought it was the only way, I've now happily abandoned. So thank you very much
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Joseph Lofthouse wrote:Here's what the moschata-zucchini look this evening...
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