Cooking with Cheryl

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Pizza night✨ 💚This combo was leftover saag paneer, sautéed artichoke hearts, and a pile of arugula tossed with lemony olive oil on top. Lots of freshly ground black pepper. There’s a link to my go-to pizza dough recipe in my profile.

Join us on Monday to understand the benefits and techniques of organic production through a farm tour at 1000 Stone Farm a small four-season farm in Brookfield that is certified organic by Vermont Organic Farmers (VOF).

Farmer Kyle Doda and VOF staff will discuss the ins-and-outs of running an organic vegetable farm, from the core farming practices to the costs and record-keeping requirements.

This workshop is primarily geared toward vegetable producers, but anyone interested in an educational organic farm tour is welcome to join!

Make sure to grab your spot in advance at www.nofavt.org/events/demystifying-organic-certification-vegetable-farms

Mohead hydrangeas in full bloom.

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I love this low-carb Ground Beef Vegetable Soup that has tomatoes, cabbage, spinach, and cauliflower rice. This tasty soup simmers on the stove and is ready in about an hour!
Recipe Here >>> https://buff.ly/2uZ3MTs

The plants are calling you...

They have a rich and diverse vocabulary and speak in many tongues. For the scientist the plant may speak in the complex language of chemicals and isolates; to the medicine person they speak in the multiversed language of healing; to the poet, they speak of beauty.

No matter what language you speak or comprehend, the plants will converse in a manner that you can understand, though it may take a listening ear and an open heart to hear them. Through their color, scent, medicine power, and beauty they seduce and entice us into the realm of our senses where we hear best their subtle language.

Many people, when they first begin working with plants, don’t recognize the language that plants use. They are listening for familiar words. But words are only one method of communication and, as most people discover, they are not always the best way to convey feelings or thoughts.

Ask anyone who has dug their hands deep in the dirt, planted seeds, harvested medicine, and taken time simply to get to know plants on their own turf, and they will tell you that plants communicate clearly if we but choose to listen.

~ Rosemary Gladstar

What are you hearing from the plants today?

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