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It’s Almost Already Spring

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Stephanie StewartOctober 19, 2013

Is it spring yet? It depends on what system of timing you are using. If you go by the Chinese calendar, it has been spring for over six weeks now. If you go by the western calendar spring starts tomorrow. … Continue reading →

Posted in For Your Garden, Things I Learned From Gardening | Tagged BaZi, Chinese calendar, equinox, Feng Shui, metaphysics, spring, Wood

We Call It “The Infusion”

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Stephanie StewartMarch 5, 2013

I’m not sure it exactly fits the definition of an infusion, but that is what my family calls the homemade drink we make to relieve cold and flu symptoms. When you read the ingredients it probably won’t sound good to … Continue reading →

Posted in Et Cetera | Tagged cold, flu, infusion, remedy

Camellia japonica “Debutante”

Posted on February 6, 2013 by Stephanie StewartApril 7, 2015

I’m not a big fan of pink in the garden but in this case I am going to have to make an exception. Have you ever seen a more delicate and fresh pink than this Camellia japonica “Debutante”? I hereby … Continue reading →

Posted in For Your Garden | Tagged Camellia, Camellia japonica, For Your Garden, plants, winter, winter garden, winter-blooming

Simple Tamale Dough

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Stephanie StewartDecember 3, 2014

This is another slightly modified Rick Bayless recipe. I admit you can substitute vegetable shortening for the lard but I refuse to put it in the actual recipe. For me, tamales are special holiday food that should not be tampered … Continue reading →

Posted in Tamalada | Tagged Cook and Eat, Fresh Food, holiday recipes, home cooking, Mexican, recipes, tamalada, tamales

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