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Here is an easy roasted radish recipe that my family and I have enjoyed as a tasty side dish with fresh radishes!  Preheat Oven to 425ºF Ingredients: - 1lb Radishes, stems removed, ends cut - 1 Tbsp. Olive Oil or oil of choice - 2 tsp salt - 1 tsp pepper - 1 Tbsp. dried or fresh herbs of choice - 1 tsp Garlic Powder - Fresh Chives for garnish (Optional) Directions: 1. Line baking tray with parchment paper. 2. Wash Radishes well and cut off stems and bottom of the radishes. Place on baking tray. 3. Add oil and...

    When it comes to growing a garden almost every vegetable you grow has such a high nutrition value because it's grown with more nutrient in the soil, no harmful sprays or chemicals and most importantly -  because the gardener can harvest the vegetable in it's prime when it's loaded with healthy nutrients and vitamins and then consume it right away. There's no question marks on how and when that vegetable was harvested or how much nutrition is in it. However when it comes to growing your own vegetables there are some that truly stand out to consider planting....

  Sprouts - the super easy, and fast way to enjoy something fresh and nutrient-dense anytime of the year! Sprouts are simply germinated seeds - most commonly alfalfa (which is most commonly found in stores), beet, radish, broccoli, kale, red clover and even legumes like peas and even lentils! You can enjoy sprouts in sandwiches, on salads, in smoothies, on top of stir frys and pasta dishes or even just as is! Growing up I'd enjoy getting alfalfa sprouts from the store and putting them in sandwiches but since growing them myself I've found them to be more dense and...

  What do you think of when you think of fresh produce from the garden? Do you envision crunchy green peas, or a vine of sun-ripened, juicy tomatoes? Is it a bushel of vibrant, green zucchini or a carrot pulled out of the moist earth? All these veggies make up such a luscious and tasty garden and normally when I'd think and plan a garden this is what I would think of first. But one collection of veggies which should be in the forefront of my garden planning gets thrown in later and that is - greens.  What I mean...

Carrots are one of the main crops a lot of gardeners will grow in their garden, but did you know there are 4 main different types of carrots - yes types not varieties. Knowing about these 4 can help the gardener decide which specific ones to grow for their garden space or how to better grow them. So read on and learn these 4 types! Imperator: Origin: U.S 1928 cross between Nantes and Chantenay Pros: - Nice Slender Look - Highest Sugar Content - Long Carrots that grow up to 10'' long - Preferred Carrot for Fresh Eating Cons: -...