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Thinking Noodles? Think Asian!
CBS News - Mar 29 10:00 AM They're not quite the same as Italian pasta, and they're a great way to expand your dinner repertoire. They're also being sold in more and more grocery stores. Tori Ritchie has recipes for delicious dishes using them.
Thinking lettuce? Head for gourmet
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This week in the garden
Winston-Salem Journal - Mar 24 12:00 AM Like this article? You may plant the following in the vegetable garden: asparagus, beets, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, onion seeds or sets, radishes, rutabagas, spinach, Swiss chard, turnips, potatoes and carrots.
Spring has sprung, however, cold weather could still come
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About.com - Mar 24 5:00 AM In much of Thailand, pad Thai is a daily staple. This fried noodle dish is relatively easy to make and gives the people at your table a small dose of the hot and sour mixture of seafood and vegetables that the Thai love... (3-4 servings)
Around your house 3/21/07
Southeast Missourian - Mar 21 4:36 AM Gardening Things to do this week Delay planting if the garden soil is too wet. When a ball of soil crumbles easily after being squeezed together in your hand, it is dry enough to be safely worked....
It's the Year of the Cabbage and Kale
Hollister Free Lance - Mar 21 11:21 AM When I left you last week with the Year of the Viola, I promised to write about the featured vegetables for 2007. The National Garden Bureau has named 2007 the Year of the Cabbage and Kale. The National garden Bureau is a nonprofit organization based in Illinois that publicizes flowers and vegetables.
On the web: Kwong Recipes
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - Mar 21 3:15 AM Kylie Kwong s technique of first steaming the fillets awhile, then adding the cabbage leaf sections to the same steamer basket keeps the cooking fuss-free. Adapted from her Simple Chinese Cooking (Viking Studio, 2007).
Cabbage Isn't Just For St. Paddy's Day
Hartford Courant - Mar 15 12:27 AM Every year about this time, I start thinking about eating cabbage, a vegetable I don't pay attention to the rest of the year. I don't know why, because it is versatile, easy to prepare and has many health benefits.
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