I like to find new recipies, online, in cookbooks, magazines, etc. and try them out. Naturally I always find more recipies I want to try than I have time to try them. So a couple years ago I started putting the ones I'd print off in a binder... which became a mess of random recipies, some I had tried and wanted to try again, some I'd tried and didn't like, and tons that I never got around to trying. I could never find the ones I was looking for and very quickly this system reached the end of it's usefulness.
Enter the idea of a kitchen and garden journal. I decided to start one
What I've found: It's an awesome little resource! I can find the recipies easily (and they are attached to a page so I can't misplace them), I can reference canning data, I know what type of tomatoes I planted last year
and when the first one was ripe, plus I have random garden commentary, and more. In short, this kitchen and garden is one that works really well for me so I thought I'd share :D
2 comments:
Wow, it's beautiful! I've started I-don't-know-how-many garden journals, which never get any farther than the seeds I planted that day...sad, because with a controlled experimentation to take advantage of the microclimates in my yard I could probably get year-round tomatoes and lettuce!
Thanks for the great idea! Congrats on the new nephew - he's adorable & the new job!
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