_Perhaps one of the greatest motivator for perennial permaculture farming is the quality of the food. Couldn't pass sharing pictures of this delightful gourmet dish. Here are the ingredients: Grass-fed, Hazelnut-apple-chestnut finished pork. Dry-cured for about a week Seasoned and hanged to dry in the meat pantry On the left: Juniper berry, hungarian paprika, red wine, black pepper pancetta. In the middle: jamon iberico On the right: Black pepper, brown sugar, vinegar pancetta lacto fermented red pepper tips and honey-soaked blueberries to cleanse the palate. Not shown: Shepard's Hard Cyder Homegrown heaven! Commentssteve carrow 01/13/2012 8:37pm
I just saw the new additions to the website. Good job. Speaking of peppers, I tried lacto fermenting for the first time with a batch of cayenne pappers for hot sauce, seems to have turned out ok.
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Jason 04/29/2012 4:59pm
You can get a few altruistic people into permaculture to "save the planet", but that breakfast should get EVERYONE interested!
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