Garlic scape season is kind-of a big deal. It’s fleeting, it’s abundant, and it comes all at once. It doesn’t care that it’s 500 degrees outside. I care. My fair freckled skin cares. But garlic scapes do not care. They wait for no one. And so, I braved the heat to grab a handful of […]
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How to Prepare Garlic for Long Term Storage
“Life is not complex. We are complex. Life is simple, and the simple thing is the right thing.” -Oscar Wilde In a world that is so fast-paced, so aggressive, so offended all the time, so self-absorbed, it can be hard to know…just where does one fit in? Where should your opinions lie? In which direction […]
Pickled Garlic Scapes
I don’t know about you, but I love garlic. Looove it. I love adding it to pretty much everything I cook. I love how the smell lingers on your hands long after you’ve handled it. Some might find that gross. Not I. But what’s more, I really love growing it. I love the fact that […]
Growing Garlic: How and Why You Should Soak Before Planting
It’s that time of year again…when you start seeing garlic planting How-Tos popping up all over Pinterest and in your news feed. That, and pumpkin…everything. Seriously, everything. But what a great time of year it is! For many, the gardening season is winding down and you’re left feeling one of two ways: “That was fun! […]
Garden Quick Tip: When & Why to Harvest Garlic Scapes
Today’s quick tip from the garden pertains to harvesting garlic scapes. Hardneck garlic varieties will produce a stiff, smooth flower stalk up through its middle that is distinctively different than the rest of the plant. This stalk, or scape, has a mild garlic flavor and is used to enhance all kinds of dishes from pesto […]