Certified organic AsparagusWe’ve been waiting for the arrival of asparagus, heralding longer daylight hours, our inevitable march towards the vernal equinox.
Anna Thomas (Love Soup) created a fresh, bright green soup with asparagus, fennel and snap peas.
This is what we’ll make! What will you do with your asparagus?
Milkman DIY Raw Almond Cacao Milk – makes 1 quart milkNow you can make your own fresh, nutritious milk – containing all the nutrients your body needs, and without preservatives and additives found in boxed milks!
This kit is surprisingly simple, with just a few steps. Once made, you can use your milk for drinking pure, or for baking and cooking.
All tools are included: Instructions, 1 quart mason jar, 1/2 lb raw organic almonds, pink Himalayan salt, raw organic cacao powder, reusable nut milk bag.
(Not included: Blender, strainer and refrigerator. You’ll have to come up with those items.)
Find this in our baking section! Dee-lish!
Succulents from Lone Pine GardensRing in January with fresh succulents from Sonoma County.
Make sure you have a spot in your home that receives full sunlight for most of the day, and come on in to choose the succulents that call out to you!
These – of course – make great gifts. Like for Valentine’s Day. Any day. Just sayin’.
We’re going solar –
Together we can do this! Every little bit helps!
2014 image of Lake Oroville, CA.
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