Gravy's Cooking Thread
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Yeah, makes a difference, doesn't it? I always save the fat from my Christmas duck or goose in small containers in the freezer and use it to make my potatoes. yum
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Get to know someone who grows chickens. They're usually willing to grow a couple ducks a year if they're guaranteed to sell.
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Ive been growing my own microgreens lately. Mostly Arugula, asian greens, cilantro, different mixes but primarily brassicas and such.
They are ridiculously good on almost anything and easy to grow. Also they have up to 40x more nutrients than adult versions of the plants. I just drop them on everything from eggs to burgers to tacos to pizza to salads to
I grow them indoors without soil and get about 4lbs from 2oz of greens every 10-20 days depending on what I feel like growing. Its just a 1x2 tray, no soil used, and doesn't need much sun. You can get about 30-40 trays per lb of seed.
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Basically, fresh grown, super nutritious, low effort, cheap food. If you want to try something different, or want to grow your own stuff... give them a shot. I can help point anyone in the right direction if they want to try it.
Good stuff
They are ridiculously good on almost anything and easy to grow. Also they have up to 40x more nutrients than adult versions of the plants. I just drop them on everything from eggs to burgers to tacos to pizza to salads to
I grow them indoors without soil and get about 4lbs from 2oz of greens every 10-20 days depending on what I feel like growing. Its just a 1x2 tray, no soil used, and doesn't need much sun. You can get about 30-40 trays per lb of seed.
more info
Basically, fresh grown, super nutritious, low effort, cheap food. If you want to try something different, or want to grow your own stuff... give them a shot. I can help point anyone in the right direction if they want to try it.
Good stuff
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I was just about to bitch at you for not posting instructions after you said it was easy. You came through, thanks! Any suggestions on what you personally use, seed brand etc?Ive been growing my own microgreens lately. Mostly Arugula, asian greens, cilantro, different mixes but primarily brassicas and such.
They are ridiculously good on almost anything and easy to grow. Also they have up to 40x more nutrients than adult versions of the plants. I just drop them on everything from eggs to burgers to tacos to pizza to salads to
I grow them indoors without soil and get about 4lbs from 2oz of greens every 10-20 days depending on what I feel like growing. Its just a 1x2 tray, no soil used, and doesn't need much sun. You can get about 30-40 trays per lb of seed.
more info
Basically, fresh grown, super nutritious, low effort, cheap food. If you want to try something different, or want to grow your own stuff... give them a shot. I can help point anyone in the right direction if they want to try it.
Good stuff
Abefroman
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Any veg or fruit that uses the same water source as livestock is at risk. Seriously though, wash your shit you buy in store because there is always a good chance it has mouse or rat piss on it. I have a black light in my kitchen that I use to tell.