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I like to grow food, and harvest food from the wild.

Toots may contain un-CW'd meat & booze.

Main: @mcmoots

pronounsthey/she
locationUS Pacific Northwest
dietomnivore

This is your occasional report that I am still alive. And I finally got around to making scrunchies from the fabric scraps @mindspillage sent like 2 years ago! As well as some I got in a big box of samples from someone in my Buy Nothing who does interior decor or something.

The elastic straps from worn-out N95s are the perfect length to use for scrunchies.

#sewing

Roadkill bunny panang curry
Solstice jam: Rose petals, strawberries, rhubarb, pansies (mostly for color, since the rose petals were white), and red clover, harvested from my yard today. Lemon juice, sugar & pectin for chemistry.
I was just wondering where my next batch of bay leaves were gonna come from, now that @eldang and @nein09 aren't around to give me trimmings.

I just spent like 4 hours harvesting (and pruning, and chopping canes for the compost) blackberries, and 4 hours in the kitchen. Yield: 1 blackberry disaster pie, 2 bags frozen blackberries, blackberries for yogurt and smoothies for the next several days. Zucchini bread. Turkey tacos. 2 dozen turkey meatballs for the freezer (there were 3 lb chubs of ground turkey on sale cheap at Grocery Outlet).

v. charmed by my new vacuum sealer.

this morning's harvest
an extremely spring dinner: lady fern fiddleheads and arctic butterbur shoots (from @beaq), asparagus (bought), tempeh, and brown rice. It'd be vegan except that I marinated the tempeh in beef stock, and cooked the rice in elk/chicken stock.

Dinner tonight: Elk osso buco with wild rice pilaf.

I pulled up a bunch of fennel from the garden today, including several big taproots. When I've tried fennel roots in the fall they've been too tough to eat, but these were dreamy, only a moderate woody core that came out easily with plenty of soft mild flesh around it. I put them into the pilaf with the carrots, and now I'm really into the idea of growing some that's been bred for edible roots.

Happy pi day!

1 Kings 7:23

(poll: will I be disinvited from the pi day party for this?)

Baked goods complete.