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Fresh Spinach Falafel

Posted on June 9, 2017January 15, 2021by Hema

Spinach this month is certainly doing its thing in my raised bed and with the rain and warmer spells, it is becoming so lush. Oh the joy of harvesting vibrant green leaves from your own kitchen garden! Of course having such lovely greens can only mean its necessary introduction to one of my favourites … the […]

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Homemade Hummus and Radishes

Posted on May 20, 2017January 16, 2020by Hema

When you have a beautiful vegetable freshly picked from your garden, it takes very little to make it into a tasty meal! Radishes are flourishing this spring and they add a great crunch to not only salads but also to sandwiches. Particularly so when you have the creaminess from homemade hummus. Now you may think […]

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Baby Leeks for My Chickpeas

Posted on April 5, 2017July 17, 2020by Hema

There is no better way to flavour a dish of chickpeas than a bunch of leeks …baby leeks! It is such a proud moment when you harvest your first leeks. Yes, I know they don’t look anywhere near the size that are seen in the shops but I’m calling mine baby leeks. I’m sure they’ll taste […]

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Kale Falafel

Posted on March 19, 2017January 16, 2020by Hema

With lots of purple and green kale from the garden, I thought they might make a great addition to my falafels. Chives are also flourishing in this warmer weather and they will certainly give a fresh herb flavour. Now that’s all my greens sorted! For the base, I am using raw chickpeas which I have soaked overnight in […]

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Easiest falafels

Posted on June 22, 2016May 2, 2018by Hema

Now I love falafels and I have tried several different methods over the years, with not much an exciting end product …until I saw this recipe. It is easy whether you soak and cook your own chickpeas or you use the tinned variety and the best thing is that you are cooking them lightly in […]

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Exciting start this weekend! 🎉Ginger grow along Exciting start this weekend! 🎉Ginger grow along has begun and a big welcome to everyone who has joined me! Still time to join in the fun, all you need is fresh ginger (organic if possible), new multipurpose compost and a pot or container. All in my stories today for you and saved in my Ginger 2021 highlight so you can refer to it whenever you need to. A beautiful Sunday here with blue skies and hope you had a lovely Sunday too! 🤗💚🌱 I’d love to see your ginger posts and stories, please tag them with @growwithhema  #gingergrowalong so I can share your journey too! More details about how I grow ginger on my blog, link is in my profile for you. 😉🙌🏼💚
All potted up! My mint cuttings have become plants All potted up! My mint cuttings have become plants now on my windowsill, swipe to see their journey. In another exciting news, the #gingergrowalong has begun this weekend, going in for a soak overnight ... all in my stories today and you are all welcome to join in! Happy Saturday and stay safe everyone! 🤗💚🌱
Loving the fresh greens this winter! A cold but dr Loving the fresh greens this winter! A cold but dry day with the sun peeping out, which meant I had to pick these for my kitchen. This spinach beet and chard, even more tasty after the frosts that we’ve been having. I only pick the outer older leaves, leaving the younger ones to keep growing. All in my stories today if you’d love to see what I’m making with these! Happy Friday everyone, enjoy your evening and stay safe! 🤗💚🌿 These greens were all grown from seeds in summer in my raised beds outside and they’ve been giving lots of harvests since autumn. I will keep harvesting till late spring .. yum! 😉🌿🙌🏼
Peppers in pepper pots! This is how I grow my bell Peppers in pepper pots! This is how I grow my bell peppers ... in terracotta pots in the unheated greenhouse. Wishing for some of this warm sunshine from a summer gone as today has been full of puddles and umbrellas .. no snow here yet! Stay warm sun safe everyone! 🤗💚☔️ I start my bell peppers from seeds every year. They have to be sown early to give the fruits time to ripen. I’ll be sowing my seeds this year in a couple of weeks so that by the time they germinate, daylight levels will have improved. If you are sowing them now, grow lights are ideal or else the seedlings will become leggy.  I grow them in the house until the weather warms up in spring and then move them to my unheated greenhouse where they will spend the rest of the year! I grow these bell peppers exactly like my chillies, tips and step by step guide on my blog, link is in my profile for you! 🤗🌱❤️
An update on my mint cuttings as so many of you re An update on my mint cuttings as so many of you requested! The roots are so well formed and must pot these up now with new multipurpose compost. Just a change of water every few days and these are going to be my new mint plants! Enjoy your Wednesday evening everyone and stay safe! 🤗🌱🌿 This was shop bought mint that I pulled a couple of sprigs out of and then popped them in this recycled jar with tap water. Every few days, I refreshed the water. That’s all! Hope you give it a go too! 😉🌱🙌🏼
The best thing about growing your own tomatoes fro The best thing about growing your own tomatoes from seeds is that you can pick and choose your favourite flavours! Yes .. tomatoes can have a range of sweet, tangy and fruity tastes. They can be cherries for snacking, slicers for salads or plums for cooking. Have you discovered your favourites yet? Happy #tomatotuesday everyone ... the days are getting just that little longer now! 🤗💚🍅 If you’ve not grown tomatoes from seeds, I have my favourites listed on my blog post, link is in my profile! 😉🍅 Tips and a step by step guide on the blog post too! 🌱No greenhouse needed if you have a sunny sheltered warm spot! 💚
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