Parmesan and Sunflower Crackers
Delicious sunflower seed biscuits, grain free, gluten free recipe.
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March 24, 2016
Kale Chips – Tangy Sunflower, Parmesan and Spicy Cashew
Three tasty crispy kale chips! Full of antioxidants, vitamins and even seaweed for extra iodine and minerals these kale chips are easy to make.
July 28, 2012
City Street Garden – Reclaimed with Seed Bombs
This is a project I have been working on for a couple years now. After few failed guerrilla garden attempts at various places around the city I found a good spot for a garden.
July 19, 2012
Sunflowers and Bacteria Clean up Radiation
It is said that sunflowers can remove 95% of the radiation in soil in 20 days! Around Fukushima sunflowers are being planted to help clean up the radiation. Bacteria also have nuclear clean-up abilities.
September 24, 2011
Oil Pulling Detox
Oil pulling is an ancient traditional method of detoxification. Cold pressed organic sunflower or sesame oil are swished through the teeth for 15 minutes. These oils are powerful antioxidants.
March 27, 2010
Parmesan-Pumpkin Seed Crackers
This tasty snack can be made with any nut or seed or combination of. It makes a great crust as well.
- 1c curds (ground)
- 1c pumpkin seeds (soaked, toasted and ground)
- 1/2 c sunflower seeds (ST&G)
- 2T butter or other fat (coconut, tallow, goose)
- 1/2c parmesan
Method:
I don’t have a food processor, but I have a great spice grinder which I use for everything I don’t use my mortar and pestle for. I grind up my curds and seeds with this and then mash everything together with my hands. I have always loved feeling the texture of foods ever since I baked as a kid. Feel free to just use a food processor.
March 10, 2010
Pests in the Balcony Garden 09
We had a serious attack of spider mites. They started in the catnip and yarrow and somehow got to the choko and beans. They took the choko down in no time, fortunately it is a hardy plant and it has now grown back to where it was when the spider mites devoured it.
This was my first real run-in with spider mites, which are quite a common especially in container and greenhouse gardeing. I tried neem oil and washing the leaves off, but I think my problem was too advanced by the time I used these measures. I finally found a recipe for a light glue that is sprayed on the back of the leaves and smothers the mites. This has to be done every so often as the eggs will keep hatching. It seems to have finally put a stop to them and my beans are looking a bit better. I also gave them a dandelion tea because I thought it might help add some potassium to the soil and that is another thing beans can easily become deficient in if they are in containers.
July 28, 2009