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  1. How to Blanch Greens (the easy way), starring those superstars of nutrition: broccoli leaves

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    April 3, 2019 by Hope Gardens

    Sure, the traditional green broccoli head floret is very attractive and to grow one feels like such an accomplishment. But …
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  2. A MONTH OF WINTER VEGGIES: BROCCOLI (and the real star: their LEAVES)

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    December 30, 2014 by Hope Gardens

    When you have limited space in your home vegetable garden, you have to make tough choices about what to grow. …
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  3. A MONTH OF WINTER VEGGIES: BEETS (and the blog-bombing PEA SHOOT)

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    January 10, 2014 by Hope Gardens

    I love you guys. I mean it. Cause I don’t even like beets. But YOU do. And beets are easy …
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  4. A MONTH OF WINTER VEGGIES: KOHLRABI

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    January 8, 2014 by Hope Gardens

    Now here’s a veggie totally suited for a WTF, CSA? blog. This veggie is sometimes called the sputnik of vegetables …
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  5. Veggie Low Down: ARUGULA

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    January 6, 2014 by Hope Gardens

    Welcome to the wonderful wonders of WINTER GARDENS! I am profiling my favorite winter veggies this month. I hope to …
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  6. How To Plant Your Edible Parkway Garden

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    September 4, 2013 by Hope Gardens

    10 Tips for Planting Your Edible Parkway Garden On Tuesday, August 13th the L.A. City Council approved 15 to 0, …
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  7. Cooking With Turnip Greens

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    July 29, 2013 by Hope Gardens

    Turnip greens can be picked gingerly while turnips are growing. You can probably get one or two harvests before allowing …
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  8. Cooking with Radish Greens

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    July 29, 2013 by Hope Gardens

    Radish greens are delicious in potato soup. A very simple way to prepare radish greens is to saute them in …
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  9. Cooking with Beet Greens

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    July 29, 2013 by Hope Gardens

    This simple classic (which can be made with any type of green) is great on its own as a side …
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