now that i'm at the harvesting stage for my worm bin, i'm beginning to wish i'd gone this route!

Quoted: No flashing lights, bikes or iPods here. Just worms in a box. Eating. Update: I've added this to the "repurposed&q...

seems like a useful site.

Quoted: A seasonal local foods resource for chefs, restaurateurs, home cooks and gardeners in the greater Puget Sound region.

I am one of the capitol hill worm cultivators :-)
quoted: Meet the new goldfish for urban hipsters.

From Belltown to Capitol Hill, condo and apartment residents are making room for the red wiggler, a slender worm that eats half its weight each day and produces prodigious clumps of poop ("castings") — perfect for enriching pots of tomatoes, strawberries or just about anything else.

camp food definitely can be less than exciting. i like these ideas.

Quoted: Out on the trail, your menu choices don't have to be bland and boring.

i've been reluctant to use the microwave and then i often end up avoiding many yummy vegetables because i just don't have time to prep them... but it looks like it is time for me to revisit

Quoted: Your microwave oven can be put to use in more ways than just reheating coffee or softening ice cream.

delicious :-) great downtown breakfast option.

mmm. next time I go to vancouver I'm going to have to check out some of these other Indian restaurants.

Quoted: In Vancouver, you can find a complex savory food world beyond butter chicken and lamb korma.

Had dinner here yesterday in Vancouver -- really good! Definitely worthwhile.

grossssss! (says the vegetarian)

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