How-To Store Vegetables Cheat Sheet
Farmer John, who runs an organic farm in Illinois called Angelic Organics, has created a cheat sheet on how-to store vegetables. Everything from tomatoes to cucumbers from zucchini to beets and other commonly (and not so commonly used) vegetables are displayed.
This is great and useful information on the proper way to store veggies. Sometimes we know this stuff, but over time simply forget, a good written reminder IMHO is always welcome.
View the vegetables storage cheat sheet here.
Source [Angelic Organics]
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Thanks for the tips. I too seem to have a river of celery occasionally. I printed these out to keep in my kitchen.
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What a great idea to post a vegetable cheat sheet like that. I don’t know how many veggie I buy make it into the trash before I ever eat one bite of them.:(
Anyway, I am having a Vegetarian Challenge at my blog. I hope you will check it out. BTW, if you know of anyone else that may be interested in the challenge let them know.:)
I forgot to respond to the snake comment! Hehe, yea.. the live mouse thing is kinda harsh. He eats four per ’sitting’ about once a week. He does not usually go for thawed frozen mice so it’s all I can do. He does not have venom or anything though. Mice would probably prefer that, to what he does. He is a constricter. He just wraps them up and squeezes. Kinda harsh, I know. He refuses spinach when I offer it, so this is just how it’s going to be.
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Hey we almost posted on top of each other at problogger so I though i would stop over and say Hi.
Love the site, good to see people spreading the green word. The vegetable storage sheet would be a great resource for people who don’t like finding that green goo at the bottom of the refrigerator and going “i don’t remember buying celery”
Anyway, keep up the good work