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All articles filed in November 2017

Pumpkin Doughnuts

By: Virginia's Vittles November 1, 2017November 2, 2017
recipes, Uncategorizedcoffee, doughnuts, fall, local, pumpkin, recipes, tea2 Comments on Pumpkin Doughnuts

Pumpkin Doughnuts

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Time to make Christmas Meringues! . . . The options for nutrient-rich eggs are getting better at grocery stores, but you sure can’t beat farm eggs. They’re available year round and they offer wonderful nutrition. The only problem is, they’re nearly double- sometimes, triple- the price of the least expensive eggs that are available at supermarkets. A good way to stretch them out? Make inexpensive egg substitutes where you can! . . . Ground flax seeds mixed with water are a great answer for binding together baked goods. Add a heaping tablespoon of ground flax meal to roughly two and a half tablespoons of water for an instant egg substitute! #foodtips #eggs #eggsubstitute #virginiasvittles #savemoney #livebetter
Snow day at the farm 🌨⛄️
Ordinary weeds you say? I say NAY! There hasn’t been any spraying up here on this farm, cultivating many local and often native medicinals. All we need to do is let Mother Earth do her thing. I’m learning all I can about these plants and I’ll be sharing as we go along. I’m so inspired. In awe, in fact. There’s so much power in this world that often goes unnoticed. . . . #blogger #foodie #foodiesofinstagram #herbalism #motherearth #foodjustice #wellnessjustice #virginiasvittles
Beautiful autumn olives still clinging to life as of a few weeks ago! They can be made into a jam. They can be quite invasive, so it’s advised against purposefully planting them, but you may find them on your nature walks. Look for the silver flecks on the berry itself and the silvery underside of the leaf. #herbalism #autumnolive #jam #farming #virginiasvittles #nature #coldweatherfoods
Papaz Yahnisi: Priest’s Stew // A beautiful mix of beef, pearl onions, and tomato sauce. Recipe on virginiasvittles.com or see link in profile. . . #virginiasvittles #etli #beefrecipes #greekrecipes #turkishfoodrecipes #tarifler #dinner #evyemekleri #homestylefood #fallrecipes #foodiesofinstagram #albemarle #lifestyleblogger #farmhousekitchen
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