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Sesame Bagels (Simit)

By: Virginia's Vittles July 8, 2018July 8, 2018
breakfast, Turkish, Uncategorizedbagel, breakfast, cheese, healthy, kahvalti, local, recipes, sesame, simit, tea, Turkish, wheatLeave a Comment on Sesame Bagels (Simit)

Make your own healthy sesame bagels!

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VV, where have you been? 🧐🍁 I’ll tell you! I’ve been using these last few weeks studying herbs, preparing to move to a farm, and getting it all ready to share with you! Yesterday, I studied with my Herbalist teacher and we made marshmallows using the original French recipe, using powdered marshmallow root. This next year of Virginia’s Vittles is going to be the best yet. 🌾🍃🌱🌞 . . . #foodie #locavore #herbal #nutrition
There are things that get better with time. Thankful to live in a place where you can feel the love that’s been poured into the land. #laboroflove #farmlife #farmland #whatscoming #virginiasvittles
Beautiful #goldenrod growing wildly. Making a cup of tea using this plant will help with hay fever, and you can find it in many herbal varieties. It also is beautiful in a vase, a perfect compliment to any seasonal garden. #fallcomfort #herbalremedies #hayfever #fallseason #virginiasvittles
Guys, I’m incredibly excited to talk about the 5th episode of my podcast, Virginia’s Vittles. I spoke with Richard Morris, Program Coordinator for The City Schoolyard Garden, a collection of gardens at all the city’s elementary schools, plus a middle and a high school, taking food curriculum from seed to table, teaching our local children about food production, food security, and environmental stewardship. Richard and I had a candid conversation about food security in a city where nearly 50% of the children qualify for free or reduced lunches, and in some neighborhoods, where a staggering 90% of children qualify. If this is a topic that interests you, I encourage you to listen for free on my website, https://virginiasvittles.com/podcast. To read more about City Schoolyard Garden, visit https://www.cityschoolyardgarden.org/. #foodjustice #locavore #virginiasvittles
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