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Sunday, June 2, 2013

My Container Gardens

Cilantro & Basil
Cilantro is great for making fresh salsa and any other mexican dishes.
Basil, of course, if great for Italian recipes.

Grapefruit Mint & Oregano
Grapefruit Mint is great in some fresh green tea or even a Mojito.
Oregano is wonderful in Italian food also.

Onion Chive & Sage
Onion Chive works on almost anything.
You can top your baked potatoes, grilled seafood, or even on a salad.
Sage, there is nothing like fresh sage added to fresh ground pork sausage.
 
Container gardens are wonderful if you love fresh herbs or have limited space.
These containers are on metal baskets mounted on the outside of my deck railings. 
 The only draw-back to having a container garden is
that they do require watering & fertilizer more frequently.
However, the ability to go out an cut fresh herbs for your recipes is priceless.
 
Fresh Marinade for Any White Meat 
Equal Parts of Finely Chopped Onion Chive, Basil, Oregano, Rosemary, and Cilantro
1 shot glass of Lemon Juice
1 shot glass of Lime Juice
1 shot glass of Worchestershire Sauce
1/4 Cup of Olive Oil
 
Marinade Overnight
 
Throw it on a charcoal Grill
 
Mmm-Mmm Good !!!!!
 
 
 

2 comments:

  1. Great idea if you have limited spaces.

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  2. I love the containers you have shown. They are pretty and useful too. The recipe for the marinade looks delicious, but in that color font, it is hard for me to read. I don't know if it just my computer or not, but thought it was worth mentioning.
    I have tried containers before, and I especially loved growing tomatoes upside down in those special planters. My only trouble is the only spot I have for them gets full on sun from morning til night and even watering twice a day is hard on them. They wilt and perk back up, but it is very time consuming. Do you have any suggestions for watering?

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