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Homegrown / Homemade Video Series

comments (3) April 28th, 2010 in blogs

Ruth Dobsevage, Web producer

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Welcome to Homegrown/Homemade, a video series from FineGardening.com and our sister site FineCooking.com. We're following a gardener (Danielle Sherry) and a cook (Sarah Breckenridge) as they plant, maintain, harvest, store, and prepare garden vegetables under the watchful eye of Juno, Sarah's inquisitive dog.

As new videos become available, we'll be posting links to them here. Click on the images or the titles in the box to see any or all the videos.

	Strawberries • How to plant strawberries • How to maintain strawberries • How to harvest strawberries (coming soon) • How to preserve strawberries: Making Fruit Leather • Cooking with strawberries: Classic Strawberry Shortcake
	Onions • How to plant onions • How to maintain onions • How to harvest and cure onions • How to preserve onions: Caramelized Onions • Cooking with onions: Roasted Onions Stuffed with Prosciutto and Parmesan
	Tomatoes • How to plant tomatoes (and set up supports) • How to prune tomato plants • How to train tomato plants • How to harvest tomatoes • How to preserve tomatoes: fresh tomato purée • Cooking with tomatoes: Heirloom Tomato Napoleon with Parmesan Crisps
	Basil • How to plant basil • How to prune (and harvest) basil • How to preserve and store basil: Pesto • Cooking with basil: Thai Stir-Fry Chicken with Basil
	Squash • How to plant squash • How to care for squash • How to pollinate squash • How to harvest summer squash • How to preserve and store summer squash • Cooking with summer squash: Chocolate-Nut Zucchini Bread
	Carrots • How to plant carrots • How to care for carrots • How to harvest carrots • How to preserve and store carrots • Cooking with carrots: Maple Pan-Roasted Baby Carrots
	Blueberries • How to plant blueberries • How to care for blueberries • How to harvest blueberries • How to preserve and store blueberries • Cooking with blueberries: Blueberry Galette
	Potatoes • How to plant potatoes • How to hill potatoes • How to harvest potatoes • How to store and prep potatoes • Cooking with potatoes: Roasted Red, White, and Blue Potatoes
	Arugula • How to plant arugula • How to care for arugula • How to harvest arugula • How to prep and store arugula • Cooking with Arugula: Pasta with Arugula, Peas, and Prosciutto
	Peas • How to plant peas • How to care for peas • How to harvest peas • How to prep peas • Cooking with Peas: Fresh Pea and Mint Soup with Lemon Cream

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Lenabug writes: I very much enjoyed watching the Homegrown/Homemade series. I learned a lot from both Danielle and Sarah. I wish there were more. I too am interested in seeing a video for peppers. Posted: 11:58 am on April 16th

nadwa writes: I PLANT IN MY GARDEN ,BASIL ,PARSLY,TOMATO,INDEVE
MEZONA,THYME. H VERY INTERESTED WHEN I HARVEST IT, TO DAY I PLANTING GINGER. Posted: 7:47 am on April 29th

gstilwell writes: Will be very interested when you get to planting/harvest and cooking of peppers(bells, pimentoes, hot)
Gary Posted: 8:30 pm on April 18th

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