2c garbanzo beans
3/4c oil olive
1/3c tahini
3T lemon
1 whole bulb of garlic
1T real salt
1/4 of a lose bag of fresh nettles or lets say a cup of dry re hydrated
a little spring water to get it moving in the processor of even a blender if that's what you have...
3/4c oil olive
1/3c tahini
3T lemon
1 whole bulb of garlic
1T real salt
1/4 of a lose bag of fresh nettles or lets say a cup of dry re hydrated
a little spring water to get it moving in the processor of even a blender if that's what you have...
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Re: nettle humus
Fri, April 20, 2007 - 2:21 AMjust chiming in here appreciating you being here,
holding the intentions and the visions
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Re: nettle humus
Fri, April 20, 2007 - 2:30 AMthanks john you are a kindred spirit check your blog comments... well it takes longer to write telepipthy lol...
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Re: nettle humus
Tue, May 29, 2007 - 2:52 AMhahahaha
i thought this was a thread on soil building and i got all excited. -
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Re: nettle humus
Mon, June 4, 2007 - 11:01 PMopps did l spell humus wrong... do say it worng at times too lol... nettles do make great compost for building the soil even if it's humanure...
pray my nettle pesto is posted on soul cafe as its be a staple this year for me and mine... froze lots of pints and wish l hade made more... may prune a patch and pray for a second harvest before my bday party friday... it may work for spurring a fall harvest too...
stingingly;;;freewil
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Re: nettle humus
Sun, June 10, 2007 - 2:32 PMI've cut them back and thrown a tarp over for a week or two to try and get staggered harvest times.........to some success. The urge to go to seed from season and heat gets greater. They certainly are a wonderful food. The hummus recipe sounds really good, and the pesto really great! Now i don't have a patch nearby, and buy them dried from a health food store and boil them up with othe veggies and mushrooms into soup or broth.....Crude but effective. I eat them several times a week this way.
Happy birthday!
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Re: nettle humus
Sun, June 10, 2007 - 8:45 PMYou are going to think I am an idiot...I have no idea what garbanzo beans are, tahini or nettles.... Who knew learning to eat healthy would be so difficult??? lol -
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Re: nettle humus
Sun, June 10, 2007 - 9:08 PMchick peas = garbonzo beans, ground sesame seeds = tahini and nettles are a plant that stings you if you rub up against it so if they grew in texas you will have seen or felt them... you may use sweet basil as a subsitute in you humus...
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