Our journey to producing more and consuming less on 1/8 acre in the middle of the city. Urban farming, through keeping backyard chickens and a top bar hive of honey bees, practicing organic vegetable gardening, taking care of several fruit trees, maintaining a compost pile, canning and preserving our harvests and trying our best to do it all ourselves using reclaimed materials where possible.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Beet & Goat Cheese Hummus
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Oooooooh, I might have to try this. I just love that beautiful red colour!
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I don't know why, but I was truly shocked at the color of it! So bright!
DeleteHow did you skin the channa? Do you have a faster trick than just cold water and running your hands around them until the skins float off?
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I wish! I actually used the skinning process as a bit of a meditation and simply popped them out of their skin one at a time :-)
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