Patchwork Living Blogging Bee #6

Welcome to the Patchwork Living Blogging Bee, our Internet version of a quilting bee. Each of our lives is a patchwork of what was passed down to us, what we find around us, and what people share with us. Hosted by myself and Frugal Kiwi, we hope that you’ll join us by adding a virtual “patch.”Each week we feature our favorite submissions from the previous blog hop. Mine are listed below; you can see Melanie’s favorites at Frugal Kiwi.

1. The Backyard Pioneer shared a recipe for refrigerator pickles that looks good. Plus, I love a recipe that starts with 8+ cups of anything!

2. I found the post on soil testing at Eight Acres interesting. Soil testing is something I’ve been meaning to do since my soil is so puny.

3. My Kids Eat Squid shared a recipe for homemade fruit leathers. Apparently the secret ingredient is applesauce!

Thanks to everyone who shared a post last week! Authors of featured posts are invited to display our special “Featured on Patchwork Living Blogging Bee” Badge. If you choose to display it, please link back to the post in which you were featured.

Time to add your piece to the quilt. We hope you will share the best posts that you have to offer to enrich our lives in this week’s Patchwork Living Bee. Now, for a couple guidelines for our new Blogging Bee community.

  1. Please share links to posts that will help our readers live a more simple, sustainable, and frugal lifestyle.
  2. Recipes are welcome, but remember we cook with real food around here, so if you post something made from boxes, cans, and processed cheese food, we may exercise editorial control and hit the delete button.
  3. Please place a link back to one of the hosting blogs. You can write a new post announcing you’ve linked in to the blogging bee or simply add a sentence to the bottom of the post you are sharing saying that it is part of the blogging bee and adding a link to this page. This will help build the Patchwork Living Blogging Bee community and bring more readers from everyone’s blogs over to have a look and learn from the shared wisdom.

Now for the exciting part, new links. Also, if you’d like to add the Patchwork Living Blogging Bee Badge to your site, you will find the code over in the left sidebar. Need a smaller size? Let us know. Happy linking!

Please remember to add a link back to this post!

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If I may add. As a reader I would like to see more pictures, that makes it more appealing and more irresistible.

Thank you for hosting! This week I have shared the following three seasonal farm-to-table recipes that I made last week and one blog posting:

celery & turnip soup
http://theintentionalminimalist.blogspot.com/2011/09/celery-turnip-soup.html

mediterranean kale salad
http://theintentionalminimalist.blogspot.com/2011/09/mediterranean-kale-salad.html

zesty cucumber mango soup & salad
http://theintentionalminimalist.blogspot.com/2011/09/zesty-cucumber-mango-soup-salad.html

what is csa black box cooking?
http://theintentionalminimalist.blogspot.com/2011/09/what-is-csa-black-box-cooking.html

Happy cooking!

The Intentional Minimalist

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