Household Goods 2

A great day had by all. Informative, educational and entertaining, and don't forget about the beautiful and tasty foods

Taranaki is on an organic kai roll! 🥳🥰👏

Some great info here from Fodder Farm

Apple Cider Vinegar and Other Homemade Vinegars There are many recipes which claim to be Apple Cider Vinegar on the internet, but unfortunately too many of them are not the real deal. They are diluted versions of Apple cider vinegar, and we need…

Autumn days 🥰

We are gearing up for another fabulous WOMAD 'wrist banding' Market at the Urenui Community Centre tomorrow! From the orchard we will be selling our heritage apples (Hetlina, Lobo, Liberty, Peasgood Nonsuch, Monty's Surprise) along with carrots, beetroot, Neekar Golden Runner Beans, herbs and blooms. From the kitchen we will be selling crackers, granola, and lots of preserves. I'll also be taking along my seed bank! So pop in (rain or shine) and support local growers, makers and producers.

Come on down over on Friday! We have an epic market planned, food truck & Mr whippy.

If you are going to womad, you can pick up your wrist bands also, otherwise just come and browse all the goodies.

Feastival Taranaki is a celebration of local growers, producers collaborating with chefs, food lovers and venues to bring a seasonal explosion of events. Get in quick and book your tickets for Taranaki's Autumn Feastival - one event has already sold out! https://feastival.co.nz/

We like clinging onto the last of summer as much as the next person, but one thing that’s going to make the end of summer sweeter is AUTUMN FEASTIVAL! We’re excited to be bringing the fourth Taranaki Feastival seasonal series to you from April 10-14, 2024. This time around there’ll be cocktail parties, long lunches, degustations, beer & cheese evenings and a Taranaki Tastes Sunday Session that will have something for everyone. You can feast your eyes on all the options from tomorrow night when they go live on our website. Tickets will be on sale from THIS FRIDAY 23 FEB. We look forward to sharing more soon! www.feastival.co.nz

After a disappointing start to the growing season (using store bought compost) I've decided that making more of my own compost needs to be a priority.

Organic gardener Kath Irvine: all you need is compost Edible Backyard gardener Kath Irvine is evangelical about the benefits of homemade compost. It's tempting to just buy a bag, but Kath reckons making your own is the secret to a bountiful and healthy garden. She's in to share her knowledge and offer tips for quick and simple compost making. If you've...