Slow food
Slow food is the complete opposite to quick and easy snacks that are mostly cooked in the deep fat fryer. There is even a Slow Food movement that promotes using the freshest of ingredients and a very traditional (slow) method of cooking. The result being more vitamins, healthy fats and much more flavoursome food.
Is this now the reason why so many of us are getting into the trend of growing our own small range of kitchen herbs? Perhaps. I always find it really fascinating to see how such a small seed can grow into something edible, but the best part is actually eating your own home-grown produce. No more afternoon trips to the supermarkt, just freshly picked herbs and vegetables from your very own garden.
Would you also like to enjoy some home-grown, eco-friendly vegetables? In this blog, I’ll give you a few tips to help you get started on your very own kitchen garden.
1. The right spot
2. Make a plan
3. The right tools
4. Good or bad weather
5. Pest control