All Blog Posts Tagged 'banana' (5)

Gainesville has a thriving bicycle culture. A while back, we had a get together called Dinner and Bikes. One dish that stood out as both delicious and creative was curried bananas and kale pasta. 

Wow, amazing flavor that popped out at you! I went home and made some right away.

Last night, I wanted to make it again but I couldn't find…

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My bud Shmal and I have planted some kale we bought from Farmer John at the Gainesville Alachua County Farmer's Market at Bo Diddly Square. Shmal said to me "Hey, Mike - this seems like ornamental kale. I don't know whether it's edible." So, I walked over and took a look. Then, I took a bite. Sure enough, it was very rough and fibrous. I asked Farmer John and he said "It's…

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According to Wired, many studies have shown that banana peels can repeatedly filter water (up to 11 washes) "by absorbing toxins, especially heavy metals in industrial waste like lead, copper, cadmium, and chromium." (Photo from Wikipedia)

Info from Wired magazine, "Three Smart Things About Banana Peels", page 50,…

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I have the recipe here!

 

Peace :)

Did you know you can reduce CO2 and Methane by removing biodegradiable fruit and vegetable scraps from your trash?
The combination makes great soil I put my compost material (kitchen scraps) in the middle of our banana patch.
Now the trees fruit in abundance with large delicious bananas. This is because all the nutrients.
And our trash is fresh and eco-friendly :)