Heres a great recipe I adapted to include the beans growing at the moment. I used real chicken so its no longer vegan and increased the chicken cook time accordingly. It was served with rice, pickled cucumbers from the recipe Daizy shared and a salad with rocket, nastursium leaves and flowers, radishes and garlic chives from the garden plus 2 lonely carrots from the bottom of the fridge. It all turned out bright and delicious. The peanut sauce is the the best bit i think so apologies to anyone with a peanut allergy. https://www.pickuplimes.com/recipe/vegan-gado-gado-with-sun-dried-tomatoes-186

https://www.blessthismessplease.com/quick-pickled-cucumbers/ Hi thought we get started with a very simple tasty recipe that I found and use all the time in summer, I usually use red onion in mine and white vinegar, I don't put the recommended amount of sugar as I find it too much for me. Experiment and enjoy.

Sherly cooked this yesterday and I thought this just maybe an awesome Filipino recipe to share with you all next and upload into the Classroom. It’s a simple grilled pork with fresh cucumber and tomato with vinegar. I really enjoyed it. Is this a contender? I think it is hehe. Let me and Sherly know in the comments below and if you want this one as an up coming recipe?

Not exactly a recipe I guess but don't know where else to put it lol.. I have a large massive fruiting mandarin outside my kitchen window. I gave most fruit to Foodbank but had heaps left over... mmm what to do lol..I made jam, but with the skins, I filled glass jars with them added cloves and a cinnamon stick then immersed it all in white vinegar, just left em on the windowsill.. (recipe from off the net somewhere) waited 2-3 months.. Today I filled a spray bottle and it works a treat..the kitchen smells beautiful and it's sposed to be antibacterial...so easy (This is actually a recipe for orange skins)

In this video, my wife Sherly shows you how to cook Filipino Lumpia spring rolls just like they do in the Philippines. Also, look in the category Recipes from the Garden to find more amazing recipes to save money and stay inspired! Enjoy!