http://www.redrobinhomestead.com Recent blog posts from my shop. en-US Since lettuce doesn't mind being root bound, and can tolerate shady areas, I used the bottom two planters to create a mixed garden of red and green leaf lettuce, kale, and various other leafy greens sourced from a local organic supplier. The top had full sun and a deep planter, just perfect for the fresh herbs.... Fri, 30 Apr 2021 21:15:09 -0400 https://www.redrobinhomestead.com/post/1014455096070/pallet-planter-diy https://www.redrobinhomestead.com/post/1014455096070/pallet-planter-diy?pub=1619831709 A few years ago I experimented with painting sugar cookies prior to baking, but I didn't like the result. Once the cookies had puffed up slightly in the oven, it cracked the coloured finish and ruined the look I was going for. I had a theory that pie pastry would give a better finish since it technically doesn't rise, and I was right. Mon, 01 Mar 2021 09:03:09 -0500 https://www.redrobinhomestead.com/post/1008330987972/painted-pastry https://www.redrobinhomestead.com/post/1008330987972/painted-pastry?pub=1614607389 We ate the pine bark bread slightly toasted with some vegan margarine and drizzled with some of my homemade dandelion honey. I loved the rustic combination of flavours. You could definitely taste the pine tree bark, but somehow that woodsy flavour paired with the strong floral flavour of the dandelion honey made it such a pleasant experience. Wed, 30 Dec 2020 09:57:54 -0500 https://www.redrobinhomestead.com/post/1002676853688/scandinavian-pine-bark-flour https://www.redrobinhomestead.com/post/1002676853688/scandinavian-pine-bark-flour?pub=1609340274