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Pies are one of my favourite ways to use up leftovers! These pies are a great way to mop up after a roast chicken dinner: the meat can be used for the filling, bones can be used to make stock for the sauce & leftover gravy can be poured on top. These individual pies with pretty plaited lids are really easy to make. Cutting pastry into strips rather than cutting circular tops is a nice way to prevent waste. If you don’t finish all the pastry you can roll it back up again & pop in the fridge or freezer. 🌱 Make stock with the bones by submerging in water in a pan and simmering for a few hours. I love the depth of flavour lovage adds to a stock so I usually add a stem (leaves and all) towards the end, but you can use any herbs & other vegetables you fancy. Drain off the bones (remember to put the bones in your bokashi bin!) and set aside. 🌱 Dice onion, celery, carrots and leeks and sauté in oil and butter until soft. 🌱 Add some flour (a couple of tablespoons) and mix that in to get rid of any lumps. 🌱 Add white wine and mix. 🌱 Pour in your homemade stock, stir to combine with the floury liquid already in the pan and cook for a few minutes. 🌱 Add your chicken. You can also add mushrooms, bacon, herbs and any extra veggies too. I usually add thyme and sage or tarragon to my chicken pies 😋. 🌱 Spoon into individual pie dishes (ours are old Charlie Bingham dishes which we’ve collected from friends & family over the years). 🌱 Cut the pastry into strips & use one strip to make a rim around the dishes for the lid to stick to. Use the remaining strips to make a lattice on top of the pie. 🌱 Bake in the oven at 200 Celsius for 45 mins, but check periodically to make sure the lids aren’t burning. 🌱 Reheat your gravy from your roast dinner and pour on top! #pie #zerowaste #selfsufficient #gyo #growyourown #growyourownfood #homestead #smallholding #garden #lovegardening #kitchengarden #veggarden #plants #igrewthis #ediblegarden #gardendesign
Pies are one of my favourite ways to use up leftovers! These pies are a great way to mop up after a roast chicken dinner: the meat can be used for the filling, bones can be used to make stock for the sauce & leftover gravy can be poured on top. These individual pies with pretty plaited lids are really easy to make. Cutting pastry into strips rather than cutting circular tops is a nice way to prevent waste. If you don’t finish all the pastry you can roll it back up again & pop in the fridge or freezer. 🌱 Make stock with the bones by submerging in water in a pan and simmering for a few hours. I love the depth of flavour lovage adds to a stock so I usually add a stem (leaves and all) towards the end, but you can use any herbs & other vegetables you fancy. Drain off the bones (remember to put the bones in your bokashi bin!) and set aside. 🌱 Dice onion, celery, carrots and leeks and sauté in oil and butter until soft. 🌱 Add some flour (a couple of tablespoons) and mix that in to get rid of any lumps. 🌱 Add white wine and mix. 🌱 Pour in your homemade stock, stir to combine with the floury liquid already in the pan and cook for a few minutes. 🌱 Add your chicken. You can also add mushrooms, bacon, herbs and any extra veggies too. I usually add thyme and sage or tarragon to my chicken pies 😋. 🌱 Spoon into individual pie dishes (ours are old Charlie Bingham dishes which we’ve collected from friends & family over the years). 🌱 Cut the pastry into strips & use one strip to make a rim around the dishes for the lid to stick to. Use the remaining strips to make a lattice on top of the pie. 🌱 Bake in the oven at 200 Celsius for 45 mins, but check periodically to make sure the lids aren’t burning. 🌱 Reheat your gravy from your roast dinner and pour on top! #pie #zerowaste #selfsufficient #gyo #growyourown #growyourownfood #homestead #smallholding #garden #lovegardening #kitchengarden #veggarden #plants #igrewthis #ediblegarden #gardendesign
Slugs! Should we love them or hate them? Although they can be a nuisance in the garden, they play an essential role in our ecosystems: they build healthy soils by recycling dead plant matter and they feed other wildlife such as hedgehogs and toads. In fact, only around 20% of slug species in the UK eat living plants! It can be tempting at times to go on a slug killing rampage, reaching for the slug pellets, beer traps and nematodes. In order not to disturb the balance and biodiversity in the garden, it is worth considering a more passive approach to slug management. The trouble is, if we start playing “gastrogod” by killing slugs ourselves it could damage population numbers to the extent that it impacts on soil health & other wildlife who are dependent on them for food. Slug treatments are also non-discriminatory: they will affect all slug species including the innocent folk who were merely munching on a couple of dead leaves and never touched a lettuce! 🌱 Tip 1: in order to minimise slug damage in your garden, try to encourage predators into your garden by providing them with a welcoming home: ponds, log piles and slightly overgrown areas all provide habitat for nature’s answer to the slug police. 🌱 Tip 2: try sowing seeds into pots & waiting until you have nice big healthy plants before planting them in the ground. Slugs love tender new growth so seedlings are always a tempting snack. Larger more established plants are also more likely to survive a slug attack. #slugs #gyo #growyourown #growyourownfood #homestead #smallholding #garden #lovegardening #kitchengarden #veggarden #plants #igrewthis #ediblegarden #gardendesign
Slugs! Should we love them or hate them? Although they can be a nuisance in the garden, they play an essential role in our ecosystems: they build healthy soils by recycling dead plant matter and they feed other wildlife such as hedgehogs and toads. In fact, only around 20% of slug species in the UK eat living plants! It can be tempting at times to go on a slug killing rampage, reaching for the slug pellets, beer traps and nematodes. In order not to disturb the balance and biodiversity in the garden, it is worth considering a more passive approach to slug management. The trouble is, if we start playing “gastrogod” by killing slugs ourselves it could damage population numbers to the extent that it impacts on soil health & other wildlife who are dependent on them for food. Slug treatments are also non-discriminatory: they will affect all slug species including the innocent folk who were merely munching on a couple of dead leaves and never touched a lettuce! 🌱 Tip 1: in order to minimise slug damage in your garden, try to encourage predators into your garden by providing them with a welcoming home: ponds, log piles and slightly overgrown areas all provide habitat for nature’s answer to the slug police. 🌱 Tip 2: try sowing seeds into pots & waiting until you have nice big healthy plants before planting them in the ground. Slugs love tender new growth so seedlings are always a tempting snack. Larger more established plants are also more likely to survive a slug attack. #slugs #gyo #growyourown #growyourownfood #homestead #smallholding #garden #lovegardening #kitchengarden #veggarden #plants #igrewthis #ediblegarden #gardendesign
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