#RetroSuburbia

Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2026-01-04

Green banana flour. This was made from Cavendish bananas, green but fully rounded out, sliced about 5mm thick and dried at 58C (dehydrator using solar power) for about 8 hours, then milled in my new (to me) op shop Vitamix. It's a lovely fine silky flour. It takes about 40 Cavs to make a kilo of flour, so well worth it.

A close up of some fingers with a fine, near white flour, over a jar of flour.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-12-27

The dragonfruit are flowering!

Two large white flowers with yellow centres against a blue blue sky. Another flower in the background.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-12-17

Next nice harvest will be gramichama. A small, subtropical tree with fruit that tastes just like cherries. And such pretty fruit!

A white bowl filked with dark crimson, smooth glossy  berries with green catlyces.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-12-17

Next nice harvest will be gramichama. A small, subtropical tree with fruit that tastes just like cherries. And such pretty fruit!

A white bowl filked with dark crimson, smooth glossy  berries with green catlyces.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-12-17

Midummer breakfast - homegrown mango, ladyfinger banana, gudgin (davidson plum) and honey, on homemade Greek yoghurt.

A glass breakfast bowl on a wooden table  spoon in the bowl, with slices of yellow-orange mango, slices of banana, and crimson plum, with crimson plum juice, over white yoghurt just visible underneath.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-12-02

For breakfast this morning, I grated one of these tromboncino, mixed with chopped spring onion, lemon thyme, salt and pepper, an egg and a spoonful of flour, shaped into patties with wet hands and fried them in a little olive oil. Put a poached egg on top with some cherry tomatoes on the side. So good.

Four pale green tromboncino zucchinis, yellow flowers still attached, hanging from a trellis. Deep blue sky in the background.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-10-17

In the last week we've gone from peas every meal to beans every meal. Seasons turn.

A hanful of green beans against a background of garden plants.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-09-20

Saag with sourdough naan bread for dinner, so good. This time of year (it's spring in Australia), we eat a whole big bunch of silver beet (chard) most days. Saag or spanakopita or quiche or gozlemes or mahshi selek. But I think saag is my favourite. witcheskitchen.com.au/saag-wit

Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-09-07

A little scramble of egg, peas, broccolini, silver beet, cherry toms, spring onion scapes for breakfast. All

It's a scramble with lots of green, some peas showing, some tomato identifiable,  some pale bits but more veg than egg.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-09-05

We pushed hard and got the new (to us) tank installed yesterday and it rained last night. Half full already! Woo hoo!

A white slimline water tank amongst banana palms at the side of a house.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-08-31

Lots of spring onions in the garden atm so I tried making sourdough Korean scallion pancakes for breakfast. Crispy, flakey, easy, very delicious. #

A plate with triangles of pancake, brown fried outside with bits of green scallion showing through. Fork on top. Bowl of dark coloured dipping sauce in the background.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-08-25

Little bit of sun and our bananas started ripening in the bag. First of 5 bunches we have on, two ladyfingers, two cavs, and this one a ducasse.

A bunch of bananas on a banana palm. Blue sky in the background. The top few hands are very ripe though the rest of the bunch are green.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-08-24

First roast of this year's coffee. I'll roast it a bit lighter next cup.

A small glass bowl full of chocolate brown, slightly glossy coffee beans.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-08-04

Early spring really, the days lengthening fast now. My suburban garden in subtropical NSW, Australia.

A lush and ver diverse foid garden, with broccoli, spring onions, carrots, peas, fennel, lettuce, silver beet all identifiable.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-07-16

First pick of coffee beans for the season. With luck we'll get most of a year's supply thus year, from our little suburban garden.

The whole frame is filled with bright, dark red coffee berries.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-07-13

Refritos, fried egg, broccoli and tomatoes for breakfast. All . .

A fried egg, very yellow yolk broken, on a pile of brown beans, with fried cherry tomatoes and broccoloi florets on the side.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-07-08

Simple everyday sourdough out of the oven.

A boule loaf of spurdough with two ears on a board.
Linda Woodrowlindawoodrow
2025-07-07

My haul of ginger today, from a 40 cm (16 inch) pot on my front porch. I have another couple of plants growing in the garden, and from them I just dig up a bit when I want it. This potted one gets harvested all at once, to make pickled ginger (for rice paper rolls and sushi) and a shoot replanted in new compost each year. Such a lot, for so little space or effort. witcheskitchen.com.au/pickled-

A pile of fresh ginger on a board, maybe 2 kilos of it.

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