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Fresh Summer Recipes: From Garden to Table and Beyond
Fresh Eats for Your Summer Harvest You’ve spent all summer carefully watering your garden, chasing away deer and rabbits, pruning and weeding in the hopes of a big harvest. And now it’s here! All at once! Now just how the heck is anyone supposed to eat an entire garden’s worth of vegetables in two weeks?! Fortunately, we’ve compiled these great fresh summer recipes to help you get the most out of your hard work. I grew up in a small town where gardening is a competitive sport. There’s a running joke that you can’t leave your car windows down in August or your neighbors will come along and leave all their excess zucchini in your car. If you’ve never grown zucchini, you should know that they are both hardy and prolific- and they will keep growing until you pick them (please search Google images for “Giant Zucchini”, you will not be disappointed). Some people claim they’re not very good when they get that big, but I’ve yet to meet a zucc that I didn’t like. This green giant is one of my favorite vegetables because of its versatility- you can steam, fry, or bake it, turn it into bread, shred it into noodles, add it to stir fry, arroz con pollo, pasta primavera, use it to make casseroles, soups, or even salads. The possibilities are literally endless. If you’ve got way too much zucchini, tomatoes, green beans, or anything else, we’re here to help. We’ve brought you a collection of amazing recipe ideas to put those garden veggies to good use. And if you’ve got more on your plate than you can handle, we’ve also got some great tips on ways to preserve that excess produce (hint- you can pickle anything!). Fresh Summer Recipes for Your Garden Harvest Salads Here’s a fun spin on an obvious choice: Salad Rolls! (For a detailed recipe and instruction video, click the link above) These rolls are deceptively easy to make. The soft rice paper is stretchy and forgiving, so you can stuff them with a ton of your favorite veggies. Add a protein like shrimp or tofu, or keep it vegetarian for a lighter snack. These salad rolls are perfect for entertaining, or as an on-the-go lunch. To make your own salad rolls, you’ll need rice paper wraps and vegetables- that’s it! Get the rice paper wet, then lay it flat on a piece of parchment paper. Layer your vegetable fillings such as spinach, cucumber, bell pepper, mango, onion, carrots- anything you like, really. Then fold the rice paper and wrap like a burrito. Voila! Pair with your favorite dipping sauce (mine is Thai peanut sauce) and enjoy! Roasted Vegetable Medley Easy and delicious, this recipe for Balsamic Honey Roasted Vegetables will take your sides games to a whole new level. You can use any vegetables you’d like for this recipe; I’d recommend Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, and yellow onions, but you can choose your own favorites. These roasted veggies are great for family dinners, and the leftovers make for great breakfast scramble ingredients! All you need to do is chop your veggies into bite-sized pieces, place them on the baking sheet, drizzle with olive oil, salt, and pepper, and bake for about 35 minutes, tossing once. When the veggies are tender and golden brown, remove from the oven and evenly drizzle the balsamic vinegar and honey over your vegetables. Bake for another 5-10 minutes until the honey starts to carmelize. Serve as a side to roasts, baked chicken, or pork chops. Veggie Stir Fry A family favorite, stir fry is a great way to use up some of your excess garden veggies. There are tons of easy stir fry recipes on our Pinterest board, including this one that will guide you through the basics. My stir fry technique consists of gathering all of the vegetables in my kitchen, throwing them in a wok, and smothering them in hoisin or peanut sauce. That’s it! You can make your stir fry as basic or complex as you want. Pro-tip: add peanuts to your veggie stir fry for a meatless protein alternative that adds an extra crunch! To make a great stir fry, all you need is veggies, sauce, and a side like rice or noodles to help soak up that delicious sauce. Wash and chop your veggies, then toss them in a large wok with about 1 tablespoon of oil- I like chili oil, but you can use peanut, sesame, or even olive oil. Cook on medium high heat for about 20 minutes, or until vegetables are tender and most of the liquid has cooked off, then add the sauce. Stir frequently and cook an additional 3-5 minutes until sauce thickens. Serve and eat! Pasta Primavera Fresh and healthy, this is another versatile dish (can you sense a theme here?) that can be altered to suit your tastes or current fridge inventory. This One-Pot Primavera recipe is about the easiest Italian dish out there. Garden veggies such as tomatoes, zucchini, and onions are perfect for this dish, but you can experiment with your own combinations. I like to add black olives and capers for an extra kick. You can stick with a simple olive oil drizzle, or get really gourmet by adding a couple dollops of pesto to your concoction. To make this fast and easy dish, you’ll need a large skillet or dutch oven. First, you’ll want to saute your garlic in olive oil, then add the water and your favorite pasta. Cook about 10 minutes until pasta is al dente, then add your harder vegetables like broccoli and onions. Once those soften, add tomatoes, butter, and anything else you like to create a richer sauce, such as ricotta or pesto. Stir in and cook an additional 1-2 minutes. Serve with fresh parmesan and basil. Perfectly Preserved: How to Save Your Garden Bounty Too many fresh veggies to cook? Let’s preserve that excess harvest so your hard work doesn’t go to waste! Canning Canning vegetables is a great way to preserve them for storage in the months ahead. The practice of canning produce is basically placing your vegetables or fruit in an airtight container and sealing it. For canning vegetables, you will need a pressure canner. For fruit, jams, tomatoes, and pickles, you can use a boiling water bath to preserve your harvest. To learn more about canning vegetables, check out this guide to canning vegetables. Freezing Another great way to preserve your garden produce is by freezing it. Of course, this will take up quite a bit of room in your freezer, so you’ll want to plan ahead. For best results, you’ll want to blanche your veggies first. Boil a large pot of water, add the veggies, and let them boil for 2 minutes. Then place your blanched veggies into a colander and run cold water over them. Once cooled, place them on a cookie sheet in a single layer, and then place in the freezer. After 24 hours you can pull your frozen veggies out and bag them. Don’t forget to label the bag with contents and date! To learn more about freezing garden veggies, check out this page. Pickling Pickling is a little different; instead of just preserving your veggies for future use, it turns them into something else altogether. Now we’ve all had a classic cucumber dill pickle with a sandwich, but did you know that you can pickle pretty much any vegetable? That Portlandia skit was not wrong- we can pickle that! To pickle veggies, you’ll need to make a brine, which consists of equal parts water and vinegar, a little salt and sugar, and spices like garlic, dill, jalapenos, ginger, or paprika. Then just add your veggies to containers, fill with brine, place in the fridge, and let the magic happen! Check out this guide to quick pickling vegetables in the refrigerator– no complex canning needed! More Fresh Summer Recipes: Need some more fresh summer recipes? Check out our Pinterest Board for tons of innovative veggie dishes and more great resources on preserving your harvest. -
Choosing the best home goods and furniture for your home
While people have wildly different tastes when it comes to arranging their home interiors, there’s one thing we all have in common — we definitely love setting up our house just the way we like it. From the dollhouses of old to the famous Sims video game series, you can see how much joy everyone gets from choosing the best furniture and home goods and creating their dream home, room by room. After all, home goods aren’t just a bunch of items that make our surroundings more pleasant — every piece of home decor that you pick out says a lot about you and your character. And as every homeowner can attest to, there’s a huge number of factors to think of in the case of every single furniture piece or household item. Even the tiniest things have a specific balance of form and function, as well as an aesthetic that may or may not be in line with your tastes and the rest of the stuff you already have. If you want your home to be as beautiful as it deserves to, check out our detailed guide on finding the best home goods and furniture pieces at Aosom! Different kinds of home goods As you’re probably aware already, there are basically countless items that you can pick from while filling up your household interior. That being said, we can roughly divide most of them into these general categories that can help you while browsing for specific goods: Bedroom items From your bed frame and mattress to the tiniest little item you buy for your bedroom, you’ve got one thing in mind: coziness. After all, your bedroom is the last thing you see before drifting off to sleep at night and the first sight you gaze upon when waking up in the morning. It needs to be pleasant and soothing — but also practical. That means gorgeous chests and dressers for your clothes and adjustable mirrors and lighting for when you’re preparing yourself for sleep or a brand new day. Living room items The living room is where you’ll be putting, well, pretty much everything. It’s the place where you’ll likely be spending most of your time while you’re at home, so make sure you’ve got comfy armchairs and sofas — as well as coffee tables and various other trinkets that put a smile on your face. Kitchen and dining Kitchen design is a tough one because it requires tons of appliances and accessories, as well as kitchen islands and various cabinets. And the same goes for your dining area — seeing as it’s the place where your family gets together the most, you want comfy and beautiful dining chairs and tables. Accents & storage Regardless of how spacious your home is, after a while, it’s bound to become cluttered. That’s why you need to maximize your storage space with all kinds of clever racks, shelves, cabinets, and organizers. Luckily, these days you can find accent furniture and storage items in every kind of style — from lavish antique pieces and country-style items to modern, minimalist furnishings. Home décor Speaking of style — there are plenty of particular items that may or may not have practical functionalities, but definitely add a lot to your home decor. And don’t underestimate their importance; memorabilia boxes, interesting overhead lighting, stylish mirrors, and all sorts of other items give a unique vibe to your household. If your house could talk, these items would shape its accent. Bathroom Your bathroom is similar to your kitchen in two important ways — it needs to have a distinct style that reflects your personality so that you feel comfy in there, and it sees plenty of foot traffic each and every day. That’s why having the right cabinets and shelves in your bathroom is essential — you want something durable and aesthetically-pleasing at the same time. How to pick the finest home goods When you’re browsing for home goods and furniture pieces, there are a few important factors to keep in mind. These days, there’s a huge variety of stuff available in terms of home decor — so it’s easy to get lost in the shuffle. We recommend you consider your needs first and browse for specific items. Go area by area — for instance, if you’re remodeling your kitchen, think of the activities you have there on a daily basis. Then, buy all the necessary appliances, surfaces, and storage items for those. Also, it’s vital to keep the architecture of your home interior in mind — especially the space you have available. Take some general measurements of the space, so you know what kind of numbers you’re working with. Also, make a note of features that can be a potential obstacle, like windows and columns. Of course, the practicalities of your home aren’t the only thing that matters. For every room, you want items that fit into a distinct theme. And when you take all of the individual room themes together, ideally, they should have a common flow and style. In that regard, you shouldn’t underestimate the importance of every single piece. And of course, at the end of the day, you need to consider your budget. The amount of money you can spend on home goods will inevitably vary from person to person — but even if you can afford to spend a fortune on home decorating, that doesn’t mean you should go with a raw deal. Make sure you’re getting the most value for your money, and try not to overpay for anything that doesn’t give you the quality to match its price tag. Don’t forget to Have a general idea of what you’re looking for before you start browsing Consider the practical limitations of your home interior (space and specific features) Try to maintain a specific aesthetic that you’ll be happy with Determine your home goods budget and stick to it by finding the best deals -
Groundhog Day: Some Historical Context + Marmot Minutiae
Groundhog Day will soon be here! A moment, a choice approaches near. Do we get six weeks of drear, or rays of sunshine shining clear? Apologies for the verse – please don’t be terse… Groundhog Day is one of our more eccentric traditions. Each year, the news cycle briefly touches on the ritual, and these days it’s viewed more as a passing amusement than a predictor of fate. Some may already know the origin and history of the Groundhog Day tradition. However, as we prepare for our fun Groundhog Day Sale, I had questions which need answers. A groundhog enjoying a dandelion The Main Event On February 2nd a groundhog will be unleashed, while the town folk gather round to observe its behavior. If the skies are clear enough, the groundhog will cast a shadow. Terrified of its own shadow, the groundhog will scurry back to its underground lair and six more weeks of bitter winter weather will follow. However, if the skies are cloudy, the light of the sun will be diffused; no shadow will appear and the groundhog will remain above ground, signalling an early spring. I always thought this counter-intuitive. Cloudy weather signifies an early spring, sunshine another bout of winter cold. Whatever, that’s the way the tradition is! But where did it come from? Origins of Groundhog Day Historical records indicate our Groundhog Day stems from the celebration of Candlemas, brought to the US as German-speaking immigrants settled in Pennsylvania. Candlemas involved the blessing and distribution of candles, needed during the dark, bleak winter months. Many European countries and cultures celebrated Candlemas or had similar after-winter traditions, and there are many similarities between this celebration and our modern Groundhog Day tradition. The Handwörterbuch des Deutschen Aberglaubens (Dictionary of German Folk Belief) records the use of Dachs (badgers) as weather-predictors. “If the badger encountered sunshine on Candlemas and therefore saw his shadow, he crawled back into his hole to stay four more weeks, which would be a continuation of winter weather” (Yoder, 52-53). Other variations of the tradition involve other animals too – bears, hedgehogs, foxes, for example – but there is a common thread of an animal awaking from hibernation, seeing its shadow, and retreating, signalling the continuance of winter. Groundhogs have similar season activity patterns (to badgers, the go-to animal of the era) and were locally available. The Candlemas tradition adapts, and is eventually Americanized as “Groundhog Day”. The first recorded mention of Groundhog Day in the US was February 2nd 1840, recorded in the diary of James L. Morris in Morgantown, Pennsylvania (The Pennsylvania Dutchman). Larger celebrations followed in Punxsutawney in the 1880’s and onward, carried out each year by the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club at Gobbler’s Knob (aside: Gobbler’s Knob is an amazing name). Groundhog Day, Gobbler’s Knob, Punxsutawney, PA, 2005 Marmot Minutiae The groundhog (Marmota monax, aka woodchuck, aka marmot) was long-ago known as Arctomys monax – translating to “bear-rat”. Perhaps the groundhog was far larger and more ferocious than the scurriers of today? Regardless, bear-rat gets my vote for best groundhog pseudonym. Stormfax.com maintains a record of the Phil’s accuracy! Since 1887, Phil’s maintained only a 39% accuracy rating. Punxsutawney Phil and the Groundhog Club have a Twitter Account which you should absolutely check out. Another name for groundhog is “whistle-pig”, stemming from the wide variety of crazy hisses, squeals, and chattering noises they can make. Hedgehogs can attain a top cruising speed of 8 mph. Their teeth grow 1/16″ each week. During their active feeding season, a groundhog commonly eats ~1/3 of their weight in vegetables each day. While hibernating, a groundhog’s heart rate slows to just 5 beats per minute. Correctly spelling “Punxsutawney” repeatedly throughout a blog post is challenging. The amount of wood that a woodchuck is capable of chucking, was once empirically proven to be 16 hectares. (note: this is complete nonsense – they can’t even chuck wood). Rain or Shine? What do you think we’ll get this year? I consider myself to be a hibernating creature, but I’m not afraid of my shadow and am definitely not a meteorologist. I am an Oregonian, so I’m predicting rain for at least another six weeks. Whether or not your prediction’s on point, don’t forget to shop our Groundhog Day Sale. Happy Groundhog Day! -
How to choose the best inflatable Christmas decorations for your home
Is the holiday season your favorite time of the year? Most people would agree with you — especially when it comes to that most festive holiday of all: Christmas! After Thanksgiving, pretty much everyone starts counting down the days until it’s time to start preparing for Santa Claus’ arrival. Along with getting thoughtful and loving gifts for your friends and family, decorating your home is one of the most joyful Christmas traditions. Festive garland, wreaths, and the ubiquitous Christmas lights are all part of the usual decorative course — but you can always go a step further at Aosom. For people that really wish to show off their holiday cheer, there’s no better way to upscale your holiday decorations than with Christmas inflatables! This kind of decoration has become a staple of every outdoor holiday decor — they’re easy to store because of their foldable nature and just as simple to install. They’re all the rage these days; no Christmas display is truly complete without a sparkling, larger-than-life snowman or a friendly Santa. And the best part is, there are Christmas inflatable decorations for any kind of space, budget, or style — from basic, smaller blow-ups to huge scenes. Many of them also come with their own LED lighting, so everyone can see them as they pass your house at night. But with so many options out there, how can you choose the perfect inflatables for your yard? Don’t worry — we’ll give you some helpful tips for picking the best inflatable decorations in our guide! Different kinds of Christmas inflatable decorations Christmas inflatables come in all shapes and sizes. And if you want to pick the best ones for your home, their size will definitely be one of your main deciding factors. Let’s face it — you don’t want to cover your house with half a dozen huge inflatables. Instead, you’ll be looking to have one or two bigger centerpiece inflatables surrounded by smaller decorations. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the different sizes you’ll be choosing from while picking out your Christmas inflatables! Small When it comes to inflatable decorations, you’ll find the smallest ones in the range between 3.5ft and 4.5ft. These are the kind of decorations you could comfortably fit inside your home as well — though most people prefer having inflatables outside and decorating the interior with wooden or plastic setpieces and smaller items. If you want to put on a huge display of inflatables and other decorations in your yard, these smallest inflatables will be the most numerous ones — surrounding your larger setpieces. However, you should keep the scale of these items in mind; we’re using “small” as a relative term here, considering the fact that a 4-foot Santa Claus isn’t exactly unnoticeable. However, it’s still small compared to a similar-looking but 11-foot version. Medium Some people like to mix up inflatables with other kinds of Christmas decorations, or they prefer having a couple of mid-sized pieces rather than one huge centerpiece — you’ll find that both approaches can draw the attention of passersby equally well. That’s why there are plenty of inflatables ranging from 5ft to 7ft that will fit your needs perfectly. Large Finally, you’ve got the true behemoths of Christmas inflatable decorations — the inflatables that are between 8ft and 11ft high. The largest ones, especially when paired with LED lighting, are guaranteed to be the envy of the entire neighborhood — no one will be able to miss them for miles. Horizontal You’ll notice that we’ve mostly focused on height while categorizing the different inflatables with which you can decorate your home for Christmas. However, while most inflatables are vertically oriented, there are some horizontal ones as well. For example, a blow-up decorative scene featuring Santa in his sleigh being pulled by reindeers won’t take up a lot of vertical space; going by its 4.5ft height, you’d think it’s quite small. However, it’s also around 10ft long — so make sure you’ve got enough space in your yard to fit this kind of piece in with the rest of your decorations. Non-inflatables While inflatables have become some of the most beloved kinds of holiday decorations — it’s worth keeping in mind they work their charm best when they’re combined with other stuff, such as Christmas garlands, door wreaths, Nutcracker and Santa figures, and snowy lanterns. Creating an authentic Christmassy atmosphere is easier when you combine different decor elements. Lighting When choosing inflatable decorations, you’ll also be able to decide between inflatables that have their own LED lighting and those that you need to cover with lighting yourself. Usually, the former gives off a more authentic vibe because the LED lighting strings don’t cover up the surface of the decorations. How to choose the right Christmas decorations Considering all of the choices we’ve outlined above — how can you decide what inflatables and other decorations to buy? Before you start browsing, we recommend measuring your yard if you’re not sure about its size already. This will give you a rough surface area you’re working with if you’re going to buy horizontal inflatables. And even if you’re just getting the vertical ones, you can still only stack up so many of them next to each other before your decor is too cluttered and crowded. In terms of size, it all comes down to your personal tastes, though an 11ft, LED-lit Santa Claus won’t leave much room for other centerpieces. Also, to make things easier when installing the bigger inflatables, make sure you choose the ones that come with an automatic inflation mechanism. Finally, we recommend combining the inflatables with additional lighting and other pieces of decor for the ultimate festive atmosphere! Don’t forget to . Measure your yard before buying inflatables Plan out the scene before buying individual elements Get inflatables with auto-inflating
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