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Issue 23 · Summer Color · June 4, 2012

Tweet to Win: DIY Garden-to-Table Kits

Issue 23 · Summer Color · June 4, 2012

In celebration of our Summer Color week, we invite you to tweet us your favorite garden-to-table ingredient—anything from a sprig of rosemary from the garden to summer's first tomato. The winner?

We randomly selected a tweet to win our contest; congratulations to @cjglondon with the winning tweet: "a sprig of fennel for freshness in soups, tabbouleh, with meat and fish."

Here's how to win:

  • Follow Gardenista on Twitter.
  • Tweet @gardenista a message about your favorite cooking ingredient from the garden and how you use it in a favorite recipe.
  • Be sure to send us the tweet by Monday, June 11th, at 6pm PST; we will randomly select the winner, to be announced here on Tuesday, June 12th.

For more garden-to-table inspiration, see some of our favorite edible garden photos below; plus the four DIY culinary kits from Agrarian (kombucha, cheese, and fermented vegetable making kits – valuing $193).

Above: A summer haul of globe artichokes, potatoes, and leafy romaine lettuce; image via Ben Pentreath. (N.B.: For more on Ben Pentreath, see "Season of Mist.")

Above: Robust vegetables grown in recycled plastic from our post on A Movable Feast: Berlin's Community Garden.

Kombucha Brooklyn Kit

Above: The brew-your-own Kombucha Brooklyn Kit includes everything you need to brew three one-gallon batches of mango, raspberry, and blueberry-ginger kombucha; $70 from Agrarian.

Fermentation Pot

Above: The Fermentation Pot is perfect for making your own sauerkraut and kimchi. Made in Poland from dense stoneware for temperature stability, the fermentation pot features an area below the lid for carbon dioxide to escape; $79.95 from Agrarian.

DIY Ricotta & Mozzarella Cheese-Making Kits

Above: The DIY Ricotta & Mozzarella Cheese-Making Kits yield ten batches of cheese; $25.95 from Agrarian.

Four-Tier Sprouter Kit

Above: The Four-Tier Sprouter Kit features four stackable trays to grow different varieties of sprouts all at once; $16.95 from Agrarian.



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