My wife is a Maine-iac, which translates into "Bean Eater" as near as I have figured it. Peas are a passion of mine, being a "Southerner". We balance out as a result.I love black-eyed peas! I just cook and add salt, but I am going to try this recipe.
My wife is a Maine-iac, which translates into "Bean Eater" as near as I have figured it. Peas are a passion of mine, being a "Southerner". We balance out as a result.
@Dirtmechanic , will we find your wife over in the bean thread? @Bluejay77 put things together here on TEG in 2013 but his involvement in seed-saving goes back to this group, founded by a Maine native, way back when:My wife is a Maine-iac, which translates into "Bean Eater" as near as I have figured it. Peas are a passion of mine, being a "Southerner". We balance out as a result.
I will show her but her interests have morphed into making artistic gourds and gourding over the last few years.. Now I think her title is "supervisor of gardener", but she does like the bedding plants. She made these gourds in the pics and grew most of them. Turns out there is a gourd underground where gourd shapes are swapped about. She usually gives them as a gift or donates them for fundraiser auctions. She has a few favorites, but most she is shy about letting loose for some perceived flaw. Art is in the eye sometimes. As long as they stay off the coffee table....@Dirtmechanic , will we find your wife over in the bean thread? @Bluejay77 put things together here on TEG in 2013 but his involvement in seed-saving goes back to this group, founded by a Maine native, way back when:
The Wanigan Associates
She can read about the founder, how it started, and what in tarnation a "wanigan" is.
Steve