Favorites List (5.19.19)
A fresh list of links, recipes, reading, and watch-worthy gems for the week ahead. Enjoy!
A fresh list of links, recipes, reading, and watch-worthy gems for the week ahead. Enjoy!
- Watching This: Street Food - the Jay Fai episode is gold.
- Excited about: Heirloom, Single-Origin, 100% Pesticide-Free Cardamom
- This Podcast
To Cook: Hetty's Gozleme, this, this, this, this, & this.
- Reading this: Normal People (Sally Rooney)
- Watching this: But would recommend reading this first. And then listen to this as you watch the series.
- Wishlist: these, this (update: bought it & LOVE it), this, more of this, & all things this.
- Rick Steves
- A Piece Apart Woman: Elisabeth Prueitt
- Wayne got a Criterion subscription for his birthday (xo Souris! & JP) - Agnes Varda's Uncle Yanco, 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Les Blank's Gap Toothed Women (1987)
Also! I scored a rather large community garden plot(!), and will post more about it over time on my Instagram, but let me know if you have any favorite gardening books, or resources. I need all the help I can get!
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plant herbs with everything! it will repel pests and help your plants grow better. I also highly recommend companion planting. focus on soil health! that’s the key to all good plants. have fun!!! <3
Congratulations on the garden plot! Our favorite book is Golden Gate Gardening by Pam Pierce. After 10 years we still refer to it. Lots of good info specific to sf region.
Thanks so much for the list and the inspiration.
I always feel motivated after reading your blogs.
Many thanks.
I was just searching for a new podcast and this one looks perfect!! Thanks for sharing! Will also be watching Chernobyl for sure. Love your newsletters.
If you are not already aware of The Art of Doing Stuff, Karen Bertelsen has a lot of gardening information (community and home) on her site. She also does a lot of other Stuff.
Thanks for this Lisa!
Hi Heidi,
Always love your favorites lists. How exciting that you got a garden plot! I’ve been vegetable gardening for 5+ years and my bible is Barbara Damrosch’s The Garden Primer: https://www.amazon.com/Garden-Primer-Second-Barbara-Damrosch/dp/0761122753.
It’s an absolute classic, really accessible and uses only organic methods.
Emily
A few great garden resources in one post – https://awaytogarden.com/dont-stop-now-succession-sowing-of-vegetables-herbs-flowers-with-niki-jabbour/. Good luck with your allotment – What fun!
A favorite gardening book: The Poetics of Gardens (The MIT Press) by Charles W. Moore, William J. Mitchell, and William Turnbull Jr.
We are loving Chernobyl! My husband didn’t know much about the disaster and has been researching obsessively since beginning the series. It’s excellent.
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