Food cycle
Fermenting as a metaphor: “We need the bubbling transformative power of fermentation.”
Fermenting as a metaphor: “We need the bubbling transformative power of fermentation.”
Your local pickle and brewery social enterprise.
The leaves have had quite a journey since the spring. As soon as their protective buds opened and revealed the glorious sunshine, they became mini sugar-production factories, supplying energy for the trees as they woke from winter slumber, and munch for innumerable critters.
I can’t think of sukkot without stuffed cabbage. A warm little parcel to keep you snug in the sukkah is a household classic.
Looking to the future, we aspire towards more off-grid low-impact living, e.g. with compost toilets and woodburners. So we will need to plant more trees to sustainably harvest firewood from the land. And plans are afoot for a constructed wetland system, which would be a big attraction for local wildlife.
With the heady days of summer almost a distant memory and Rosh Hashanah fast approaching, it is time to reflect on the past season at Sadeh.
Green Dumpling soup