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Stuff for March (Patreon)

Published:
2022-03-07 19:31:18
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2026-06
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I have planned the following for March - 

A. Harvestables - 

1. Zuchini

2. Okra

3. Honeydew Melon

B. Drinks - via Honeydew Melon Juice Jug (Craftable from Honey Dew Melon)

1. Juice

2. Iced tea

3. Citrus

4. Ginger Crush

5. peach Smoothie

C. Recipes

1. Honeydew Melon Slices

2. Challah Bread

3. Soda Bread (Irish)

4. Tomato Bruchetta

5. Briam - Greek Roasted Vegetable

6. Shrimp and Okra Gumbo

7. Injera -Ethiopian Flat Bread

8. Gomen - Ethiopian Collard

9. Doro Wat - Ethiopian Spicy Chicken and Egg Stew

I will post pics as soon as I am done with them!

Comments

Rainbowblade

Oooo exciting. If you are adding zucchini I hope we get zucchini bread and fried zucchini someday

Sandra Williams

No birthday cake this year? ALSO HAPPY BIRTHDAY MONTH

Lizzie S.

Ooo... zucchini bread would be amazing! I can't wait for honeydew melon. :) I really appreciate how you always make a point to create content representative of around the world (i.e. Greek, Ethiopian, Irish, just listed above and then some!).

Christina West

You're just... amazing! Thank you for all you do!

Tiffany Marzook

Aahh! Gumbo, a favorite dish from my hometown! :)

Coralynn Brewer

This is really exciting, I love Zuchini bread/cake our neighbor made us some as to smooth things over cause her daughther was having a birthday party and I love making stuffed Zuchini.

icemunmun

Aww thank you! No birthday cake this year because I have developed gestational Diabetes so no cake in real for me 😅 But i will make some birthday cakes later because now the game has a profusion of wedding cakes but very few birthday cake!

Toni Hawthorne

I didn't know your birthday was this month! Mine is too. :) Will the injera be able to be used with the other foods, like gomen or will they be eating it separately? If it's a surprise don't mind me!

icemunmun

Advance Happy Birthday! Injera will be a seperate dish as well as an ingredient for Gomen and Doro Wat. These will be served on Injera

Robin

Okra/bhindi 🥰 Yes! I love okra, I put it in all of my curries. And soda bread too, I'm mad for that. Some of the only Irish fair I can still eat 🤭

TRENIA LANE

I'm over the moon for the Okra & Honeydew! Thank you!!

Dana Reed

I love your dedication and your talent but could please make some foods that we all know of. You do a lot of international foods that I have never heard of(Guess I need to get more cultured LOL) but I would like see some more soul food perhaps. Such as ribs, green beans, potato salad, fried fish, black eyed peas, candied yams, chitterlings, ham hocks, neck bones, grits etc. Also don't forget the hot sauce!! As well as drinks. Kool-aid, summer peach tea, I think you get my point LOL!!

icemunmun

I dont know most of the foods you mentioned haha since those are not native to me..but I did make candied yams, fried fish, shrimp and grits already. The food I am doing now were requested by many people...especially African food as its sorely lacking. Also some of the food you mentioned are all on my list to make especially the drinks, various iced teas, green beans, potato salad, black eyed peas

icemunmun

I love bhindi...we also call it Ladie's finger here 😆 I really want to try Soda Bread in real

Thee 1sland Simmer

Some ideas for more okra dishes in the future: Stewed okra (African/Caribbean/Black American) by itself or with tomatoes or greens, okra leaves cooked like collards, okra rice with salted codfish or shrimp (Caribbean/Black American Creole/Gullah), okra and corn, fried okra (Black American/Guyanese), okra and cornmeal (Caribbean), curry okra and butter beans or chickpeas (Caribbean), steamed fish with okra (Caribbean), Caribbean soups (okra, greens, onions, potatoes, peppers, garlic, herbs, coconut milk, green plantain, pumpkin, corn with or without meat) and the okra seeds can be used as a coffee or tea substitute. I'd love to help give suggestions for more Black/African foods, just let me know!