Comments on: Join the Sustainable Kitchen Project http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/ Social media consultant, speaker, pioneer of the social blog, founder and CEO of Type-A Parent and Type-A Parent Conference, social networking online since 1984 Wed, 14 Dec 2011 09:23:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Investment opportunities http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-3321 Investment opportunities Thu, 21 Jul 2011 17:43:41 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-3321 <strong>1.) Recommendation...</strong> 2.) [...]here is a site that I like. If you have a few minutes then take a look too[...]... 1.) Recommendation…

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]]> By: Ted http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1864 Ted Tue, 23 Jun 2009 17:19:20 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1864 It is definitely a lifestyle change... all areas of your life need to reflect a healthy life style and it doesn't hurt to have a healthy sustainable kitchen too! It is definitely a lifestyle change… all areas of your life need to reflect a healthy life style and it doesn’t hurt to have a healthy sustainable kitchen too!

]]> By: Kelby Carr http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1719 Kelby Carr Sat, 16 May 2009 12:50:16 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1719 Actually, Tom, you can do some decent gardening in a small space. I have several vegetables in containers right now: tomatoes, lettuce and greens, a hanging pot with cucumbers, peppers in a Topsy Turvy, and I even have small French carrots in a window box. Herbs do very well in containers. I have a painfully small kitchen, too (and had a flat in Nice, so I know how small the European inner-city kitchens can be). I get creative about storing almost everything off of counters to make space for cooking and baking. I know small kitchens make it tough. But really, my idea here is for everyone to come up with their own list for their own version of a Sustainable Kitchen Project. For one person, it could just be recycling and growing your own herbs. Glad to have you join us! Actually, Tom, you can do some decent gardening in a small space. I have several vegetables in containers right now: tomatoes, lettuce and greens, a hanging pot with cucumbers, peppers in a Topsy Turvy, and I even have small French carrots in a window box. Herbs do very well in containers. I have a painfully small kitchen, too (and had a flat in Nice, so I know how small the European inner-city kitchens can be). I get creative about storing almost everything off of counters to make space for cooking and baking. I know small kitchens make it tough.

But really, my idea here is for everyone to come up with their own list for their own version of a Sustainable Kitchen Project. For one person, it could just be recycling and growing your own herbs. Glad to have you join us!

]]> By: Tom Gurney http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1704 Tom Gurney Sat, 16 May 2009 05:33:33 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1704 I am keen to join in with the Sustainable Kitchen Project, but must admit many of those recommendations are not applicable to a couple living in a small London flat with no garden or much of a kitchen to speak of :-) Making your own alcohol reminds me alot of my old student days, but i have already tried to make my own Cheese, Indian Paneer, and that worked well!! <abbr><em>Tom Gurneys last blog post..<a href="http://artblogs.wordpress.com/2009/05/16/famous-hispanic-artists-famous-artists-from-latin-america/">Famous Hispanic Artists – Famous Artists from Latin America</a></abbr></em> I am keen to join in with the Sustainable Kitchen Project, but must admit many of those recommendations are not applicable to a couple living in a small London flat with no garden or much of a kitchen to speak of :-)
Making your own alcohol reminds me alot of my old student days, but i have already tried to make my own Cheese, Indian Paneer, and that worked well!!

Tom Gurneys last blog post..Famous Hispanic Artists – Famous Artists from Latin America

]]> By: Michelle@babiesonline http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1473 Michelle@babiesonline Sat, 09 May 2009 20:13:10 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1473 We used to grow much of our own food when we lived in a rural area up north. A few years ago we moved to a more urban area in the south (we're about 30 min. from the NC border) I haven't attempted gardening since, but this post has motivated me to start some vegetable beds! My kids are so excited and thank you! (mommymichelle6) <abbr><em>Michelle@babiesonlines last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.babiesonline.com/~r/BabiesOnlineNews/~3/Uj5Fz4RHaw4/">16-Month-Old Baby Eats as Much As a Adult Woman</a></abbr></em> We used to grow much of our own food when we lived in a rural area up north. A few years ago we moved to a more urban area in the south (we’re about 30 min. from the NC border)

I haven’t attempted gardening since, but this post has motivated me to start some vegetable beds!

My kids are so excited and thank you!
(mommymichelle6)

Michelle@babiesonlines last blog post..16-Month-Old Baby Eats as Much As a Adult Woman

]]> By: robin http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1073 robin Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:49:21 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1073 I have a compost pile, but it does take some tending to. Have you thought of worms and vermicomposting? It is so easy. I had a worm bin in the house, no muss, no fuss and best of all no smell. You MUST never put any animal products in the bin or it WILL smell. The worms are wonderful little house guests. It you decide to do this poject, I suggest the book "Worms Eat My Garbage". The castings (nice term for worm poop) are great on your house plants or on the garden. Good Luck!! robins last blog post..<a href="http://theworkingnana.blogspot.com/2009/03/need-extra-cash-consider-freelancing.html">Need Extra Cash? Consider Freelancing</a> I have a compost pile, but it does take some tending to. Have you thought of worms and vermicomposting? It is so easy. I had a worm bin in the house, no muss, no fuss and best of all no smell. You MUST never put any animal products in the bin or it WILL smell. The worms are wonderful little house guests. It you decide to do this poject, I suggest the book “Worms Eat My Garbage”. The castings (nice term for worm poop) are great on your house plants or on the garden. Good Luck!!

robins last blog post..Need Extra Cash? Consider Freelancing

]]> By: Planting Seeds | Feels Like Home http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1066 Planting Seeds | Feels Like Home Tue, 24 Mar 2009 02:38:06 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1066 [...] The first year, he planted tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, and cabbage. No one watered it while we were on our 10 day honeymoon, and thus the yield was meager. [...] [...] The first year, he planted tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, and cabbage. No one watered it while we were on our 10 day honeymoon, and thus the yield was meager. [...]

]]> By: Things to Write Home About - 3/22/09 | Feels Like Home http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1064 Things to Write Home About - 3/22/09 | Feels Like Home Mon, 23 Mar 2009 02:23:28 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1064 [...] Carr reminded readers about her Sustainable Kitchen Project and also invited us all to join her. I’m definitely [...] [...] Carr reminded readers about her Sustainable Kitchen Project and also invited us all to join her. I’m definitely [...]

]]> By: Chris McLaughlin http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1063 Chris McLaughlin Sun, 22 Mar 2009 20:57:56 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1063 Heck - I'm in! I do a lot of what you mentioned...some of it is hard for me to find time for (making pasta)...but I'm an avid composter - even with my friends, the worms. I do grow my own kitchen garden and attempt to buy local as much as I can. Cool project! Heck – I’m in! I do a lot of what you mentioned…some of it is hard for me to find time for (making pasta)…but I’m an avid composter – even with my friends, the worms.

I do grow my own kitchen garden and attempt to buy local as much as I can.

Cool project!

]]> By: Tara @ Feels like home http://kelbycarr.com/join-the-sustainable-kitchen-project/comment-page-1/#comment-1062 Tara @ Feels like home Sun, 22 Mar 2009 20:32:05 +0000 http://kelbycarr.com/?p=226#comment-1062 It's funny that you mention this today, Kelby. We are planting our seeds in the house this afternoon. I'm so ready for the growing season to begin! Also signed up for our CSA this week. It may take me some time to get going on my own contribution to the Sustainable Kitchen Project, but I'm definitely in. :) Also featured this post in Things to Write Home About today! It’s funny that you mention this today, Kelby. We are planting our seeds in the house this afternoon. I’m so ready for the growing season to begin! Also signed up for our CSA this week. It may take me some time to get going on my own contribution to the Sustainable Kitchen Project, but I’m definitely in. :)

Also featured this post in Things to Write Home About today!

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