Why have people all of a sudden started separating the self from everyone else (probably the self worshipping causing narcissism). Your nature worshipping instead of helping people, when you can have a balance.
Gaz, every time I watch one of your videos, I feel inspired to give more attention to my passions! I find myself confronting a season of self-abandonment, yet watching you embrace every fiber of your life helps remind me of what it felt like before I came to this stretch of my life. Thank you for being you. I am continually grateful for the sincerety of your creative contributions!
You inspired my father and i to grow more of our own food this year, and we started preserving pickles,beets,hot peppers,san marzano tomatoes, what we know we consume in a year normally. We never grew so much food in our lives, so exciting, based on our calculations, we will have tomatoes for more than a year. Thank you for the inspiration ❤
I like your background music I was a fairly well known English Flamenco guitarist in the late 60s & 70s Now in my 70’s and past it😂 Love your videos 😇❤️
If I have extra green growing, I cut them up, blanch them, make balls from the banched greens, freeze the balls on a cookie sheet and then put the frozen balls into freezer bags. These frozen balls of green veg can go into noodle dishes, soups and stews on nasty winter days when I don't feel like braving the weather out in the garden.
I couldn't imagine a more perfect life.🎉 I share the sentiment.I'd rather be in the garden and live among nature than in a social event.I am loving the peace and melodic harmony of sounds.
But even more than his looks, which he is gorgeous, His personality, character and the way he treats his family, especially his parents speaks volumes as to the type of person he is. That's more important than looks. While we all want to be attracted to someone, looks are nothing if a person has a black heart, which he clearly doesn't. As far as I'm concerned, you get what you see.
Gaz, watching you work in your garden and cook is so relaxing. You have such a Zen thing about you and you're always smiling and you're a compassionate Vegan
Wow! I cannot imagine living in a place with very little sun, I think would get depressed very quickly! Come to Florida! I live on the west coast of Florida near Sarasota. I have an acre with mango, avocado, sugar apple, mulberry, Mamey sapote, guava, and so much more! Those were all fruit trees not to mention my all year round garden. My husband is a real estate agent if you’re interested. He focuses on food forest properties or just large lots that are zoned properly so you can grow/do whatever you like.
As I read through the comments here it’s very clear what an impact you’re having on your audience. Myself included, I’ve been trying to grow enough food in our very short summers and it’s hard. I’m learning so much from you as you learn. Peaceful and informative videos thank you!!
I made kimchi back in April out of the wild garlic I harvested and some other vegetables. My dad invited me out for a barbecue a couple of weeks ago and being plant-based living nobody caters for me when I get invited to go places, I usually have to bring me own. So I did, I had my marinated king oyster mushrooms and I brought my kimchi which I never opened. I stupidly forgot to take the glass weight of it before I traveled in the car. I turned a corner and I could smell my kimchi, it smelt absolutely sensational, but it smashed all over the front seat of my car. I was tested that day. I kept my cool 😎, I could see my dad felt terrible for me, it smelt absolutely delicious and that's as far as it went for me. I never got to taste my lovely wild garlic kimchi 😭🤣💚🌿🌱
@@truthbetold2611 aw I surely will, spring can't come soon enough 😁 Plant based has been my life for over 15 years. It absolutely never gets old. Saved my life 🌿🌱
I use kale in cold, fresh green drinks, I add spinach celery broccoli and some kale. It works best when I freeze the fresh vegetables and puree them all together in a vitamix. Machine. And I add water approximately 20 ounces, and I add flax seed, hemp seed, chip seed, and Holy basil seed for that protein boost Then I store about 10 ounces in little jars, as I take them out of the frig to drink throughout my day, I add one jar to 16 Oz glass and fill it up with more water because the green s are so concentrated. ..it's so yummy...I crave it Just watched your cooking...gonna make it for my Hubby tomorrow
Loved this episode! You are amazing, your hair is amazing but most important your soul and everything you put it into is beautiful! Amazing to watch your Chanel change over the years and how you’ve reconnected with the earth through your garden. This all looked so delicious. 10/10 episode
Italy is definitely the country that you should seriously consider. I have a country villa between Rome and Naples and a small medieval retreat in Umbria between Rome and florence...Italy is the best place to be for food and the arts.
You might enjoy central Portugal. We have such amazing spring water here. We live at the foot of the magic mountains in the Sao Pedro do Sul region. You have to be prepared to do a lot of watering in summer but there's lots of potential to create your dream garden! 🙏✨️
I love to watch you cooking the produce you have grown. The pancakes look delicious. I make pesto with Kale and Swiss Chard which is quite tasty. Always be yourself, including your hairstyle. It's your body and your life.
hi Gaz...we've been fermenting for years. You only need 1.5% of the weight of the veg, in sea salt to ferment so you can really cut down on the salt!! Love your videos:)
What about emigrating to Slavonia/ Croatia? We already had to much sun this year, that I can say: I’ve had enough! Probably not more than 10 days of rain from January until now, super fertile soil, everything is growing like crazy, lovely rolling hills landscape, enough fresh spring water from the mountains, a huge natural reserve behind our house and very few people… we love it!
Hey Gaz, I ordered one of you knives as I FINALLY need a good one with which I can be happy for the rest of my life :D Speaking of that, would you mind sharing a little bit about how you care for your knife, sharpen it and whatever you recommend so that it acutally lasts forever? That would be so kind!!
I just order mine ❤ Hopping I get the gold one 🙏 It Brings me so much joy to watch your videos. Believe me when I say, you are living my dream. Thank you for the inspiration. Blessings to you.
Portugal is THE place for you. You'll have the sun, the sea, the countryside, the endless days, the magic ambiance, the portuguese empathetic people, I mean you wiil have All the ingredients for THE recipe of your life! ☀️🥦🍅🥑🍇🍄✈ 🇵🇹
Hi Gaz Suzi here - i am Portuguese 🇵🇹 Just a suggestion: make the famous Portuguese Caldo Verde, which is called Portuguese green soup ... look it up ~> you'll love it!! 😋 🥬🧄🥔
I lived in Tuscany for a year and I thought it was one of the most beautiful places on Earth. We lived on the estate where they grew organic wine and olives and there was a tiny restaurant that had its own vegetable garden, plus they made a sweet wine called Vin Santo and to sit outside on a warm summers evening watching the fireflies and enjoying the wine was heaven. I’d like to eat Gaz’s food in such a place! ❤
My favourite kale dish: - salt the washed kale and knead it a little bit to mix and wilt the leaves - douse with oil of choice, layer them in a baking dish and bake in the oven until the top layer is crispy - mix in the kale with a Tahini-garlic-lemon-water sauce - put that on sour dough bread and eat!!
More fab food to drool over! I have that exact kitchenaid food processor and you can't have the lid on tight when you put it on the base or it will not lock into place. Just a little tip. ❤
I have just stumbled across your Chanel and OMG I am now binge watching all of your videos. I subscribe to a few like minded channels as I am very much interested in doing/growing everything yourself. You, by far are the most genuine and passionate person on you tube. I get sparks of joy with every video. Keep doing what you are doing as you are an absolute pleasure to watch. Cheers from Australia
Come to Malaysia. Specifically Cameron Highlands. Malaysia is a primarily hot country and doesn't have winter. Cameron is the city that supplies the greatest veggies, fuits, plants and flowers for a lot of places, it has the perfect weather for the perfect garden (at least from what I've seen). It has a colder temperature than in the rest of Malaysia (from my experience, the perfect temperature - not hot and not cold) and it rains in the perfect timing as well.😂 It's definitely worth to check out more deeply and see if it fits your expectations and plans.
In India, we would call this a lachcha (Lach-cha) paratha. The stuffing is usually spicy potatoes or just plain flour/wheat and can be eaten on its own, or served with daal, other veggies or even just with plain yogurt or yogurt and cucumber (Raita). Thanks for sharing the kimchi recipe 😀
I will definitely be making this! If you do decide to leave Wales, please consider the Big Island of Hawai'i. We have all the climate zones except arctic tundra, so it's possible to find the sweet spot between too much rain and not enough. We grow organic vegetables, coffee, avocados, citrus, tropical fruits, and bananas year-round on our farm here. The island (and state) suffers from food insecurity, despite the crazy abundance, because almost all of our food is imported. Some of us are trying to change that, as well as promoting plant-based eating/living, and you could make a valuable contribution! Come visit!
Here in oz most Kale varieties will keep growing year after year. My Tuscon bit over 1m tall. Some 4 yrs old... Also take cuttings all down the trunk easily. Thx for your inspo mate. Love the show...✌️
No time like now. But I wish I had made better choices growing up and learning about growing food etc. love your info you share. It’s so helpful and give so much value.
Your garden is looking so abundant! I’d love to know the variety of purple peas you’re growing. They’re beautiful! Seriously love everything you’re creating, and I’m looking forward to the video on medicinal plants.
Nice garden lovely kale 🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬 I grew up on Hawaii and some of us love rain 🌧️ look rain is watering your garden your plants love rain 🌧️ that's one reason Hawaii has nice gardens rains like everyday in Hawaii on east side of island 🏝️ we were thankful for rain but not hurricanes haha
I can recommend Nutribullet for ease of use. Simply fill the blending cup, screw the lid/blades on and then push down into the main unit. Much much easier than faffing around with weird fittings.
Oy oy Gaz, New to your chanel mate and as a fellow grower of good wholesome organic veg I'm really enjoying your ethos and energy dude! You mentioned in this episode (tounge in cheek possibly?) About moving abroad to continue your fantastic journey.. well as a fellow Brit originally living very close to beautiful Monmouthshire I now currently live in the Italian mountains in north italy not too far from lake como...with my doggy... healthy mountain air, long hot summers, fresh glacier lakes, pine trees and streams.... this area is full of prime organic food, from fresh cheese made in mountain huts, to olives, grapes, fruit and veg and nuts and figs and mushrooms that literally grow in the woodlands and can be plucked from the trees and fields... free for all to enjoy. As Italy offers the world's best cuisine apparently then it's a dream food haven for the likes of you and me my friend.... not to mention the free living lifestyle away from UK polotics, drab weather and depressing stressful rat race of work...! you'd be welcome anytime to crash at my small humble apartment while I happily guide you about and introduce you to some great locals and places of great food and joy. Peace and love brother... I'm grateful I stumbled upon your chanel. Many blessings. 😃👍🙏✌️❤️
Your kale could also be used in a good soup or stew, you could do a vegan Tuscan soup with it. Also sautéed with mushrooms and served with potatoes, mashed or baked or even rice. If you have sweet potatoes those would also be delicious with kale along with carrots. Using other items with the kale that are high in vitamin c is also good to help with iron absorption, so citrus or onions, or even roses which can be used in a powder form etc. are good. The kimchi roti looks tasty and the sauce on top seems like it would be a great flavor combination. A teriyaki sauce would probably be good with that too. I would definitely try it. Thank you as always for the content and having a great team.😊
Those kale varieties that you showed normally produce for two years straight in my garden. Also through winter. After the first freezing they taste even better! When it gets really hot they start to go to flower in year two. Then I take the seeds from them.
Wishing you the greatest success with your knife launch! They're exquisite! I have put it on my Christmas wishlist, which otherwise consists of a greenhouse 🥰
You came just at the perfect time. Wanting to learn how to grow my own organic food. Make my own shampoos, skin and hair care and washing liquids etc. I never realised how toxic everything we consume and use is until now. Thank you for your wisdom
Kimchi is something I make several times a year and then kimchi pancakes (which are so moreish), kimchi stew (amazing if you feel run down) or even kimchi as a side with ramen....I eat it with everything. Soooo good.
Think carefully about moving. Our climate is changing. The closer you get to the equator, the hotter it is. Constant sun with 95+days takes a toll on your body. Lots of humidity.
exactly --- the sun is getting intense even in winter . We used to have normal winters , sunny but cold and with rain . Now the winters are short and the sun is still intense. Gardening in a Mediterranean climate is challenging -- the drought is real and the constant sun is no joke.
Sardinia is the best place in italy if you want a mild winter place to live; in some parts near the sea it doesn’t get under 5 degrees all year round. Prepare to long dry summers in the high 30s/low 40s. Unfortunately in most places you cant live right by the sea, but you can in a property within a few hundred metres by the sea. Also try to find a place where its not too touristic(west coast is better for that).
What a dream garden! A dream to have one day, but next to impossible to afford in Vancouver, Canada. RIght now my garden is a huge indoor hydroponic garden. Great episode, as always, thanks so much!
amazing and inspiring. great video and lot of information for those who start gardening. lovely life style. I wish I could do this but I am living in a big city with condo-office-condo-sleep and groceries weekends ;-)) thanks for this video.
Wash the KALE leaves, cut away from the stalks, spin dry, stuff as many as will fit into jumbo plastic zip lock bags. Roll the bag tight starting at the bottom until you can roll and push as much air out of the bag as possible and then zip closed. Stuff the roll into the freezer and then use in smoothies, sprinkled into soups, stews, casseroles or wherever you need kale! You can even sprinkle over live fresh greens in salads. Cook the stalks if you're so inclined and stuff those into quart jars and pour your favorite vinegar over them, stuff multiple garlic cloves in the jars and even herbs if you so desire and then refrigerate. These are nice as a side dish in buddha bowls or anywhere you need something that is pickled! In vinegar they will last for more than a year!
Just came across your video and I love what you are doing well done I am Very interested in foraging and I am gonna try your sleepy tea and moisturizer thank you for sharing I love that life ❤ keep it up
I love that the kale leaves blew all over when trying to bring them in. Lol seeing you struggle with the kitchen blendy thing also made me happy to see .
So, you asked about sunny land. Please, come in Bulgaria on the Black Sea. I have an Ayurveda Clinic and I would like to learn me how to grow that kind of garden.
Oh I recognised that frustration! I've got the same Kitchenaid blender. And have that fight every time I use it. Great idea to make a mini blender, but so imperfectly executed!
You’re so real for saying you’d rather be in the garden than going to a social event - being in the garden is the best ❤
I absolutely agree with that.❤ I am sure lots of us (Gaz viewers) are like that ❤
Yes 100% agree
I think we have a cheeky club going on, where instead of socialising with each other, we spend time in the garden 😅
what if there was a social event in the garden 😂
Why have people all of a sudden started separating the self from everyone else (probably the self worshipping causing narcissism). Your nature worshipping instead of helping people, when you can have a balance.
Please don't listen to anyone, your hair looks gorgeous 😊
People are just bald and super jelly
I agree, his hair does look gorgeous!
I think the same thing .
I really can't fathom how anyone could say that his hair doesn't look great :S
Agree!!!!His hair is amazing!
❤❤bald and super jelly is such a warm and wholesome perspective 😊😊😊
Gaz, every time I watch one of your videos, I feel inspired to give more attention to my passions!
I find myself confronting a season of self-abandonment, yet watching you embrace every fiber of your life helps remind me of what it felt like before I came to this stretch of my life.
Thank you for being you. I am continually grateful for the sincerety of your creative contributions!
Whereas netflix shows make me feel a bit sluggish and drained after watching, your videos fill me with joy and inspiration! Thanks for your art Gaz ✨️
I so agree! Gaz, Huw and Tecmow inspire me so much to just get things done
You inspired my father and i to grow more of our own food this year, and we started preserving pickles,beets,hot peppers,san marzano tomatoes, what we know we consume in a year normally. We never grew so much food in our lives, so exciting, based on our calculations, we will have tomatoes for more than a year. Thank you for the inspiration ❤
ah! and this is why I do what I do! thank you, and say hi to you dad from me 👨🌾
I like your background music
I was a fairly well known English Flamenco guitarist in the late 60s & 70s
Now in my 70’s and past it😂
Love your videos 😇❤️
Is it Flamenco guitar you’re hearing? I love it too! But, I’m not sure what it is.
If I have extra green growing, I cut them up, blanch them, make balls from the banched greens, freeze the balls on a cookie sheet and then put the frozen balls into freezer bags. These frozen balls of green veg can go into noodle dishes, soups and stews on nasty winter days when I don't feel like braving the weather out in the garden.
This is a great tip
I couldn't imagine a more perfect life.🎉 I share the sentiment.I'd rather be in the garden and live among nature than in a social event.I am loving the peace and melodic harmony of sounds.
Me too, I am like this as well........
Dry the leaves and make powder kale for your smoothies, soups, stews and drinks.
Here he is. One of the best looking men I've seen. 💪🏼😄
His calm, secure and passionate energy is what's most attractive about him.
Plus his giant peaness
Totally gorgeous
But even more than his looks, which he is gorgeous, His personality, character and the way he treats his family, especially his parents speaks volumes as to the type of person he is. That's more important than looks. While we all want to be attracted to someone, looks are nothing if a person has a black heart, which he clearly doesn't. As far as I'm concerned, you get what you see.
Everything is gorgeous about him including every plants in the garden.
Gaz, watching you work in your garden and cook is so relaxing. You have such a Zen thing about you and you're always smiling and you're a compassionate Vegan
Gaz - please never stop what you are doing! You're a massive inspiration.
Wow! I cannot imagine living in a place with very little sun, I think would get depressed very quickly! Come to Florida! I live on the west coast of Florida near Sarasota. I have an acre with mango, avocado, sugar apple, mulberry, Mamey sapote, guava, and so much more! Those were all fruit trees not to mention my all year round garden. My husband is a real estate agent if you’re interested. He focuses on food forest properties or just large lots that are zoned properly so you can grow/do whatever you like.
The more i see you cooking the more i want to improve mycooking in the kitchen ❤
I love the scenes of you struggling I'm the wind bc they're so candid and endearing 😂 Humanity is such a beautiful thing in it's most authentic state
Again at 10:09 😭
I *LOVE* this new raw and rugged Gaz. Just wow.
These videos are such a good garden fix as we wrap up winter in the southern hemisphere. Come on sun!
As I read through the comments here it’s very clear what an impact you’re having on your audience. Myself included, I’ve been trying to grow enough food in our very short summers and it’s hard. I’m learning so much from you as you learn. Peaceful and informative videos thank you!!
I made kimchi back in April out of the wild garlic I harvested and some other vegetables. My dad invited me out for a barbecue a couple of weeks ago and being plant-based living nobody caters for me when I get invited to go places, I usually have to bring me own. So I did, I had my marinated king oyster mushrooms and I brought my kimchi which I never opened. I stupidly forgot to take the glass weight of it before I traveled in the car. I turned a corner and I could smell my kimchi, it smelt absolutely sensational, but it smashed all over the front seat of my car. I was tested that day. I kept my cool 😎, I could see my dad felt terrible for me, it smelt absolutely delicious and that's as far as it went for me. I never got to taste my lovely wild garlic kimchi 😭🤣💚🌿🌱
Make it again next time you harvest some wild garlic. Kimchi never gets old. Neither does plant-based food : )
@@truthbetold2611 aw I surely will, spring can't come soon enough 😁 Plant based has been my life for over 15 years. It absolutely never gets old. Saved my life 🌿🌱
the birds chipping, the greenery, this is my retirement dreams :)
I love that you talked to the plants, gentle soul 🌌
Why do I feel this video so deep in my soul 🥹
I use kale in cold, fresh green drinks, I add spinach celery broccoli and some kale.
It works best when I freeze the fresh vegetables and puree them all together in a vitamix. Machine.
And I add water approximately 20 ounces, and I add flax seed, hemp seed, chip seed, and Holy basil seed for that protein boost
Then I store about 10 ounces in little jars, as I take them out of the frig to drink throughout my day, I add one jar to 16 Oz glass and fill it up with more water because the green s are so concentrated. ..it's so yummy...I crave it
Just watched your cooking...gonna make it for my Hubby tomorrow
Love watching all the good things u do . My passion is, My garden.
Loved this episode! You are amazing, your hair is amazing but most important your soul and everything you put it into is beautiful!
Amazing to watch your Chanel change over the years and how you’ve reconnected with the earth through your garden. This all looked so delicious. 10/10 episode
Italy is definitely the country that you should seriously consider. I have a country villa between Rome and Naples and a small medieval retreat in Umbria between Rome and florence...Italy is the best place to be for food and the arts.
I cannot imagine you leaving Wales and your beautiful garden!
You might enjoy central Portugal. We have such amazing spring water here. We live at the foot of the magic mountains in the Sao Pedro do Sul region. You have to be prepared to do a lot of watering in summer but there's lots of potential to create your dream garden! 🙏✨️
I love to watch you cooking the produce you have grown. The pancakes look delicious. I make pesto with Kale and Swiss Chard which is quite tasty. Always be yourself, including your hairstyle. It's your body and your life.
We have lots of sun in South Africa 🌞🌱
hi Gaz...we've been fermenting for years. You only need 1.5% of the weight of the veg, in sea salt to ferment so you can really cut down on the salt!! Love your videos:)
What about emigrating to Slavonia/ Croatia? We already had to much sun this year, that I can say: I’ve had enough! Probably not more than 10 days of rain from January until now, super fertile soil, everything is growing like crazy, lovely rolling hills landscape, enough fresh spring water from the mountains, a huge natural reserve behind our house and very few people… we love it!
Hey Gaz, I ordered one of you knives as I FINALLY need a good one with which I can be happy for the rest of my life :D Speaking of that, would you mind sharing a little bit about how you care for your knife, sharpen it and whatever you recommend so that it acutally lasts forever? That would be so kind!!
I just order mine ❤ Hopping I get the gold one 🙏 It Brings me so much joy to watch your videos. Believe me when I say, you are living my dream. Thank you for the inspiration. Blessings to you.
Portugal is THE place for you. You'll have the sun, the sea, the countryside, the endless days, the magic ambiance, the portuguese empathetic people, I mean you wiil have All the ingredients for THE recipe of your life! ☀️🥦🍅🥑🍇🍄✈ 🇵🇹
ok, so, the green knit top, red scarf and beige trousers is 💯fit Gaz
Hi Gaz
Suzi here - i am Portuguese 🇵🇹
Just a suggestion: make the famous Portuguese Caldo Verde, which is called Portuguese green soup ... look it up ~> you'll love it!! 😋
🥬🧄🥔
I lived in Tuscany for a year and I thought it was one of the most beautiful places on Earth. We lived on the estate where they grew organic wine and olives and there was a tiny restaurant that had its own vegetable garden, plus they made a sweet wine called Vin Santo and to sit outside on a warm summers evening watching the fireflies and enjoying the wine was heaven. I’d like to eat Gaz’s food in such a place! ❤
My favourite kale dish:
- salt the washed kale and knead it a little bit to mix and wilt the leaves
- douse with oil of choice, layer them in a baking dish and bake in the oven until the top layer is crispy
- mix in the kale with a Tahini-garlic-lemon-water sauce
- put that on sour dough bread and eat!!
Kale chips. Kate leaf tacos. Kale burritos. Kale and vegan rice. Kale and pasta. Cream of Kale pizza.kale soup.
More fab food to drool over! I have that exact kitchenaid food processor and you can't have the lid on tight when you put it on the base or it will not lock into place. Just a little tip. ❤
I have just stumbled across your Chanel and OMG I am now binge watching all of your videos. I subscribe to a few like minded channels as I am very much interested in doing/growing everything yourself. You, by far are the most genuine and passionate person on you tube. I get sparks of joy with every video. Keep doing what you are doing as you are an absolute pleasure to watch. Cheers from Australia
Come to Malaysia. Specifically Cameron Highlands. Malaysia is a primarily hot country and doesn't have winter. Cameron is the city that supplies the greatest veggies, fuits, plants and flowers for a lot of places, it has the perfect weather for the perfect garden (at least from what I've seen). It has a colder temperature than in the rest of Malaysia (from my experience, the perfect temperature - not hot and not cold) and it rains in the perfect timing as well.😂
It's definitely worth to check out more deeply and see if it fits your expectations and plans.
I really want to sit and eat your delicious vegan food in your beautiful garden. You have a lovely and beautiful lifestyle and imagination, Gaz.
Hawaii! Not any of the places you mentioned but Hawaii is year round
Simple life with nature. Wow! You’re blessed my friend
It brings me great joy to see how much you love cooking and enjoying food. God bless you and guide you to the right place 🤍
Your kitchen is stunning, it is so stylish but functional
The flower sprouts of kale (especially before they start actually flowering) are absolutely delicious!
Yes they are!
In India, we would call this a lachcha (Lach-cha) paratha. The stuffing is usually spicy potatoes or just plain flour/wheat and can be eaten on its own, or served with daal, other veggies or even just with plain yogurt or yogurt and cucumber (Raita). Thanks for sharing the kimchi recipe 😀
Portugal is great for growing produce, lots of beautiful houses with lots of land
I will definitely be making this! If you do decide to leave Wales, please consider the Big Island of Hawai'i. We have all the climate zones except arctic tundra, so it's possible to find the sweet spot between too much rain and not enough. We grow organic vegetables, coffee, avocados, citrus, tropical fruits, and bananas year-round on our farm here. The island (and state) suffers from food insecurity, despite the crazy abundance, because almost all of our food is imported. Some of us are trying to change that, as well as promoting plant-based eating/living, and you could make a valuable contribution! Come visit!
Here in oz most Kale varieties will keep growing year after year. My Tuscon bit over 1m tall. Some 4 yrs old... Also take cuttings all down the trunk easily. Thx for your inspo mate. Love the show...✌️
No time like now. But I wish I had made better choices growing up and learning about growing food etc. love your info you share. It’s so helpful and give so much value.
We all need to get back to the garden.
Love kale, i dehydrate the leaves to use all winter for soups and smotthies, etc takes less space ,
Your garden is looking so abundant! I’d love to know the variety of purple peas you’re growing. They’re beautiful! Seriously love everything you’re creating, and I’m looking forward to the video on medicinal plants.
Gaz Oakley is the Johnny Depp of cooking! 😂🥰
Nice garden lovely kale 🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬 I grew up on Hawaii and some of us love rain 🌧️ look rain is watering your garden your plants love rain 🌧️ that's one reason Hawaii has nice gardens rains like everyday in Hawaii on east side of island 🏝️ we were thankful for rain but not hurricanes haha
Wow! What an epic garden!
I can recommend Nutribullet for ease of use. Simply fill the blending cup, screw the lid/blades on and then push down into the main unit. Much much easier than faffing around with weird fittings.
Gaz you can freeze Kale, then put it in anything. I put it in smoothies, you get such a buzz.
I love watching you cook!!
Oy oy Gaz, New to your chanel mate and as a fellow grower of good wholesome organic veg I'm really enjoying your ethos and energy dude! You mentioned in this episode (tounge in cheek possibly?) About moving abroad to continue your fantastic journey.. well as a fellow Brit originally living very close to beautiful Monmouthshire I now currently live in the Italian mountains in north italy not too far from lake como...with my doggy... healthy mountain air, long hot summers, fresh glacier lakes, pine trees and streams.... this area is full of prime organic food, from fresh cheese made in mountain huts, to olives, grapes, fruit and veg and nuts and figs and mushrooms that literally grow in the woodlands and can be plucked from the trees and fields... free for all to enjoy. As Italy offers the world's best cuisine apparently then it's a dream food haven for the likes of you and me my friend.... not to mention the free living lifestyle away from UK polotics, drab weather and depressing stressful rat race of work...! you'd be welcome anytime to crash at my small humble apartment while I happily guide you about and introduce you to some great locals and places of great food and joy. Peace and love brother... I'm grateful I stumbled upon your chanel. Many blessings. 😃👍🙏✌️❤️
the kitchen is so beautiful
Your kale could also be used in a good soup or stew, you could do a vegan Tuscan soup with it. Also sautéed with mushrooms and served with potatoes, mashed or baked or even rice. If you have sweet potatoes those would also be delicious with kale along with carrots. Using other items with the kale that are high in vitamin c is also good to help with iron absorption, so citrus or onions, or even roses which can be used in a powder form etc. are good.
The kimchi roti looks tasty and the sauce on top seems like it would be a great flavor combination. A teriyaki sauce would probably be good with that too. I would definitely try it.
Thank you as always for the content and having a great team.😊
Those kale varieties that you showed normally produce for two years straight in my garden. Also through winter. After the first freezing they taste even better! When it gets really hot they start to go to flower in year two. Then I take the seeds from them.
Wishing you the greatest success with your knife launch! They're exquisite!
I have put it on my Christmas wishlist, which otherwise consists of a greenhouse 🥰
WTH Kimchi pancakes…you never cease to amaze me………….Donna in Toronto
You can find gorgeous hidden landscape gems in Portugal to set your new sunny garden 😊
You came just at the perfect time. Wanting to learn how to grow my own organic food. Make my own shampoos, skin and hair care and washing liquids etc. I never realised how toxic everything we consume and use is until now. Thank you for your wisdom
next time try flour salt and boiling hot water! the boiling water really makes the g;luten form up so much faster..... Love everything about this!
I love how you honor the Kitchen God without knowing it. ❤
Love your videos! Would be cool to see some time lapse or time comparison pictures with your veggies/plants
Hello, it would be an honor to have a knife from such a good cook. Thank you for sharing, See you soon 🙂
i never thought about kale kimchi before. it is a bit bitter perhaps, but the dough omg, that's like murtabak dough, LOVE IT!!!!!!!!
Oh, you’re lefthanded :-) I love you even more❤ Thank you for this video.
your content is on another level man
Kimchi is something I make several times a year and then kimchi pancakes (which are so moreish), kimchi stew (amazing if you feel run down) or even kimchi as a side with ramen....I eat it with everything. Soooo good.
Thank you for sharing love to the nature ❤
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Think carefully about moving. Our climate is changing. The closer you get to the equator, the hotter it is. Constant sun with 95+days takes a toll on your body. Lots of humidity.
Mmm I love warm climates and siestas 🥰
exactly --- the sun is getting intense even in winter . We used to have normal winters , sunny but cold and with rain . Now the winters are short and the sun is still intense. Gardening in a Mediterranean climate is challenging -- the drought is real and the constant sun is no joke.
Sardinia is the best place in italy if you want a mild winter place to live; in some parts near the sea it doesn’t get under 5 degrees all year round. Prepare to long dry summers in the high 30s/low 40s. Unfortunately in most places you cant live right by the sea, but you can in a property within a few hundred metres by the sea. Also try to find a place where its not too touristic(west coast is better for that).
What a dream garden! A dream to have one day, but next to impossible to afford in Vancouver, Canada. RIght now my garden is a huge indoor hydroponic garden. Great episode, as always, thanks so much!
Last time I watched, my friend Gaz had 100k subs. now I see again , 1.63 Miljon . Wow, Gaz , keep your foot on the gas !! 💖
wow where have you been? 🤔
@@gazoakleychef Totally with you all the way every episode, but forgot to check the subs . Wow ! Well done to you and the team #PROUD💫
I love your videos.
The aesthetic is on point.
amazing and inspiring. great video and lot of information for those who start gardening. lovely life style. I wish I could do this but I am living in a big city with condo-office-condo-sleep and groceries weekends ;-)) thanks for this video.
Wash the KALE leaves, cut away from the stalks, spin dry, stuff as many as will fit into jumbo plastic zip lock bags. Roll the bag tight starting at the bottom until you can roll and push as much air out of the bag as possible and then zip closed. Stuff the roll into the freezer and then use in smoothies, sprinkled into soups, stews, casseroles or wherever you need kale! You can even sprinkle over live fresh greens in salads. Cook the stalks if you're so inclined and stuff those into quart jars and pour your favorite vinegar over them, stuff multiple garlic cloves in the jars and even herbs if you so desire and then refrigerate. These are nice as a side dish in buddha bowls or anywhere you need something that is pickled! In vinegar they will last for more than a year!
Dear Gaz, if you keep picking and eating the delicious kale flowers, they should keep growing like crazy. I like them more than the leaves... 🥦❣
Please consider Baja California Sur Mexico. There are so many folks here who want to support what you are envisioning
What a lovely kitchen
so glad i came across this channel
Just came across your video and I love what you are doing well done I am Very interested in foraging and I am gonna try your sleepy tea and moisturizer thank you for sharing I love that life ❤ keep it up
I love that the kale leaves blew all over when trying to bring them in. Lol seeing you struggle with the kitchen blendy thing also made me happy to see .
Sir Gaz I just ordered your book! Can’t wait to get it! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️
I love your kitchen !
Its looks like a nice knife, beautiful crafted ,
Helpful hint food processor..lock in one at a time #1bowl #2 blade #3 lid 😉
🤣ill try
So, you asked about sunny land.
Please, come in Bulgaria on the Black Sea. I have an Ayurveda Clinic and I would like to learn me how to grow that kind of garden.
You can get garlic kale aswell, i have just planted mine gaz, i will let you know how it tastes soon as it grows fast.👌
Oh I recognised that frustration! I've got the same Kitchenaid blender. And have that fight every time I use it. Great idea to make a mini blender, but so imperfectly executed!