Granada Artisan Foods

10/28/2025

I love folding and ironing clothes❣️ 😁

10/28/2025

Yuko Kurihara (b. 1976) is a renowned Japanese painter and illustrator. Born in Japan, she moved between Singapore, Chiba, and the United States during her elementary, middle, and high school years. These rich life experiences have shaped the gorgeous and vibrant colors in her work. In 1994, she enrolled at the University of Tsukuba in Japan to study Japanese painting, specifically *nihonga* (traditional mineral pigments). After graduating with a master's degree in 2000, she continued to create *nihonga* paintings and is now considered one of the most outstanding female Japanese painters in Japan today.

10/27/2025

We forget how important copper is as a nutrient.

09/29/2025

Rustic fennel, leeks and tomatoes HEART Galette❣️

Beautiful night, beautiful friend and pup ❣️ Beyond grateful❣️🙏✨

09/28/2025

Local heirloom tomatoes made these Galettes extra delish❣️

09/26/2025

Hearty Chicken Soup for my Soul❣️ I woke up with a little tickle in my throat and decided to make a healing soup.

Ingredients:
Chicken Stock made with chicken back bone
Local rainbow carrots
Local green beans
Local leeks
Onions
Garlic
Saffron
Lime juice
Turmeric
Himalayan salt
Cayenne pepper
Parsley
And lots of LOVE❣️

09/23/2025

Catered breakfast, lunch and dinner. Always healthy and YUM❣️

09/18/2025

This.

Did you know homeopathy has one of the best safety ratings of any medicine?
• Safe for babies, kids, adults, pregnancy & nursing
• Gentle, natural & effective
• Affordable & easy to use
• Reliable— it’s been around for over 200 years, & widely used in Europe

💧How to dose:
• For babies & kids: dissolve 2–3 pellets in a little water, give a few drops with a spoon.
• For adults: 2–3 pellets under the tongue, let dissolve.
• Dose less often as symptoms improve.

It’s that simple — safe, natural medicine that works with your body, not against it. 🌱

P.S. our homeopathy guide will be coming soooooooon! Stay tuned! 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. Always consult with your personal health care provider for any & all health needs.

homeopathy | natural remedies | kaleBlossom | support the body | natural healing

09/11/2025

Butterfly pea flower❣️

Dyeing textiles with butterfly pea flower is an ancient practice that's gaining renewed interest as an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic dyes. The process involves extracting the vibrant blue anthocyanins from the dried flowers through various methods, with the most common being steeping them in hot or boiling water. To create the dye bath, you bring a large pot of water to a boil, add dried butterfly pea flowers, reduce heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes until the water turns a deep blue color, then strain out the flowers and let the liquid cool. For stronger concentrations, some dyers use microwave-assisted extraction techniques, which can extract colorants in as little as 10 seconds to 2 minutes.

The actual dyeing process requires careful attention to mordanting, which helps the dye bond permanently with the fabric fibers. Professional textile dyeing with butterfly pea involves stages of pre-mordanting and dyeing, simultaneous mordanting and dyeing, then post-mordanting and dyeing, which allows color particles to unite well and results in various color shades. Recent research has focused on optimizing dye extraction temperature and dyeing parameters for cotton fabrics to evaluate butterfly pea's potential as a natural textile dye. While the natural blue is beautiful, it's important to note that natural dyes generally produce lighter, more muted colors compared to synthetics, and the color may fade over time without proper mordanting. Simple experiments can be done by steeping butterfly pea tea and letting fabric soak overnight in the dark blue liquid, though professional results require more complex mordanting processes to achieve colorfastness.

Photo credit: peaflowerindonesia.com

09/10/2025

What's for breakfast, you ask? Huevos Rancheros, of course!

Yum is the word❣️👨‍🍳