Maud's Kitchen Garden

The story of Maud’s kitchen garden

In order to handle climate changes and to reduce the amount of imported goods, which we are able to produce in the Faroes, we have startet to grow our own vegetables. From this hard work Maud’s kitchen garden grew and here we dig the future. Maud’s kitchen garden is a garden where we grow lots of different vegetables. Most of the vegetables grow outside, and the plants which cannot handle the Faroese weather grow inside in the greenhouse. The selection of vegetables is constantly growing, and we are no longer dependent on imported vegetables and potatoes as we now are fully self-sufficient.

When I cook for heimablídni, I use our own vegetables straight from the garden. I also use different processes, such as pickling the healthy and sustainable vegetables, in order to reserve it to next harvest. At Maud’s you will get sustainable vegetables, which is produced reasonable and has a good and authentic taste. Here you will taste the Faroe Islands.

Inspiration for the seasons

Spring

The spring welcomes us with its first eatable flowers as lots of inspiring and healthy herbs sprout form the soil.

Recipes for the spring

Herbal Sauce

28/05/2021

Greek yogurt, herbs from the garden (mint, chive, garlic tops, dill,

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Rhubarb Compote

02/05/2021

1 kg rhubarbs cut into pieces (2 cm), 2 tablespoons vanilla sugar. Clean the rhubarbs

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Summer

Summer is the time of year when the salads are fresh and ready to eat. Radishes, spinach and onions tops are sprouting.

Recipes for the summer

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Autumn

Autumn is the time to harvest vegetables, cabbages and roots. The potatoes are grown, the onions are to be dried and the stocks are full of all kinds of delicious vegetables.

Recipes for the autumn

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Winter

Winter is time of year where almost nothing is growing, but this is the time to put the garlic into soil to mature until next spring or summer. The Kale is till standing even if the snow and frost is present, the cold gives the kale an even better taste.

Recipes for the winter

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