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ChadWA
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I thought i'd throw out the challenge to anyone willing to accept, for their chance to show off a little...

Unsure if this has been done here before, but anyways, the idea is to cook a meal using only ingredients harvested from your aquaponics system .. Take a photo and post it up here with the recipe?

At the moment the only meal I could cook from my AP system is a glass of water, but soon I will create a masterpiece to behold!



Any challengers? :)

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Here ya go..... :D



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Great, first post and its unbeatable! would of made amazing synchonised swimmers

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As it is 40 degrees here, I am not cooking anything. Here is lunch - I just made the topping for crackers, black Russian tomato, parsley, garlic chives and white onion, very Christmassy don't you think?

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oooo not sure we can pay that one Faye, unless that's an AP cracker of course....

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Looks like an Appropriatedly Piled cracker to me....
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And the winners are....

Charlie and Faye!!!!
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This is for Christmas Smoked Trout.
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Way to go Jim :)

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The reason I have a lime tree in my system is for future civiche. Pics won't be for a while though, it is winter here and the growing is slow.

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I thought it would be a neat challenge to grow everything needed for spaghetti.

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How do you grow Italians... :D
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It is not hard, we grow quite well. I have a four year old that gets mistaken for seven...

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