📣 ¡Nueva clase disponible!Acompáñame en la cocina para una clase de inglés para principiantes — presentada por Klohee’s Kitchen 🍽️✨

🗓️ Sábado 17 de enero
🕛 12:00 PM (mediodía)
🎟️ $22 USD por persona

En esta clase aprenderás:
✅ Saludos y presentaciones
✅ Cómo hacer y responder preguntas simples
✅ Compartir tu nombre y tu comida favorita

Si estás comenzando o quieres ganar confianza al hablar inglés, esta clase es para ti.
Cupos limitados — ¡reserva el tuyo hoy!

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🍋 Meet My Edible Entourage: Fun Plant Names from My Kitchen Garden

I’m no botanist—but I am a cook with a soft spot for anything green, growing, and full of potential. Lately, I’ve been giving my plants names that make me smile every time I water them. It’s part ritual, part inside joke, and all love.

I made a little video introducing a few of my leafy companions, and you can check it out on my Facebbook Klohee’s Kitchen —where I share recipes, food musings, and the occasional garden update.

🌿 The Cast of Characters

  • Lemon Tree → Margarita
    She’s elegant, a little dramatic, and always ready to brighten a dish.
  • Mango → Mangonada
    Regal, tropical, and slightly mysterious. I imagine him wearing a monocle.
  • Bell Peppers → Isaac
    Red, yellow, and green—each with her own flair. They gossip in the sun.
  • Cucumbers → Fred
    Laid-back, crisp, and always chill. They’re the spa day of my garden.

🌱 Why I Name My Plants

It’s not about expertise—it’s about connection. Naming them makes me notice their growth, their quirks, and their personalities. It turns gardening into storytelling. And for someone who lives and breathes food, it’s a way to honor the journey from soil to plate.

If you’ve ever named a sourdough starter or whispered encouragement to your basil, you get it.

🎥 Watch the Video

Come meet the gang in motion! I’ve shared a short video on my Facebook page Klohee’s Kitchen —drop by, say hi, and tell me what you’d name your own edible plants.