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About Kyrié

Hi there!

I’m Kyrié (pronounced kee-ree-ay) the Foodié! I’m half Japanese and lived in Japan for several years of my life, so most of my recipes are Japanese foods I grew up eating, or other Asian flavors that I love.

Me and my husband Jeff love gardening and are passionate about helping others grow their garden, too!

Feel free to follow me on Instagram to keep up with my adventures!

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Welcome!

We’re Kyrié and Jeff—a foodie and farmer sharing approachable recipes and fresh-from-the-garden inspiration.

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Jeff has a deep passion for gardening. Each year, he cultivates hundreds of pounds of vegetables—along with the occasional fruit—turning his garden into a thriving and productive space. Combined with Kyrié’s cooking, together, they create exciting meals using Jeff’s harvest.

Real Farmer Jeff

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