This is one of those meals that’s savory and satisfying the first time around, even better as leftovers, and just as phenomenal baked after a long hibernation in the freezer. It’s an ideal weekend project: double (or triple) the recipe…
Serves 4 as a side. Ingredients 2 medium Purple Top or Scarlet Queen turnips, plus their greens (or a handful of radish greens or Asian spring mix) 1 small onion 1 cup pearled barley (or quinoa, if eating gluten free)…
Share Notes: The past few weeks have been cold, cold, cold, it’s like winter is giving us a little taste of what’s to come! Everything is still growing quite nicely and we’ve got another harvest or two getting ready for…
CSA Share Notes: Pumpkin—Luxury pie. If you’d like to make a pie with this beauty, plan on giving the task most of the day. It will be a rewarding endeavor! I recommend adding 2 extra tablespoons of flour to the…
Share Notes: Remember that next week, we will deliver on Tuesday, November 25th! If you will be out of town for this delivery day, simply log in to your account and set a delivery hold. Now on to this week’s…
Share Notes: The frosts arrived this week and we harvested in the blasting wind, gleaning every last bit of summer’s harvest. The hardy winter veggies are still doing great and should last us a while, but our late summer crops…
As the frosts come this week and take what is left of summer’s abundance, I like to hold on to the remaining tastiness as long as possible. Preserve your last big harvest of hot peppers for some fiery heat long…
This is a fall salad of the best sort—sturdy roots, the first of the hearty winter squash, and the delicious genius of roasted kale. Serve warm or at room temp; it won’t last long either way. (And neither did anything…
Share Notes: Mustard Greens—Red Giant. Eaten raw, these spicy greens pack quite a punch, but wilted with the kale or collards, they mellow and add a wonderful turnipy flavor to your greens. Do you notice a few bug holes? These…
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