Freezing Vegetables
Freezing veggies is a bit more of a process than freezing fruit, but it’s still not hard and is definitely …Read More
Category Archives: Eating seasonally/CSA
Freezing Fruit
Freezing fresh fruit in season is the very best way to hold on to the taste of summer. It’s surprisingly …Read More
Grilled Vegetables
It’s the taste of another perfect summer meal: grilled veggies. They’re so easy, it’d be silly not to at least …Read More
Greek Salad
I’m bringing this post out of semi-retirement. This recipe is just too good not to share again. My mother-in-law gave …Read More
Leah’s Pasta Salad
My friend Leah Facebooked me today to tell me she had made my Secret Weapon Vinaigrette and used it on …Read More
Herbed Chicken Wheatberry Salad
In the quest to use up last week’s CSA veggies, I started this evening’s dinner prep this afternoon by cooking …Read More
How we’re using our CSA Veggies
I posted at the beginning of the season that we had signed up for a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program. …Read More
Asian Sloppy Joes
This invention was a happy serendipity that resulted from a)too much ground turkey for the turkey burgers I made one …Read More
Fruit Pizza
I’m bringing this post out of semi-retirement. The other day I fixed this fabulous dessert for my oldest son’s 21st …Read More
Chicken Stir-Fry with Sunchokes and Black Radishes
One of my goals in signing up for a CSA vegetable share was to venture into uncharted territory and try …Read More
Chicken soup with burdock and greens
The other night, I was needing to use several things in my fridge, so I made large pot of soup …Read More
Oven Roasted Parsnips
Night #2 of the Great Local and Seasonal Vegetable Adventure. On the menu for dinner: BBQ pork loin, spinach & …Read More
In which Laura & co. begin a new adventure with CSA
I have been researching CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) for years, and we finally decided to try it out this year. …Read More
Some pictures to make you drool:
I took a little trip to the St. Paul Farmer’s Market yesterday morning, (deliciously wrapped in a sweatshirt and Goretex …Read More
The sordid truth about zucchini….
Recently sighted. This zucchini, part of the Witness Protection Plan, lives incognito somewhere in the midwest with an unsuspecting family. …Read More
Making Sauerkraut at Home – time tested methods
Dave and I decided to try making homemade sauerkraut this year. Okay, Dave did all the heavy lifting but I …Read More
What to do with too much pesto????
I saw the above question in the list of search terms that had brought people to our site, and was …Read More
Homemade Pesto anyone?
This morning we made our weekly pilgrimage to the local farmers market….ah, the sounds and smells and colors make me …Read More
