Local cornmeal. Local flour. What should be local buttermilk (but instead is an attempt to use up a gifted half-bottle). What do you get?
Buttermilk corn muffins! Continue reading
Buttermilk Corn Muffins
Tag Archives: farmer’s market
Local Foods in December? Yes! Plus: A Sweet Potato Bake
It seems like it has been awhile since I posted about my passion for eating local foods. Perhaps you were thinking it’s because it’s December?
Nope! Continue reading
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Homemade Wheat Thins + Palm Oil PSA
Although I’m a few days late with this, I’d still like to share with you that last week was Orangutan Caring Week.
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An Easy Apple Crumble to Delight Your Fall Taste Buds
We all deserve a homemade apple crumble at least once during the Fall. Here’s an easy one to make (as long as you’re still able to find apples this year after a difficult harvest…). Continue reading
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Homemade Paneer Cheese & Aloo-Mattar
The Fall Garden and Her Vegetable Soup
The peak of gardening has passed, but there are still plenty of things to be seen, done, and harvested this time of year.
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Butternut Squash Lasagna
After a tour of a super fancy straw bale house, a group of us met back at Community Greenhouse Partners for a potluck. Continue reading
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Green, Yellow, Purple Beans and Pink Mushrooms!
I didn’t even know pink oyster mushrooms existed, but I knew I had to try them when my mushroom farmer brought them to market this week. Continue reading
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Colorful Bean & Corn Salad
I’m surprised I haven’t shared this recipe yet – it’s another of my summer favorites, and it always works well for potlucks. It’s easy to prepare and even easier to share! Continue reading
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Late Summer Pasta with Herbs and Veggies
I’m a bit lazier as a cook in the summer. I tend to stay closer to the raw foods and make a variety of summer salads (like tomato basil mozzarella!). It’s just too hot to turn on the stove, and there are so many other things to do! Continue reading
