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What’s in Season: December!
The snow has come and gone and come again but still may not stick around. I can’t decide if I welcome its presence or if
Jen
December 20, 2019
What’s in Season: November!
November is often a celebration of the end of harvest. A celebration of the last of the crops being pulled from the ground before the
Jen
November 22, 2019
What’s in Season: October!
October has come and is moving quickly to a close. It is the month of pumpkins; not pumpkin pie but fresh fierce pumpkins carved into
Jen
October 21, 2019
What’s in Season: September!
There is a comfort in the change of the seasons; there is a moment when you can feel it in your soul. It’s the next
Jen
September 23, 2019
What’s in Season: August!
Suddenly, it is mid-August and I find myself looking back wondering where the time has gone. I feel that summer has a way of doing
Jen
August 22, 2019
What’s in Season: July!
The heat has hit…July is here. We spend days soaking up the sun until it sends us indoors. This is the month that truly feels
Jen
July 24, 2019
What’s in Season: May!
It’s a countdown for me each Spring like a kid counting down to their favorite holiday. Only I am not counting down to a holiday…I
Jen
May 30, 2019
From Garden to Table: Black Spanish Radish
This, our third spring in Texas, has been the loveliest by far. The weather has been cooler and we have had substantial rain right when
Shannon
June 17, 2014
Starting a Vegetable Garden + a Recipe for Fried Chicken & Asparagus Skillet
When I was growing up, planting the garden was a family event. I remember planting the seeds and being so excited when they began to
Kelsey
May 15, 2014
Seed Starting Indoors – an early start for a productive summer garden
Early February. It’s been approximately three months since the last leaves fell off the trees. I am really ready to see green again. Fortunately, this
Sarah
February 7, 2014
In Which I Learn to Grow Food in Winter (Book Review and Giveaway!)
I’ve been tilling this bit of earth for more than a decade. Most years, I am ready for a rest and I happily embrace the
Erin
November 12, 2013
Harvesting Your Kitchen Garden (and Another Great Giveaway!)
Assuming you were inspired by last week’s post on creating a kitchen garden, you may soon find yourself overrun with fresh fruit and veg in
Erin
April 15, 2013
Planning a Kitchen Garden (And an Awesome Giveaway!)
This is a difficult post for me. Well, easy to write, but difficult to write briefly. Gardening is close to my heart and my hands
Erin
April 8, 2013
Root Season
“Cold dark deep and absolutely clear,” from “At the Fishhouses” by Elizabeth Bishop “[R]emember that it is not you that support the root, but the
Eddy
December 14, 2012
Good-bye….and Hello!
Friends, we have come to that all-too-familiar time when we bid farewell to our current cookbook, and begin our exploration of a new one. I
Erin
June 13, 2012
Lacto-Fermented Summer Squash
Now that we live off-grid lacto-fermentation is a way that I can store a little produce without taking up precious cooler space. That cooler is
Shannon
May 26, 2012
10 Ways to Eat Through That Windfall of Zucchini
Doesn’t everyone joke about how you can’t give zucchini away at the height of the season? There are just too many of them. But fear
Shannon
August 6, 2011
What is Seasonal in Spring?
If you are like me, you are busy planting seeds while the actual harvest of spring produce is a way off. But whether you can
Plan to Eat
April 16, 2011
Incoporate Fall and Winter Produce Into Your Menu Plan
Fall is a fabulous time for menu planning and eating, isn’t it? Everything is plentiful in September and the cooler temperatures lure us back into
Plan to Eat
October 7, 2010
10 Uses for Fresh Peaches
July is the month that makes me wish I lived in Georgia — not for the sweltering summer humidity, of course, but for the fresh
Mandi
June 26, 2010
In Celebration of Sweet Peas
We grew sweet peas for the first time this year. My little girls are just amazed to see the peas that normally come out of
Plan to Eat
June 28, 2009
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