Sentences with phrase «csa so»

Taking a gender - responsive approach to Climate - Smart Agriculture (CSA) means that the particular needs, priorities, and realities of men and women are recognized and adequately addressed in the design and application of CSA so that both men and women can equally benefit.

I urge you to visit your local farm or join a CSA so you can get in touch with what is in season.

I wanted to make an easy breakfast recipe using the fresh summer berries from my CSA so I decided to switch out the Pumpkin in my Pumpkin Waffles with strawberries.

For those who can't get that green thumb going, start a weekly practice of shopping at your farmers market or sign up for a CSA so you can have fresh seasonal produce delivered each week from a local farm.

Am trying to get through lots of zucchini from our CSA so I have a loaf of your low carb zucchini bread in the oven as I type!

The greens are rolling in from local farms and in our CSA so I am just trying to keep up!

We are still getting our weekly CSA so I knew there were plenty to choose from.

I wanted to make an easy breakfast recipe using the fresh summer berries from my CSA so I decided to switch out the Pumpkin in my Pumpkin Waffles with strawberries.

I get parsnips with my csa so I am pinning this recipe!

Not exact matches

Similar to picking up the CSA vegetables, but I haven't already paid for these, so I have to shell out money, which detracts slightly.

It's unlikely the CSA will get out ahead of the SEC so it could take some time yet before something substantial actually happens but the discussion thus far has been viewed by all to be positive.

So when is the CSA response expected?

I have some fennel left over from our CSA box so I will definitely have to try this out this week.

I joined a CSA this year, and so I picked up farm fresh fruits and vegetables of the season once a week right by my house.

I have a jar of pickled beet eggs in my refrigerator from our winter CSA box, so I'll have to try making this beautiful salad with them.

I have so many extra veggies from the CSA and now I know what to do with them!!

The strawberries in the local CSA's are so incredibly sweet they taste like candy and the rhubarb, which is most often tart, has a slight sweetness to it as well, giving a wonderfully balanced flavor.

I had a fridge full of carrots, broccoli, and tomatoes begging to be used from my CSA, so that's what I did.

I've had them in CSA boxes, so I've eaten them.

i was given some carrots from someone else's CSA box & thought i waited a day too long... but the slight softening was fine so i didn't have to roast as long.

And so I bought 4 cases from my CSA.

So I have been really patient waiting and waiting for our summer CSA at Arcana Gardens and Greenhouses to begin.

-LSB-...] have had an onslaught of delicious tomatoes from our produce CSA, so tried a new recipe — a cozy kitchen's heirloom tomato jam.

We have both a veggie garden and we are sharing a CSA, so we have many veggies available.

So lem me explain: CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture.

So last week was my first time participating in a Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA.

Onions have been a big part of my CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) box so far this year.

As luck would have it, I got a lovely head of broccoli in my CSA bundle this week, so I'm going to try and recreate it on my own.

We've had some really fantastic green beans in our CSA the last few weeks - truly perfect just as they are but that browned butter sounds so good.

I was so excited to see asparagus and strawberries in my CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) veggies this week.

So, when we received our final CSA veggie box this week, I set my mind to stepping into my kitchen again.

I love veggie burgers this time of year, so I'm thinking I need to whip these up as soon as the zucchini shows in my CSA.

I just added beets to my csa box order so I can make this salad.

I have one last CSA pickup on Monday so maybe they will have one in the box:)

I've never tried out a CSA before, so I was super excited to receive all this gorgeous fresh produce straight from a local farmer.

We have so much left over from our fall CSA baskets, I'll have to use some for this recipe.

No CSA for me... * sigh * I can't get enough money together to pay for the whole season up front... so I live vicariously through these posts.

-LSB-...] strawberries from the CSA are so incredibly sweet they taste like candy and the rhubarb, which is most often -LSB-...]

Lots of the farmers I buy from have a winter CSA, so between that and my VERY modest raised bed garden, we get wonderful fresh, local food year» round.

I had to use up the rest of our CSA veggie box, so I substituted dino kale for the chard and did a mix of white and orange sweet potatoes.

We had about 4 or 5 butternut squashes sitting in the pantry from our CSA that I was getting worried would go to waste so I decided that soup is the quickest think to do with them.

I don't have the luxury (or the stress, depending on how you look at it) to get more than my own CSA share, so i usually go through all of it without having to make the «use up» recipes.

I've tried using kale and collards so far, but I have some bok choy from my CSA box I will either make into chips or use in a miso soup.

Since I had done such an expert job of seeding the tomatoes, the salsa turned out a little dry, so I added a handful of chopped cherry tomatoes that I had on hand from my CSA pick - up.

I didn't have tomato sauce, but I DID have some fresh tomatoes from my CSA, so I gave those a rough chop and threw them in a pot with some salt to make sauce while I sliced the rest of the vegetables.

We had a ton of apples from previous CSA shipments, and Lisa has recently been experimenting with Agave Nectar as a sweetner, so this recipe that Cathy found on About.com fit the bill.

Onions are just comin in through my CSA, so this came right when I needed it!

I have so many tomatoes on hand due to my weekly CSA delivery.

The CSA had happened to deliver something like two dozen beets to me that week (seriously that's not an exaggeration), and I had some tortillas on hand as well, so I threw together some tacos and they turned out delicious.

So instead of putting it on the menu, I made a delicious quinoa recipe on Saturday with fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and garlic from our CSA pick - up, along with parsley, chives and mint from our garden, and didn't utter the 8 letter word.