I even picked up the super fresh pea shoots that I used for
this recipe at a local farm last week.
Not exact matches
At my local Bristol Farms, hatch chiles were the hype of the market, and I picked up a few along with a flyer with several recipes to try at hom
At my
local Bristol
Farms, hatch chiles were the hype of the market, and I picked up a few along with a flyer with several
recipes to try
at hom
at home.
The first
recipe that I did make was the Eggplant Stuffed with Lamb and Pine Nuts on page 166, for which I purchased beautiful organic heirloom eggplants and ground pastured lamb
at a
local farm.
With roots in Poland and Italy, all Greenridge
Farm products use original
recipes and spice blends true to their European origins — such as actual spices from Germany in our Black Forest Ham — making our premium meats unlike anything else you'll find
at your
local market.
I had peppers in three shades of green that I'd picked
at a
local farm so I threw together this
recipe, added an avocado (for Mexican flair) and it was gobbled up before we'd warmed up the quesadilla maker.
I am currently working as the owner of Primal Peak, LLC, the co-owner of Fat Moose Foods, LLC, a «nutrition specialist»
at Copper Moose
Farm (providing recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at Scho
Farm (providing
recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and
farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at Scho
farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a
local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things
at School).
I am also the co-owner of Fat Moose Foods, LLC, a «nutrition specialist»
at Copper Moose
Farm (providing recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at Scho
Farm (providing
recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and
farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at Scho
farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a
local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things
at School).
Menu will include 4 simple
recipes subject to ingredients available
at the
local farmers markets and
farms.
Cooking vegetarian
recipes at home is like getting a whole new education in produce, in
farming, in flavor combinations, and even in knowing a city better through the location and the layout of
local stores, and who carries what.
Cooking: Co-op Food Stores Baking Classes: King Arthur Flour
Recipes from
local food blogs: Upper Valley Localvore blog, Lisa Cadow's «A Fork on the Road» blog, Carol Egbert's blog Canning & Freezing, Gardening: Co-op, Upper Valley Food Co-op, Cedar Circle
Farm, Pompanoosuc Agriculture Society Henry Homeyer's newest book: Organic Gardening Not Just in the Northeast: A Hands - On Month by Month Guide - pre-order
at the Norwich Bookstore (802) 649-1114 NOFA - VT and NOFA - NH Gardener Workshops Vermont Extension Service and New Hampshire Extension Service