So, I’ve signed up for a winter share of vegetables from a local CSA (community supported agriculture) thinking I wouldn’t still me growing my own in December. Who knew I’d still be harvesting from my own garden?!!! Say what-El Nino thank you! Regardless, when I go to my winter share pick up, I’ve been choosing…
Garden Fresh Foodie Cinnamon Apple Sauce
Apple sauce from a store?! No way! You can make apple sauce and it is SOOOOO much tastier than anything you could ever buy. It’s so easy to make that I made it with a kitchen full of high schoolers in under 30 minutes! Yes, way! All it takes to make apple sauce are some…
Edamame Salad With Herb Vinaigrette
In case you’re not familiar with the term edamame, it’s whole soy bean. I love growing this plant, and we just harvested our crop this weekend. Edamame is really easy to grow! It grows like a bean plant, and gets harvested all at once (as in the picture of above of my happy harvester). If…
Sun-Dried Tomato Lentils With Fresh Basil & Greens
As the summer progresses, what’s cooking is based on what we’re harvesting. Right now it’s swiss chard, kale, and basil in large quantities. If you don’t grow your own, visit a farmer’s market this weekend to source your ingredients locally. Before the tomatoes start rolling in, it’s also time to use up last year’s dried…
Molasses Baked Beans
Baked Beans often have tons of added sugar. In this recipe, I cut it by a lot. Homemade version usually call for BBQ sauce, and that has a lot of hidden sugars too. To get that same sauce flavor, I used a tomato sauce, spicy brown mustard, molasses, and liquid smoke. Liquid smoke gives the…
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