By Jeanie Rose | Winter Squash
Always looking for new ways to prepare pumpkin and winter squash, I’m game for almost anything. This roasted pumpkin soup recipe from Moro East looked on the surface to be much like other pumpkin soups I’ve made except for the condiments that get added at serving time. This cookbook is so exceptional I decided to […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Apple
If you are fortunate enough to have access to loads of cooking apples, you are probably always looking for new ways to use them. One can only eat so many apple pies! (At least that’s what I’m told.) Here’s a new tack: treat apples as a vegetable. In this lovely apple dish, good enough to […]
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By Amanda Rose | Nuts and Seeds
(This recipe post was contributed by herbalist Rosalee de la Forêt.) This recipe combines three sources of nutritional powerhouses for a tasty herbal seasoning that adds zest to vegetables, meats, sandwiches, salads, and other savory dishes. Did you know that the way a food or herb tastes can provide insight into the plant’s chemical constituents […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Berries
When Amanda came back from a harvest adventure with ripe wild Sierra gooseberries, she ended up making a gooseberry syrup. Besides their antioxidants, gooseberries have an amazing amount of pectin. It seems that gooseberries can be added to low-pectin fruit to make a nice jam without the addition of commercial pectins. I was all about […]
Continue readingBy Jeanie Rose | Winter Squash
Roasting butternut squash is a simple way to enjoy its flavor and beauty. Once its roasted you can puree the butternut squash and use it in a variety of recipes for soups, breads, and desserts. The puree can be frozen in recipe-sized containers for ease of use. However, consider roasting butternut squash to serve as […]
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By Jeanie Rose | Green Beans
Whether you grow bush beans or pole beans, when the crop comes in, it is abundant. It’s easy to become overwhelmed and let a pile of beans sit in the refrigerator too long. Bean bean flavor and quality is markedly best right after harvest. Quality quickly diminishes by the day. Here is a suggested kitchen […]
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