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Category Archives: Farmers’ market
Easy gazpacho.
Now that we’re full-on into tomato season, I’m playing around with one of my favorite summer dishes: gazpacho. Recently, I posted a recipe for fresh and tangy white gazpacho, which is built on a base of cucumber, green apple and … Continue reading
Posted in Eating local, Farmers' market, Recipes, Soups
Tagged cucumber, favorite, food, garlic, healthy, homemade, seasonal, tomatoes
2 Comments
Summery green pasta salad.
Think pasta salad is boring? (Me, too.) This fresh take on pasta salad uses summer green vegetables and a light, lemony dressing. Continue reading
White gazpacho.
This white gazpacho is the perfect summer soup: cool, flavorful and easy to make. Perfect for lunch or a party appetizer! Continue reading
Posted in Eating local, Farmers' market, Recipes, Soups
Tagged almonds, cucumber, food, garlic, grapes, healthy, homemade, seasonal
2 Comments
Fun ingredient of the week: candy onions.
You’ll find gorgeous white “Candy” onions in farmers’ markets throughout the Midwest right now; they’re super sweet and perfect for grilling. Continue reading
Posted in Eating local, Farmers' market, Fun ingredient, Grilling, Sides
Tagged food, onion
2 Comments
Cherry tomato salad with mozzarella and lemon.
No doubt you’ve had the classic tomato/mozzarella salad. But this variation adds a pop of lemon juice and it completely transforms this summer salad. Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Eating local, Farmers' market, House favorites, Salads
Tagged basics, basil, food, healthy, homemade, lemon, mozzarella, tomatoes
3 Comments
Ribbon zucchini salad.
In spite of my garden’s current zucchini problem—I think I have a pollination issue that I hope resolves as the season progresses—the farmers at our local markets are having no such troubles. Summer squash of all kinds are showing up … Continue reading
Posted in Eating local, Farmers' market, Recipes, Salads
Tagged food, healthy, herbs, homemade, lemon, local, zucchini
3 Comments
Strawberry jam (again).
My happy jam-making experience last summer—with homemade strawberry, blueberry and tomato jam—had me looking forward to getting out the canning pot and jars all over again. For a household of two people, we managed to go through quite a few … Continue reading
Posted in Better than store-bought, Eating local, Farmers' market, How-to, Recipes
Tagged food, homemade, jam, seasonal, strawberries, Weck
5 Comments
Cooking with garlic scapes.
One of the many pleasures of growing your own garlic (see here for a how-to on growing garlic) is the arrival of garlic scapes. These are the little curlicue sprouts that shoot, almost overnight, from the tops of hardneck garlic … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Eating local, Farmers' market, Fun ingredient, Gardening, Recipes
Tagged food, garlic, garlic scapes, local, seasonal
19 Comments
Free-form strawberry tart.
Some folks I know are intimidated by pie crust, thinking that it’s too difficult to handle and too easy to mess up. If you count yourself among them, then I have two suggestions: First, try my Grandmother’s foolproof, never-fail, super-easy … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Desserts, Eating local, Farmers' market
Tagged berries, easy, food, fruit, seasonal, strawberries, tart
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