Sunday Meatballs We talk a lot about Sundays here at the Farmhouse. Not the ice cream kind, but the stock-the-kitchen kind. We’re so grateful that each week has this little coda tacked on to the end–a spacious day, with time Read on!
Beans and Greens with Caper Vinaigrette At the risk of sounding like Mr. Miyagi, we’d like to propose the idea that cooking’s mostly about mindset. Yes, technique is important, but it’s also rather easily learned. What’s sometimes harder to get Read on!
Quick Combos: Cooking with Greens, Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Cinnamon Apples, Radish Vinaigrette A note on greens: Fall and winter greens are extremely flexible ingredients – they can all be sauteed, stir-fried, braised, or eaten raw. When switching out greens Read on!
Quick Combos: Apples, Radishes, Greens, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce Apples Make a quick apple chutney to enjoy with grilled meats or braised greens and rice. Dice 2 apples and combine in a saucepan with 1 Tbs water, 2 minced shallots, 2 Read on!
Roasted Ratatouille Panzanella There are certain recipes that are the little black dress of the kitchen. Timeless, elegant, simple – perfect for every occasion. We rely on them in much the same way we’d shimmy into that dress, looking Read on!
Quick Combos: Grape Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Summer Squash, Lettuce, Gala Apples Grape Tomatoes Oven roasted grape tomatoes are bursting with sweet and savory umami flavor. Cut them lengthwise and place in a single layer on a baking sheet. Drizzle with Read on!
Zucchini-Basil Fritters with Yogurt Olive Oil Sauce If you’re using the right olive oil, you won’t think we’re crazy for publishing a sauce recipe with only two ingredients. You’ll already know that really good olive oil is sort of Read on!
Quick Combos: Sorrel, Pea Shoots, Creamer Peas, Butternut Squash, Red Potatoes, Summer Squash Sorrel The lemony flavor of sorrel is fantastic with potatoes–make a quick soup by sautéing onions and garlic in a little butter, then add sliced new Read on!
Linguine with Arugula and Olive-Pecan Frico Crumble We wish there were a better word for us than “foodie.” It sounds a trifle demeaning, certainly frivolous and maybe even foolish. Yes, we care about food: where it came from, how Read on!