Vegetable Preservation in the Freezer
Here at Farmhouse we tend to have a lot of vegetables at home. Some of us have gardens at home as well, so on top of the farm-fresh produce we’re sampling from work, we’ve got a full summer jungle of Read on!
Here at Farmhouse we tend to have a lot of vegetables at home. Some of us have gardens at home as well, so on top of the farm-fresh produce we’re sampling from work, we’ve got a full summer jungle of Read on!
Adapted from Grace Parisi, Food & Wine Magazine Serves: 6 Ingredients: 1 small red onion, sliced ¼-inch thick – get them pre-pickled here! 1 bunch radishes, halved or quartered lengthwise 1 large watermelon radish, peeled, sliced 1/4 inch thick half Read on!
Texas Harvest Salad 1 c. cubed butternut squash, roasted with olive oil, salt & pepper 1 small apple, cubed 1 medium watermelon radish, sliced as thinly as possible 2 handfuls arugula or spinach, washed and spun dry 1/4 c. pumpkin Read on!
Everyone needs a few – those save-your-bacon, last-minute, pull-dinner-out-your-back-pocket recipes. A few years ago, we found ourselves out by the grill, thinking deep thoughts and cooking up a fat, juicy lamb steak. It was a good night made even better Read on!
Thanksgiving Leftovers Inspiration It’s the day after Thanksgiving. You’re starving, but you just spent the entire previous day cooking up a storm. Not to mention the leftovers! You’re ready to order a pizza–but wait! Hold the phone! Why waste all Read on!
Toast 10 Ways If you’re not on the toast train yet, now’s the time to hop on. There’s no better quick meal fix than this classic food. Whether an on-the-go breakfast, a stash away snack for the office or a Read on!
Sheet Pan Supper In a perfect world, we inspire the question “How do you do it all?”. We bring home the bacon and we fry it up in a pan. We cook and we clean simultaneously, we start early, we’re Read on!
Beets Twelve Ways Sweet and hearty beets are a Farmhouse favorite. Earthy richness and a silky texture are hallmarks of the root, while the hearty, robust greens (yep, you can eat those, too!) are an added bonus. Roast, steam, Read on!
Fresh Vegetables Artichokes Keep artichokes refrigerated (32-36°F), storing in a perforated plastic bag to retain moisture. Steam and serve with browned butter and vinaigrette for dipping. Arugula Keep arugula refrigerated (32-36°F), stored in a perforated plastic bag, away from fruits Read on!