Seasonal Quick-Pickled Vegetables Chopped up all my veggies and put them in a large mason jar (radish, red onion, carrot & seedless cucumber) then I boiled 1/2 c water + 1/2 c white wine vinegar + 1/2 c apple cider Read on!
Sauteed Kale and Quinoa Salad with Orange Vinaigrette Kale is one of our favorite super healthy, super friendly and super easy to use superfoods! Here’s an easy way to whip up a nutritious salad utilizing this nutrient-dense leafy green and Read on!
Winter Squash & Risotto Soup with Cheddar Poblano Sausage Serves: 2 Total Time: 45 minutes 1 small pumpkin or 1 large acorn squash olive oil salt & pepper to taste 1-2 cups cooked risotto (just about any flavor works) 1/4-1/2 Read on!
Without A Recipe: Sweet Potato Greens Popular in many Asian and African cuisines, sweet potato greens are the sleeper green of the season. With a refreshing balance of earthy flavors and a hint of sweetness, these greens offer a desirable alternative in the leafy greens Read on!
Without a Recipe: Asian Greens Asian greens run the gamut from hearty bok choi to leafy Chinese broccoli (gai lan). Most are mildly spicy and take as well to the wok as to the grill. Click here for a handy Read on!
Fortifying Bison Meatball Soup with Greens & Grains A big pot of handmade meatballs, whole grains, and abundant greens come together in a light broth to soothe your soul and fortify you through the sturm und drang of the season–make Read on!
Emerald Salad The grayer the weather, the more we eat with our eyes. On days like this, color is a stand-in for sunshine, reminding us that the world will one day again be bright and cheerful. Inspired by this week’s Read on!
Without a Recipe: Fennel Fennel has a licorice-y flavor that mellows considerably when cooked. Shave it raw into salads or grill, roast, or caramelize slowly. We love fennel in winter salads-shave paper thin and toss with thin-sliced radishes and greens Read on!
Farm Eggs with Braised Greens & Tomato This is a recipe that turns poor planning into a cause for celebration. With one bunch of greens and a few pantry staples, you’ll make a satisfying skillet-ful of tangy tomato sauce and Read on!