This recipe is adapted from The Silver Palate Cookbook. We make it healthier and more local. Although the ingredient list looks long, please believe us when we say it’s really, really worth it. Making it with the kids? Try having a cupcake decorating contest with edible flowers from the garden: nasturtiums, lavender blossoms, mint, stevia,… Read More →
Tea Mix : Grow your own chamomile, mint, lavender, Echinacea, and stevia for a homemade herbal tea blend. Experiment with different combinations and give away as presents or enjoy a taste of summer abundance in mid-winter. Herb Bunches : It’s mid-July and your garden is exploding with oregano, mint, basil, and many other fragrant herbs.… Read More →
Sometimes the best way to prepare your homegrown organic bounty is to do very little. What is better than a freshly picked juicy tomato served with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil, a splash of vinegar and a pinch of freshly snipped basil? When your garden affords you the pick of the crop every… Read More →
Strawberry beds use straw for winter mulch. Now you know where this little red berry gets its name. Strawberries are loaded with Vitamin C (149% daily value) and are a good source of Folate, Potassium, Manganese and dietary fiber. It’s hard to find a more glorious fruit than a strawberry at the height of the… Read More →
