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Chili Time With Herb'n Renewal!

Blog: Good Season'n With Herb'n Renewal   -   Sunday January 08, 2012   -   By Karin

We've had three people contact us this week asking for a way to use up their leftover pork after the New Year dinner. Not a problem for us, because we love leftovers! It's a great chance to get creative and try something new without the fear of a disaster that...

Boneless, tasteless, skinless!

Blog: Cedar Valley Sustainable Farm   -   Saturday November 05, 2011   -   By Jody

It’s a little frustrating that most recipes I find for chicken call for boneless, skinless chicken breasts.  Don’t misunderstand; I certainly appreciate the ease of those neat little cutlets.  They cook quickly, they are easy to work with,...

Children's Day at the Market

Blog: Williamsburg Farmers Market   -   Wednesday October 19, 2011   -   By WFM

Williamsburg Farmers Market 402 W Duke of Gloucester St. in Merchants Square Saturday, October 22 8:00 a.m. – 12 p.m. This weekend at the Williamsburg Farmers Market is for the children. Make sure to bring your comera as there will be a...

Late Season Hay

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Monday October 10, 2011   -   By Emily

We've had such lovely Indian summer weather lately! It's a refreshing change from the rain we've had for too long this fall. It has truly been an extreme growing season- either far too much rain, or not nearly enough. We were so excited to have the...

SonRise Ranch Weekly Newsletter with coupon

Blog: SonRise Ranch   -   Saturday April 16, 2011   -   By Douglas

See our latest Ranch newsletter at http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs075/1105067856846/archive/1105096439383.html You can also sign up for our e-mails, that include great cooking tips, news and coupons by clicking here... http://visitor.r20.con...

Mirin Baked Chicken with Shitake Mushrooms

Blog: Cookus Interruptus   -   Friday April 01, 2011   -   By Cynthia

(Facelift, the social network for Ward) This succulent entrée is crazy simple.  The mirin (sweet rice wine) and tamari meld with the chicken to make a dark sweet sauce.  The oven does all the magic.  Watch video and print recipe here . ...

a poem and prayer

Blog: At Home in Nature   -   Saturday March 26, 2011   -   By Mary

When you are used to eating from a can You might be suspicious of the man Who sells you simple ingredients Without even after dinner mints Lettuce does not grow in bags Eggs aren't made with upc tags Learning how to cook is easy And the result won't...

a poem and prayer

Blog: At Home in Nature   -   Saturday March 26, 2011   -   By Mary

When you are used to eating from a can You might be suspicious of the man Who sells you simple ingredients Without even after dinner mints Lettuce does not grow in bags Eggs aren't made with upc tags Learning how to cook is easy And the result won't...

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Blog: Blue Hill Farms   -   Wednesday March 23, 2011   -   By Kim

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Split Pea Soup with Potatoes and Dill

Blog: Cookus Interruptus   -   Friday March 18, 2011   -   By Cynthia

(The new neighbor) Not real pretty to look at but neither is the new neighbor.  We give you the how to on both a vegetarian version and one that includes ham. The cumin + dill marry well with peas.  Try it.  You'll see.  Watch video and...

Beyond Organic and Local, prepare foods to maintai...

Blog: Old World Eatery   -   Tuesday March 08, 2011   -   By Chef Cathy

Our kitchen is dedicated to preparing food nutrient dense, maintaining flavors and nutritional value.  see www.westonaprice.org

Aromatic Baked Apples

Blog: Cookus Interruptus   -   Friday March 04, 2011   -   By Cynthia

Try a warm one with Vanilla Nut Cream. It's magic. Click here for video and printable recipe.

How to Cook Grass Fed Beef

Blog: Spring Hill Farms   -   Wednesday March 02, 2011   -   By David

  Grass fed meat is leaner, denser, less watery, and far more flavorful than other meat. This is affected by mainly two things:  The quality of the animal (breed and genetics) The quality of the forage (pasture quality or...

From Down on the Farm......

Blog: Rockgate Farm   -   Saturday January 15, 2011   -   By Angela

Just an up-date for all of my loyal customers.....   I know that you guys have been wondering what's up.  All my goodies are out of stock, and I seem to have dropped off the face of the earth....Well, fear not.....I'll be back.   I'm...

Cooking a Lamb End to End

Blog: Stokes Family Farm   -   Thursday October 21, 2010   -   By Anthony

Lamb appears frequently in cuisines around the world but is mostly forgotten in America.  Have you ever wondered why?  Visit the blog at our website to find out at  http://blog.stokesfamilyfarm.com/   Leg of lamb and lamb chops...

Lost Arts

Blog: Pleasant Valley Farm   -   Tuesday September 28, 2010   -   By Emily

I don't think it's a big stretch to say that we do many things here at the farm that are rapidly becoming "lost arts".  The most obvious is our choice to depend on draft horses and antique machinery for our field work and hay making....

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Hurricane Farm on TV

Blog: Hurricane Farm   -   Tuesday September 21, 2010   -   By Chris

Chefs Kevin Cottle (from Season 6 of Hell's Kitchen) and Van Hurd have our sweet sausage, heirloom tomatoes, garlic, herbs and butternut squash. Watch FOX 61 (in Connecticut--or check it out online!) Wednesday morning at 11:00 and see what they make!...

Sun, Moon, and not so traditional Stars

Blog: Wild Things Farm   -   Saturday August 21, 2010   -   By Terry

Sun Has anyone else noticed that the angle of the sun is really changing?  After several days of cloud cover the sun came out bright and cheery yesterday afternoon, but the angle is definitely changing. The shadows around the gardens are...

How best to enjoy wild foods

Blog: At Home in Nature   -   Thursday May 13, 2010   -   By Mary

One of the best ways to appreciate the changing of the seasons is to get a CSA membership and, as the parade of flavors passes by your plate, even a casual observer can take notice that nature provides exactly what we're hungry for when we're hungry for it. ...

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