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Mohawk Valley Trading Co. -
Saturday February 11, 2012 - By Betty
Ingredients: 1 1/3 C flour ½ C cornmeal 1 T baking powder ¾ t salt 1 stick of butter, chilled and cut into small pieces 1 C mashed sweet potato, cooled 1/3 C maple syrup ½ C buttermilk Directions: Preheat oven to 425?, line baking sheet will silicone...
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Mohawk Valley Trading Co. -
Saturday January 28, 2012 - By Betty
Ingredients: 4 large sweet potatoes 1 C milk ½ C butter, softened 2 T vanilla extract 1/3 C honey ½ C Maple Syrup , plus 2 T reserved 2 eggs 1 C pecans, chopped plus ¼ C reserved Directions: Roast sweet potatoes on a cookie sheet at 375°f until...
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Swiss'er Sweet Maple -
Sunday December 18, 2011 - By Barbara
Need a last minute Christmas Gift idea for that "sweet" person this holiday season? Check out Swiss'er Sweet Maple's Country Gift Arrangement. Our Maple Country Gift bag contains everything you need for several holiday breakfasts. Pancake mix,...
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Elliott Family Farm -
Thursday August 25, 2011 - By Samuel
2011 has been a very dry year. It has been very challenging to attempt farming. The word is that produce crops are failing all over East Texas or have already failed. The only bright spot on Elliott Family Farms has been sweet potatoes. We planted them in out...
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Spices and Herbs by Elaynn -
Wednesday August 10, 2011 - By Elaynn
I see a lot on the web where Queen of the Meadow is being used interchangeably with Meadow Sweet. Even some of my herb books do this. For instance the famous Mrs. Grieves in A Modern Herbal does not appear to distinguish one from the other. There...
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Cookus Interruptus -
Friday December 10, 2010 - By Cynthia
(Homeless in Seattle) Hip hip hooray, brightly colored vegetables!
Roasting sweet potatoes makes them super sweet. Combining apples and
kale is divine. Put them together and what can we say? Fabulous
vegetable dish coming your...
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Williamsburg Farmers Market -
Wednesday September 15, 2010 - By WFM
Chef Jean Monaco of Martin’s prepared this dish at the Williamsburg Farmers Market Chef Tent on September 11, 2010. Serves 4.
Ingredients
4 to 5
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Lazy Ox Farm -
Thursday September 09, 2010 - By Margie
We didn't intend to do hot summer garden trials this year, its just one of those things that happened to us. Gardens were failing all around our area, but we ate well and had an abundance to share. So, we thought we should share our successes with other folks...
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Christopher Ranch -
Tuesday August 24, 2010 - By Justin
Why I had writer’s block for a couple of weeks when there’s so much to write about is beyond me. I blame it on residual fatigue from the Gilroy Garlic Festival (nice try, Garlicia) but putting these words on the page has gotten me jump-started…...
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Avalon Farms Premium Homegrown -
Tuesday August 10, 2010 - By Brigette
We think August is one of the best times of the year. Not only is it fair time in our county and many of those nearby, August means really yummy things from the gardens, like sweet corn, watermelon, muskmelon, and tomatoes. It also mean yummy things from the...
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Avalon Farms Premium Homegrown -
Monday July 05, 2010 - By Brigette
The market gardens and high tunnels are looking good, even as hot as it has been. Night time temperatures during the month of June were running about 10 degrees above normal and we certainly had sufficient rainfall. Unfortunately, that wasn't good weather for...
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Double Oak Farm -
Friday February 26, 2010 - By Lori
So how do you get through the winter eating local foods? I suppose
it depends on where you live. For some winter means cool weather
gardens and citrus harvests. Here in my snow covered world it is a
different story. I mentioned before that the deer...
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Wall Flower Studio Garden -
Monday February 08, 2010 - By Karen
Pictured above is my Kitty-cat, Mrs. Woman. She LOVES Sweet William and guards it well. However, I've managed to save many, many seeds and I think I can sneak them out of the house without her knowing! Sweet William - Dianthus barbatus .
Organic,...
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Crighton Farm -
Saturday January 02, 2010 - By James
January and time to begin again! The seeds are here and we will fire up the anthracite coal furnace in the greenhouse in a couple weeks to begin sowing. Those PA Simply Sweet Onions take up many months of the year. The young plants go into...
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Elliott Family Farm -
Tuesday December 01, 2009 - By Samuel
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are passed! Whew!
Our cover crop continues to grow nicely. We may add a little organic P and K in a couple of weeks, but other than that, all can we do now, is wait. We hope to plant green beans in early March. We may...
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Crighton Farm -
Sunday November 29, 2009 - By James
Our first Blog post! We happen to grow PA Simply Sweet Onions, among many other vegetables for our CSA program. We have been doing this for several years and have always had critter problems on the farm. First we installed a deer fence after...
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Hippychick's Gardens -
Sunday September 13, 2009 - By hippychick
i think the girl is sticking around -
boy oh boy did she know the right home to stop in at - sucker-ville
right here! now we ponder her name - i have asked her what she thinks -
i am sure she'll let me know as the days pass. she's got herself
a home - a...
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Sunrise Farm -
Friday July 31, 2009 - By Jetboy
Hello world! It's Friday afternoon and we haven't had rain in a week. Weird weather, very cool too. Tomatoes hate it! Sweet corn is coming in now. Peaches and Cream(bi-color) now, Ambrosia to follow. Picked 30 lbs. of beans this week, several lbs of basil,...
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Poverty Acres -
Saturday March 21, 2009 - By Sam or MaryAnn
The tractor started and the soil is turned. The Lord provided an awesome window of time to get the soil turned. It was great to be back on the tractor enjoying sunshine. My arthritis is beginning to lighten up once again. I love warmer weather.
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