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Pot-Roasted Chicken
While we eagerly await the many delightful firsts of the season — peas, asparagus, and strawberries, just to name a few — we’re making our way through our remaining stores. We excavated the last chicken from the freezer and set … Continue reading
4.17.13 Crocuses
After this week’s news from Boston, we seek out solace in the garden to remind ourselves there’s still good in this world.
4.15.13 Spring Ramps + Overwintered Greens
We are beyond excited to find our planting of ramps finally making an appearance. With very little else on the scene, they aren’t shy about calling attention to themselves. We found two small patches, both planted last April from ramps … Continue reading
Posted in garden
Tagged alliums, chard, chicory, fun jen, kale, peas, puntarelle, ramps, salad greens, season extension
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Potato-Rosemary + Onion-Thyme Flatbreads
We were reminded of how good potatoes on pizza can be during a recent dinner at Flatbread. Featuring fingerlings from Meadow’s Mirth, our pizza was one of two specials showcasing local ingredients that night. Rather than being stodgy, the potatoes … Continue reading
4.8.13 Spring Seedlings + Winter Tomatoes
Spring is taking its time arriving, the early occurrence of Easter a false start to the season. There’s very little to forage from the garden, though we found a sprouting onion in storage that we’re keeping for the greens. The … Continue reading
Posted in garden, tomatoes / pomodorini
Tagged alliums, fennel, leeks, pomodorini, tomatoes
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Digestive Biscuits
Plain, simple, humble. Above any other, this recipe for digestives, a type of cookie, lets locally-grown whole wheat flour shine in all its glory. They’re from Hanne Risgaard’s Home Baked: Nordic Recipes and Techniques for Organic Bread and Pastry, with special thanks … Continue reading
How to Preserve a Husband + 5 links
We came across instructions for “How to Preserve a Husband” tucked in the back of a “Ball Blue Book” from 1966. For more on the topic of preserving… ~ Watch: Cassie Parker, the Canning Queen of New York — “I teach … Continue reading
