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Local Food: Shrimp and Cabbage Fritters + Winter Salad
I was going to call this post, “Not just potatoes.” This is for one of my cooking students who asked what could there possibly be to eat during winter that’s local. When I described what farmers were bringing to our … Continue reading
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Tagged alliums, cabbage, carrots, eggs, radishes, salad greens, seafood
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2.18.13 Not quite spring-dug parsnips
During a brief break in the weather, we ventured out to harvest what remained of our winter crop. The snow has settled and crusted over, sealing down the covers, and required some earnest shoveling in order to open them up. … Continue reading
12.31.12 Harvest for the New Year
After days of veering between rain and sleet, we’ve finally settled into some snow. The garden’s made it through the end of the year, the sunny day giving us the chance for one last harvest before the cold overcomes it. … Continue reading
Posted in garden
Tagged carrots, celeriac, chard, kale, leeks, salad greens, season extension, tatsoi
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12.3.12 Early December Harvest: Celeriac, leeks, carrots, and greens
The garden trug sits by the back door, mostly unused as of late. With an inch of snowfall this past week-end, we considered bringing it in and retiring it for the season. Monday, though, brought a bounce in the weather, … Continue reading
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Tagged carrots, celeriac, chard, fun jen, kale, leeks, season extension, tatsoi
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11.4.12 Forecast of frost
With the weather about to take a decidedly chillier turn, it was time to get the garden tidied and ready for winter. The days are shortening, and we try to fit in as many chores in as we can while … Continue reading
8.20.12 Summer in a jar
These jars are like a timeline of summer’s harvests. Ever since reading about Daphne’s refrigerator pickles, our refrigerator has been slowly filling up with them, added to as the season progresses. Left to right: baby carrots, Cincinnati Market radishes, and … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, garden, preserving
Tagged beets, carrots, cucumbers, fun jen, green beans, pickling, radishes, summer squash, tatsoi, tomatoes
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8.6.12 August harvest
Another batch of radishes, Cherry Belle and Cincinnati Market, spicy from the heat, and the end of the first planting of carrots, a mix of Napoli and Red Core Chantenay. The parsnips, called Andover and planted for overwintering, needed thinning and yielded … Continue reading
Posted in garden
Tagged beans, carrots, cucumbers, eggplant, parsnips, radishes, summer squash, tomatoes
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