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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
Local Food: Bangers and Mash
A busy week + a visit to Seacoast Eat Local’s Winter Farmers’ Market = Bangers and Mash for a quick supper, the kind that doesn’t require a recipe. We somehow missed Saint Patrick’s Day, and made up for it with Irish … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, local food
Tagged celeriac, pork, potatoes, season extension, spinach
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3.11.13 Garden Beginnings, Part 1
It didn’t seem insane at the time. The way we figured it, you have to start someplace. It was 2008, and, with inspiration from Skippy’s Vegetable Garden, we set up two raised beds and began a vegetable garden of our own. … Continue reading
Posted in garden
Tagged beans, cucumbers, peas, potatoes, salad greens, summer squash, tomatoes, winter squash
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Smoky Tomato and Bacon Chowder
“All chowders were born of necessity. They were invented by humble working people, who made them with local, inexpensive ingredients from the sea or the land.” — Jasper White, “50 Chowders” Most think of clams or fish when it comes … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, tomatoes / pomodorini
Tagged bacon, fennel, peppers, pomodorini, potatoes, tomatoes
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10.1.12 Container grown potatoes
One of the challenges of growing potatoes in our home garden is having enough space to accommodate their needs. It’s recommended that they be planted no more than once within three seasons to avoid soil borne diseases, and shouldn’t be … Continue reading
A Trio of Salads: Potato, Shrimp, and Spring Lettuces
While the other side of the world is tucking into autumnal salads, we’re just beginning our season of summer ones. Memorial Day weekend brought along with it some sultry weather, calling for something cool and thrown together with a minimum … Continue reading
Spring-Dug Parsnip Chowder
Described as having “hints of mace, cinnamon, celery seed, and clove,” the flavor that most came to mind when I first tasted parsnips was coconut. I was in my 20’s, living in New York, and visiting friends in the country … Continue reading
