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Kjötsúpa — Icelandic Lamb Soup
“Apart from taking lýsi (cod liver oil), kjötsúpa is the best cure for short-day depression and a vitamin boost for those suffering from a relentless cold.” — “Winter Soup“ Winter is the time to make kjötsúpa, a traditional lamb soup that’s like Iceland in a bowl, … Continue reading
1.13.14 Taking Stock
The Seacoast is well-populated with farmers’ markets, even in the depths of winter. Given the vagaries of New England weather, though, we can’t always make it to them at this time of year. In the past couple of weeks alone, we’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged alliums, apples, beets, brussels sprouts, canning, celeriac, onions, pomodorini, rutabaga, season extension, tomatoes, turnips
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