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Figs: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table
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Figs: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table

Serve figs sliced and drizzled with milk or cream, perhaps add a dusting of sugar. For a blend of sweet and savory, wrap fig slices in proscuitto, also thinly sliced. Ripe figs are intensely sweet. Some say the fig is the sweetest of all fruit. That’s probably true. Figs were commonly used as a sweetener

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Early October Contemporary Harvest – Harvest to Table
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Early October Contemporary Harvest – Harvest to Table

Clear October days are great for taking walks and picking up bright fall leaves. If you are headed to the farm market this week, keep in mind that in many regions of the the northern hemisphere the first true frost of autumn is just around the corner. Eggplant and peppers will soon be making their

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Pawpaw: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table
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Pawpaw: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table

What would you think of a creamy, custard-like fruit that tastes like a combination of banana, mango, pineapple, melon, and berries? The pawpaw—which is a native North American tree fruit—is just such a fruit. Sounds tropical, but the pawpaw is a temperate—meaning not tropical—tree that is native to the Mississippi Valley, a swath of the

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Arugula: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table
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Arugula: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table

Arugula, young and tender, will have a nutty and slightly peppery flavor. Use arugula as a salad green alone or in combination with other greens. In Italian salads, arugula is often combined with radicchio and paler lettuces. In the mesclun salads of Provence, arugula is one of the zestier greens mixed with baby lettuces and

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5 Ways to Cook dinner dinner a Pumpkin
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5 Ways to Cook dinner dinner a Pumpkin

Pumpkin slices baked in the oven with honey, nuts, cinnamon, seeds, and mint. Pumpkin can be cooked and served as a hot vegetable. pumpkin is a term that can be applied to almost hard-skinned squash. In the United States, the name pumpkin commonly means a large rounded orange squash. Pumpkins can be very large or

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5 Tactics to Get ready dinner Chili Peppers
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5 Tactics to Get ready dinner Chili Peppers

Chilies or hot peppers can be eaten raw or they can be roasted, grilled, pan-seared, toasted, or stuffed. Chilies can also be added to other cooked dishes; they contain natural chemicals that enhance the flavor of other foods during cooking. Often small, hot chilies—such as the jalapeño, Serrano, poblano, Anaheim, and banana–are used fresh. But

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Early September Fresh Harvest – Harvest to Table
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Early September Fresh Harvest – Harvest to Table

Bean Scarlet Runner The heat lovers come into their own this time of year: melons, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, lima beans and corn. And the potato and sweetpotato crops will be coming on storng in the next weeks. Enjoy your visit to the farm market this week. Here’s a list of some of the crops that

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Basil and Tomato Soup – Harvest to Table
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Basil and Tomato Soup – Harvest to Table

What could be more satisfying than a late summer soup made from the vegetables out of your own garden or the one’s you hand selected at the farm market. Basil and Tomato SoupAuthor Steve AlbertYield 6-8 servings Here’s a basil and tomato soup which you can serve hot or cold. I like to serve it

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9 Tactics to Get ready dinner Tomatoes
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9 Tactics to Get ready dinner Tomatoes

Bruschetta with tomatoes and basil (see below) Ways to cook tomatoes, try: fry, sauté, roast, broil-grill, stew, and steam, also make tomato gratin, stuffed tomatoes, and tomato soup. The tomato is a fruit used as a vegetable in savory dishes for its juicy texture and mildly sweet, rich taste.  Tomatoes are at their absolute best

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Seven Techniques to Prepare dinner dinner Eggplant
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Seven Techniques to Prepare dinner dinner Eggplant

Eggplant can be broiled, grilled, sautéed, steamed, or pan-fried, or stuffed and baked. You make ratatouille or eggplant parmesan. The mild flavor and light, spongy texture of the eggplant make it a good match for other vegetables, browned and chopped meat, cooked fish or shellfish. Black Beauty, White Egg, and Rosa Bianca eggplants Types of

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