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Blueberry-Zweiback Fall aside – Harvest to Table
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Blueberry-Zweiback Fall aside – Harvest to Table

Here is a recipe for a blueberry crumble that will be prepared and out of the oven in 40 minutes, that’s not counting the time passed in the garden picking the blueberries. This recipe is so simple. The hardest part was picking up a box of zweiback crackers–which means heading to the baby section at

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Borlotti Beans: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table
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Borlotti Beans: Kitchen Basics – Harvest to Table

Borlotti beans are also known as cranberry beans Just tender cooked borlotti beans–often called cranberry beans–are a tasty late summer snack. Quick Recipe: Use your thumb to pop open the fresh-picked speckled pods, place a few handfuls of beans in a skillet and cover with just an inch of water; add a couple of cloves

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Broccoli Harvest and Re-Harvest – Harvest to Table
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Broccoli Harvest and Re-Harvest – Harvest to Table

Broccoli is easy to grow and offers not one harvest but several. Each plant grows two to three feet tall with a thick central stalk and several lateral branches. The central stalk is the first to bear a large cluster of tiny, dark green flower buds—the plant’s first harvest. After the central flower cluster is

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Broccoli: Suitable for eating Flower – Harvest to Table
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Broccoli: Suitable for eating Flower – Harvest to Table

Quick! Name an edible flower! Ok, which once did you name: nasturtium, pansy, viola, marigold or lavender, day lily, carnation or sage? The petals of each of those can be added to a salad for both taste and show. There are dozens of flowers that are edible. But did you name the most commonly eaten

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Brussels Sprouts at the Farmers’ Market
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Brussels Sprouts at the Farmers’ Market

Brussels sprouts are at the farm market fresh from early fall to early spring. But the tastiest Brussels sprouts come on the market after the first good frost of the year. If you poke your head outside or look at the weather map, that means you are going to find fresh, great tasting Brussels sprouts

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Spring Brussels Sprouts – Harvest to Table
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Spring Brussels Sprouts – Harvest to Table

Brussels sprouts are a biennial grown as a cool-season annual. They survive winter snows to push their final harvest of miniature cabbage-like sprouts in spring. Brussels sprouts have a nutty, cabbage-like flavor that makes a delicious hot side dish dressed with butter or meat-roasting juices. Lightly steamed Brussels sprouts are perfect with a lemon-butter sauce

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Bush Snap Beans for Rapid Harvest
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Bush Snap Beans for Rapid Harvest

Bush snap beans are mild flavored and from seed are ready for harvest in as few as 40 days. Plant bush beans every 10 days or so for a continuous harvest throughout the season, or plant bush beans early in the season for a harvest before pole beans are ready or late in the season

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Cabbage Planting – Harvest to Table
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Cabbage Planting – Harvest to Table

Cabbage matures best in cool weather. Sow cabbage in early spring for an early summer harvest. You can also sow cabbage in late summer for autumn harvest. Cabbage matures in 70 to 120 days. Green cabbage is an old-time favorite. Red cabbage is often found in salads and excellent cooked and served as a hot

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Casselman Plums – Harvest to Table
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Casselman Plums – Harvest to Table

The plum standard is the Santa Rosa plum: that is the rich-tart purplish-crimson skinned plum with amber flesh that shades to dark red near the skin. The Casselman plum is an improved, late season Santa Rosa plum hybrid with a bright red skin and plenty of flavor. The Casselman is one of the so-called Japanese

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Cauliflower at the Farm Market
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Cauliflower at the Farm Market

Many French kings went by the name Louis. The name means famous warrior. The moniker worked for many of the kings of France, but by the time the name came down to Louis XV, the French had just about had it with the idea of an absolute monarchy. While Louis XV did little to popularize

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