Hope your gardens and flowerbeds are enjoying all this rain! It’s perfect weather for curling up with a cup of organic coffee and a good book, listening to the pitter
Month: April 2012
Produce Spotlight: Beetroot (aka Beets)Produce Spotlight: Beetroot (aka Beets)
April 21, 2012April 21, 2012
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Beetroot is a heart healthy, antioxidant rich root vegetable that is usually deep red or purple in color. The beet greens that grow above ground can be used as you
Fresh, Spring Basket and Weekly Meal PlanFresh, Spring Basket and Weekly Meal Plan
April 20, 2012April 20, 2012
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This Week’s Basket Included: Baby Spinach, Broccoli, Star Ruby (red) Grapefruit, Yukon Gold Potatoes, Curly Parsley, Cameo Apples, Peaches, Hurricane Creek’s Bibb Lettuce, Chef’s Greenhouse Tomatoes, Parisi Onion Mix, and Parisi Beets with Greens. Some baskets also included Kiwi. This Week’s Menu Plan (via PepperPlate.com):
Weekly Basket and Meal PlanWeekly Basket and Meal Plan
April 13, 2012April 13, 2012
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This Week’s Basket Included: Hurricane Creek Farms‘ Romaine Lettuce, Parisi Farms‘ Kale, Local Chef’s Greenhouse Tomatoes (Wait until you see these Beautiful Italian tomatoes!!), Watsonia Farms’ Green Cabbage, Covington (NC) Sweet Potatoes, Lemons, Bananas, Red Onions, Shallots, and Cauliflower (Not
Easter Basket and Weekly Meal PlanEaster Basket and Weekly Meal Plan
April 6, 2012April 6, 2012
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This Week’s Basket Included: Hurricane Creek Farms Tomatoes, Hurricane Creek Cucumbers, Hurricane Creek Lettuce, Extra Fancy Granny Smith Apples, Florida Valencia Oranges, Green Chard, Yellow Onions, Silver Dollar Mushrooms, Jumbo Carrots, Parsnips, Blueberries and Local Watsonia Farm Strawberries. This Week’s Meal Plan (using
Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs from “Two Men and a Little Farm” BlogNaturally Dyed Easter Eggs from “Two Men and a Little Farm” Blog
April 2, 2012April 2, 2012
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Look at these beautiful eggs! Here are some simple ideas on coloring eggs naturally. First, remember to start with hard boiled eggs. The best way I’ve found to hard