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The Beet Goes On
Until I moved to our vegetable farm I absolutely hated beets and avoided them at all costs. Yet here I am staring out at the drifted...
Dec 14, 20172 min read


Unfolding Success
I have cooked many things in my 60 plus years and rarely shy away from a challenge except one: phyllo dough. I’m not sure why, after all...
Sep 24, 20173 min read


Bloody Kim
Tomato time on the farm is supposed to be winding down, and I still find myself buried in tomatoes! I have made 30 quarts of roasted...
Sep 19, 20173 min read


Butternut Squash and Lentil Chili
What is it about one pot meals that is so satisfying? I mean, when I smell something simmering on the stove, its essence wafting through...
Oct 25, 20162 min read


Second Wind
There is a significant difference between summer and fall. In summer I sit down after working on the farm and fall asleep; in the fall...
Oct 20, 20162 min read


Escape to Scapes
Sometimes we neglect to see the obvious. Subtleties elude us, and in our zeal to enjoy fresh hard-neck garlic, these tender flower heads...
Jun 20, 20162 min read


To Faux or Not to Faux
Is this the question? As someone who went gluten-free over 16 months ago, one of the biggest adjustments was bread! It seemed more...
May 15, 20162 min read


Morocca-Tori
I’m always looking for inspiration in the kitchen. When it comes to regional cuisine, a classic dish can often inspire me to bend the...
Nov 29, 20152 min read


Beyond Lettuce
I’m a huge fan of salads. I could eat one everyday, particularly since we grow so many ingredients for them during the farm season....
Nov 23, 20152 min read
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