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Archive for October, 2008

Charlie says, “Happy Halloween!” Charlie made it to Halloween! His teeth are shrinking a little, but otherwise he’s fine. The coolest part is when the smoke wafts out of his eyes after you blow out the candle. Spooky! This week I bought a couple of items from the online store: honey and butterhead lettuce. The [...]

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We’ve had some great salads this week with chopped tomatoes, radishes, and mushrooms. We added tuna one time and another time we cut up some lunch meat to make a chef salad. We had the potatoes baked and the broccoli steamed one day for lunch along with a box of fried chicken. (Sometimes, you just [...]

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bunch of spinach or greens (I’ve used mustard greens and kale) pasta for 6 1 cup onions, chopped 1 cup mushrooms, chopped 1 or 2 cloves of garlic, minced 4 tbsp butter, divided 6- 8 slices of Canadian bacon, chopped 8 oz cream cheese (or Neufchatel), softened. 2 cups chicken stock (I just use bouillon.) [...]

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Squash-o-lantern!

Why should pumpkins have all the fun? Tonight we made our spaghetti squash into a squash-o-lantern. His name is Charlie. First we cut it into two uneven pieces – one with the top and the other just the back side. Then we scooped out the insides. Since the insides were raw, I put them into [...]

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Here’s what the regular bag contained this week… green beans 2 heads of red leaf lettuce spaghetti squash 3 apples big bag of mixed loose leaf lettuce mustard greens 3 potatoes bag of baby arugula And here are the premium additions… broccoli 3 tomatoes half dozen eggs 5 pretty little yellow squash Shitake mushrooms I [...]

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The butterhead lettuce was delicious. My 18-year-old stepson wanted to make sure I posted that it’s the best lettuce ever. That’s a pretty nice endorsement, huh? We also had arugula and a mystery green that was pretty tasty in salads. We ran out of butterhead first, so our salads became stronger as the week went [...]

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Get some style!

Sometimes diversity is not so good. Consider sticking with a style of cooking for a couple of weeks or even a season. For instance, in the summer, we cook a lot of Italian dishes.  Sticking with a style makes for more efficient use of leftovers. You can throw things together in a pot or at [...]

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Meal planning

Getting a grab bag of seasonal produce requires more weekly meal planning. After all, you have to figure out what to do with all this interesting (and already paid for) food. . Here are some tips for planning Read the weekly CSA email. Patricia sends this around after the bags are delivered. It explains what’s [...]

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The exciting world of the prep cook

Before I joined Farmer’s Fresh, I never did much prepping. I’d chop some onions or potatoes now and then. But now I have a new job and you do, too – you are now your own prep cook. Prepping is a big part of the extra time that eating real food requires. By prepping, I [...]

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We got a cute bouquet in our bag today as a thank you from the farmers.  I’m sure enjoying them in my kitchen. Here’s the week’s standard order… Or if you prefer your veggies with more drama… The green beans are so pretty that I may break my current moratorium on green beans and serve [...]

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