We’re testing a recipe program that will allow us to organize all the recipes we’ve posted in the Veggie Diary newsletter and on the blog, many of which were provided by Sandy Spring CSA members. This program will allow you to rate the recipes. Print Root vegetables and penne Author: Jennifer   Wondering what to do [...]

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From Jennifer: Peel and chop your root vegetables like beet and turnip into cubes. Then chop up your kale or spinach. Saute in olive oil with garlic. Then simmer in broth just enough to cover with white wine until tender. Meanwhile, boil your penne. Then drain the pasta and add the veggies. Toss with parmesan [...]

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Cross posted from Mother Jones by way of Grist. Read the article here. 1 pound whole wheat pasta. For this dish, I used a short, twirly, tubular cut called gobetti. Other cuts work, too. Kosher salt for pasta 1-2 heads “green” (i.e., uncured) garlic 3 spring onions Extra-virgin olive oil, for sauteing and also for [...]

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Stephanie and Mike May, hosts of the Gaithersburg CSA site, put together a video showing how to make a basic dish of greens, with lots of optional add-ons. Good job, Mike, Stephanie and son

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I just found a new source of recipes. New to me anyway. It’s part of a blog called Steamy Kitchen. We often use Epicurious Recipe Search, because you can list ingredients you have on hand and get recipes that use them. For example, say you’ve eaten everything in your CSA box except the onions, broccoli [...]

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The weekly email from Kathan at Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative is reprinted here for your convenience. Please let us know if you are not receiving these weekly emails. You should be getting a preliminary email on Mondays and the final list on Wednesdays. Scroll down for a post-Thanksgiving recipe. Wednesday December 1, 2010 Hello CSA [...]

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Recent research has shown that cranberries may be the healthiest food on your plate this holiday. Loaded with flavonoids, cranberries may help ward off cancer and heart disease. They also may be linked to improved dental health and keeping stomach ulcers at bay. So, don’t skip the cranberries this Thanksgiving and your body will be [...]

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Click here for the latest CSA newsletter from Lancaster Farm Fresh.

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Try this recipe blog from our farmers, called the Lancaster Farm Fresh Cooperative CSA recipe group. Looks to be recipes, recipes and nothing but recipes.

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September 15, 2010: This week’s featured fruits and vegetables are: a fruit (either peaches or apples), potatoes, Winter squash, collards, head lettuce, salad mix, onion, eggplant and carrots – a beautiful selection of Fall veggies. Find some great Winter squash soup recipes on the Calvert Farm blog. Sign up for a Fall share Interested in [...]

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