Recipes

Basil is one of the easiest herbs to grow, and it can quickly can become large and out of control. If you planted basil this spring, I am sure that …

We picked our first head of cabbage this week – and that means one thing…..it’s time to make coleslaw!!!! I made a quick trip around the garden to gather a …

The last several weeks at “The Farm” has had it’s challenges.  It has rained almost every day, sometimes, all day.  This has limited the projects that we can complete outside, …

As summer progresses, peaches begin to appear everywhere.  Those first few peaches rarely make it into any recipe because everyone grabs one or two and eats them right away.  So …

Sometimes you just want something special. That is exactly what happened to me this week when I went to make pancakes for the kids.  Since they have been out of …

If you planted garlic last fall, you may have discovered that you have some strange looking spiral shoots emerging from the center of your plants.  Or maybe you are part of …

Everyone loves our homemade granola bars, but I try to use what’s in season at the farm to add variety and spontaneity to our recipes.  Blueberries have begun to bloom …

I have to admit that I became quite panicked this past weekend when we had planned a family get together and discovered that the canning pantry was empty of the …

As the picnics, parties, and family get-togethers begin this summer, its always good to add a new recipe to the collection.  I don’t know about you, but it seems like …

Nothing signifies spring time better than the taste of fresh picked strawberries.  Strawberry recipes are popping up everywhere – jams, jellies, pies, cakes and all sorts of desserts.  Instead of …