This is THE FAVORITE recipe from our Friendsgiving, Live Virtual Culinary Event. (you can still get the replay until December 2nd - friendsgiving replay) Thanks to Chef Martin Hoellrigl of Capitola Garden Feast for generously sharing his talents and expertise for this event and with you. Ingredients: 2 cups pumpkins or butternut squash 1 Tbsp olive oil
We have the perfect recipe for you this holiday season! Everyone at Farm Discovery loved this one. In this season of celebrating, why not get your vitamin E, thiamin, niacin, vitamin B-6, folate, pantothenic acid, manganese, and potassium with your sweets? Ingredients: 1 butternut squash 2 tablespoons olive oil salt black pepper ½ tablespoon cinnamon ¼ tablespoon nutmeg ¼ cup maple
Although it currently feels like summer, I am crossing my fingers for a few more rains in March. I’ve definitely been yearning for those cold evenings when I curl up by the wood stove with a big, warm bowl of soup. While it was chilly and wet in January I frequently found comfort in this
Autumn is upon us, and I am seeing shades of orange and red everywhere I go-many in the form of pumpkins and winter squash. We finally harvested the majority of our squash and pumpkins and now its time to cook up those quintessential fall dishes. I have made pumpkin bread, pumpkin pancakes, squash and apples,
I created this recipe last week when I woke up for the first time this season and didn’t want to get out of bed because it was too cold! The first cold snap of the season makes me a little nostalgic for summer, but also makes me excited for the seasons to change. Curry always
I have a sinus infection that won't go away. I have tried every natural cure I can think of: netti pot, tea, sleep, ginger, wellness pills, hydration--you name it! This weekend I was feeling particularly miserable, and was scrolling through a few of my favorite cooking blogs looking for an inspiring dinner recipe. Being fall,
