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Winter CSA Week 1 – Thanksgiving Preparations
My winter CSA boxes will only come every two weeks. Sigh. But I am excited because I got a great variety: tomatoes, kale, napa cabbage, cranberries, turnips, peppers and a huge squash – oh, and some...
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Winter CSA – Box #2 – I thought it was romaine….
Since my winter CSA boxes aren’t delivered every week, I need to call it Box #2 instead of Week #2. To add to the confusion, our next box is next week, only one week! No delay or chance to eat the...
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Winter CSA Box 4 – Finally, a use for all those radishes! Smoked Turkey
Christmas Chaos In addition to being ridiculously busy at work, we replaced the carpet in two rooms with hardwood floors – at Christmas. What were we thinking?! The computer lives in the dining room,...
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Winter CSA Box #7 – All The Good Stuff :)
The box today was filled with lots of lovely treats and two ugly chunks of squash my daughter told me I should throw out – immediately. I reminded her than any poor, ugly squash can become rolls and...
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Winter CSA Box 8 – He lied to me! :(
My farmer sends out an e-mail a few days before we pick up, giving us an idea of what he is planning to put in our boxes. Last weekend, he said there would be Romanesque Cauliflower. We had this for...
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Winter CSA Box 9 – Its coming up Greens – the last box before St. Patrick’s Day
We’ve been very busy around here lately, with big changes at work, at home, at school. We have been cooking, taking notes and photos of how we have used our CSA goodies, but I just have not had the...
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Winter CSA Box 10 – Finally, some veggies!
Yesterday, we picked up our first box in several weeks. But now, it is Spring and some of the spring produce is starting to come up. We didn’t get a huge variety, but we got a lot. 5 lbs of...
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Winter Box #3 – B is for Beets and bok choy,
C is for carrots and chard. I absolutely love the color variety in the baby carrots (orange and yellow and purple) and the Swiss chard (yellow and red stems)! With all those vivid colors, it has to...
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Hearty German Potato Soup (Crock Pot easy!)
I found a recipe last Fall in my Fix-It and Forget-It Cookbook for German Potato Soup. I was looking for a potato leek soup to use some aging leeks. This recipe appealed to me because it had cabbage,...
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