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Tips for Preparing Butternut Squash
4 commentsMany people shy away from using butternut squash in their recipes because they're difficult to prepare for cooking. Here are tips for making this versatile vegetable easy to peel and cut, and recipes for using the finished product.
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Summer Squash Takes the Cake
3 commentsIf you’re tired of hearing family members whine about too much squash on the menu, here’s a sweet solution: let them eat cake.
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My Fava Bean Saga
Fresh fava beans are usually available only in spring, but a late planting proves summer beans are tasty, too.
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Something to Cheer About
Looking for a tasteful, one-of-a-kind gift for the person who has everything? Why not bottle your own special blend of homemade bitters?
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The Herb that Keeps on Giving
2 commentsChives are an easy-to-grow, oniony herb that turns butter into something better.
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The Great Garlic Harvest
2 commentsThe lone scape standing gave me the sign to pull out the spading fork. The Great Garlic Harvest was ready to begin.
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Structured Salads are Super for Supper
1 commentStructured salads are an easy way to use garden-fresh veggies and herbs. Besides being fun to make, these salads help stretch your creativity and grocery budget at the same time.
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Grow a Cold Soup Garden
A chilly bowl of cold soup is the perfect way to beat the summer heat. Just about any sturdy vegetable can be turned into a refreshing meal on a sizzling hot day.
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When is a Pear a Vegetable?
The sharp spines of the Opuntia can be intimidating, but once they’re removed, the “nopales” turns into a nutritious vegetable that defies its prickly appearance.
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Grow this Frittata...and more
1 comment“Grocery Gardening,” Jean Ann Van Krevelen’s newest book, is all about planting, preparing and preserving fresh food. It’s perfect for cooks who want to be better gardeners or gardeners who want to be better cooks—and everyone in between.
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Cheap and Easy Winter Greens
4 commentsGrowing your own garlic greens during the winter is an inexpensive way to feed two needs at once: a gardener’s need for growing and a cook’s need for something tasty.
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