title title title title title title title
title title title
News and Notes | The Anchor Run Blog

Displaying a Single Post |
Show Recent Posts

November 27, 2017
Farmer Food
by Dana Hunting
Here are some ways we've been enjoying our share produce:
  • Cabbage: cut in half or quarter, cut out core/stem, put in a baking pan/dish with butter or coconut oil or olive oil, sprinkle with salt, pepper, and any other spice of your choosing, bake at 375 for about an hour or until soft.
  • Miscellaneous roots/radicchio: grate a variety of roots including radishes, turnips, kohlrabi, celeriac, beets onto a plate and into separate piles and add to a mixed greens salad; chicken stock soup.
  • Potatoes/Sweet Potatoes: chop into french fries; lather with olive oil, coconut oil, or lard; spread on cookie sheet; sprinkle with salt, pepper, or another spice; and roast at 375 for about an hour or until crispy. Broiling at the end will help crisp. A good coating of oil/lard will keep them from sticking to sheet.
  • Kale: breakfast smoothies with fennel, frozen strawberries, and dairy kefir.
  • Leeks: chicken stock soup with miscellaneous roots and greens.
  • Carrots: pure snacking!
  • Radicchio: breakfast smoothies with fennel, frozen strawberries, and dairy kefir; salad.
share on Facebook share on Twitter link
spacer