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Category Archives: Fresh from the Farmers’ Market
Meatless Thursday- All about Portabella Mushrooms
King of Mushrooms If you haven’t tried Portabella Mushrooms, now is is the time. Forget about the small, ordinary white and brown button mushrooms you find at your local grocery stores, they lack the flavor and character of the large … Continue reading
Posted in Fresh from the Farmers' Market, Uncategorized
Tagged goat cheese, mushrooms, Oaxaca Cheese, Pappadarelle, pasta, portabella mushrooms, Stroganoff
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No more hamburger helper!
For a quick two-pot weeknight meal: Ground Sausage, Pasta & seasonal vegetables This is a pretty easy little dish to prepare, made mostly from items you may already have in your fridge and pantry. There’s no need to buy … Continue reading
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Tagged Asparagus, Hamburger Helper, pasta, pork, romensco
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3 Summer Salads
Summer is just around the corner. When it’s too hot to cook, and the temperature soars, why not make a salad for dinner tonight? A hearty salad may be just what you’re craving. The old days are over when a … Continue reading
What’s for dinner this Holiday? Try these vegetarian/ vegan recipes!
I’ve recently met a client who’s struggling with providing some vegan recipes this year for a family member for her holiday dinner. “Cooking vegan” can definitely be a challenge; how do you get all the needed protein without using eggs, … Continue reading
Farmers’ Market—Fall 2011
Our usual market of choice is the farmers’ market held at West Valley College in Saratoga, CA, part of the Pacific Coast Growers Association. On this particular October Fall morning, a week ago, I had the opportunity to visit the … Continue reading
