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Tag Archives: CSA
Chorizo Quiche, baby
I have to take a moment and come out as a proponent of making your own crust for pies, quiches and tarts. I have to come out as a proponent of this for two reasons: short crust has 4-5 ingredients … Continue reading
Easy Cucumber Tuna Salad
So, the recipe for this little salad came out of a recent issue of Martha Stewart’s Every Day Foods. I had three whole cucumbers that needed to be eaten and was happy to hear that E and B had a … Continue reading
CSA Share Fun: Week 2
Saturday morning, I did not want to get out of bed. I did not want to see people. I did not want to have to talk to people. Basically, I wanted to lie in bed and be a jerk. However, … Continue reading
Roast Rabbit with assorted vegetables
B got up and went to the Farmer’s market before we met on Saturday morning to cook. She bought two rabbits, which were about two and half pounds each. They came frozen in these little air-tight bags. They thawed while … Continue reading
Green stiry fry
We had bok choi and stir fry came to mind. We decided to make it a green stir fry with a green pepper, some green onions and sugar snap peas. To this I suggested that we had some tofu, just … Continue reading
Glazed Radishes and Spicy Tofu
I watched a lot of Fraggle Rock when I was little, so radishes will always have a special place in my heart. As I’ve gotten older though, I’ve started to eat radishes as much because they remind me of Fraggles … Continue reading
Radish greens are in fact edible
Did you know that radish greens are edible? I’ve found many tasty looking recipes on the internet for radish greens. We discussed a radish greens soup and <a href=http://theyumblog.wordpress.com/2007/08/08/radish-leaves-are-edible/>this recipe</a> from the yum blog. I am guessing from the rest … Continue reading
Mizuna, leeks and gnocchi
For dinner, I had the mizuna, leeks and gnocchi. Mizuna is a slightly spicy green; it is sometimes called Japanese mustard greens. It is a little like arugula, except the flavor is a little milder. As I said in the … Continue reading
CSA Share Fun!
While I’ve lived in Buffalo, I’ve been sharing a CSA share with two friends. This year, we’re joined in our share by some more friends of ours, making us a family of five adults and one small child. While discussing … Continue reading
It is that time of year again…
The time of year when things are starting to mature in farms and gardens and I find myself (like many other CSA share-having people) hip deep in more veg than any one human being could eat. This is okay because … Continue reading
