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By The English Kitchen on Nov 19, 2023 in: vegetables
One of my favorite vegetables has to be Brussel's Sprouts. I just love them. I think everyone in my family does except for my father. My sister feeds them to him anyways. He eats them because he knows they are good for him.I t...
By The English Kitchen on Nov 5, 2023 in: vegetables
One thing I really love about the autumn months is the huge variety of Winter Squashes that are available at our local farm markets. There is no end to the varieties available and they are coming up with new ones every year! Hybrids...
By The English Kitchen on Oct 23, 2023 in: vegetables
Here I am again with another Vintage Menu Madness, this one for the last week of October! If I had been on the ball I would have tried to cook a Halloween themed menu, but alas, I am not on the ball, so you are getting what you get!
By The English Kitchen on Sep 3, 2023 in: vegetables
I had picked up the cutest little acorn squash at Goucher's Farm market a couple of weeks ago with the idea in mind that I was going to bake and stuff it. Of course then I promptly got ill, but I am happy to say that it has finally happen...
By The English Kitchen on Aug 15, 2023 in: vegetables
This recipe I am sharing with you today is one that I have been eyeballing for several weeks now. Sweet & Sour Green Beans. I found the original recipe on a page called Spicy Southern Kitchen. The photos looked amazingly d...
By Boing Boing on Aug 14, 2023 in: vegetables
Openfarm (github) is a simple, straightforward site explaining how to grow edible plants such as tomatoes, potatoes, lettuce and strawberries. [via Hacker News] OpenFarm is a free and open database for farming and gardening knowledge. We provide...
By Boing Boing on Aug 5, 2023 in: Science, vegetables, vegetarian
Vegan diets cause "far less climate pollution," reports WPLN, citing a study that found vegetable-only cuisine implicates 75% less planet-heating emissions, land use and water pollution than a diet that includes 3.5 ounces of meat each day. The study...