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Tag Archives: crunchy
Stuffed Cabbage Leaves and Roast
Hello! It’s been a crazy year so far. Everyone keeps getting sick and the weather was extremely weird for around here. It snowed which is very unusual for this area… our CSA wasn’t able to deliver any fresh vegetables to … Continue reading
Posted in Beef, Leftovers, Other, Recipes
Tagged amazing, cabbage, carrots, children, community supported agriculture, crock pot, crunchy, CSA, delicious, finger food, food, fresh, fresh produce, good eats, leftovers, onions, pickled cabbage, pickling, recipe, rice, roast, rump roast, simple, tangy, tasty, versatile
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One of the most difficult aspects of cooking with whole foods is finding enough time to prepare the food. In the first few years we were members of a CSA (community supported agriculture), we wasted quite a bit of lovely, … Continue reading
Posted in Food Practicum
Tagged baby-wearing, beans, children, cooking, crunchy, CSA, freeze, fresh food, greens, healthy, help, how-to, ideas, lazy, local food, onions, potatoes, practical, preparation, quantity, scissors, time-consuming, time-saving, tips, whole foods, work
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How to Eat a Side of Beef 