Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
The herb beds are cut back and blanketed for the winter. Sage is about the only fresh herb still useable. Cooks will have to rely on dried or frozen...
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Zucchini, and other summer squash, is either a summer delight or the bane of an uninspired green-thumb gardener. The difference is whether...
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Great cooks know how to make the most of leftovers. You can take a step toward culinary greatness by planning ahead with the intent of using...
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Hummus is a staple for many vegetarians. You don't have to be a vegetarian to enjoy this quick to fix food. Made from chick peas (Garbanzo beans),...
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One of the great things about summer, whether you have a garden of your own or access to a farmer’s market, is using seasonal foods to enhance...
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One of the great things about summer, whether you have a garden of your own or access to a farmer’s market, is using seasonal foods to enhance...
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The sour cherries are ripe in Central Minnesota. You might wonder what cherries have to do with herbs. Since grow both here at Leatherwood,...
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Sage is beautiful right now. The long slender leaves are at a peak of perfection and with no rain for a few days, clean and ready for use. The back...
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It’s new potato time! Looking for a recipe with new potatoes and herbs? Here’s an easy one that takes only about a half hour from...
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Jim Perry is an aficionado of Dutch oven cooking. With two cast iron ovens and 30 hot charcoal briquettes, he can cook camping meals that outshine...
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