Author Archives: Laura

Available from Farm: March 12-18

Due to Coronavirus precautions we are starting a system of packing orders for everyone and due to both that and mud season roads, we are doing deliveries to the end of the road and into Northfield and Montpelier. Details Here.  Our website is always stocked with lots of fun seasonal recipe ideas.  You can scroll […]

March=Spring in the Hoophouse

Ok, there may still be two feet of snow on the ground outside, but Spring has clearly arrived in the hoophouse. Here is the proof – transplanting! Some images from Darienne as she and other farmers made way from some older spinach plants and transplanted some youngsters into the hoophouse! The season of lots of […]

Potato Pastry Quiche

Thanks to Donna Farley for this one.  She did some experimenting and the rest of the farm team was happy to be the test audience.  We liked both the potato pastry and the pure mashed potato crust, which is a fun way to use more farm ingredients and make a quiche for gluten free folks! […]

At the Farmstand: March 5-11

Hello March! March has arrived and with it longer days and unpredictable weather, but clear signs of Spring. Lots of great local food for you in the farmstand! Our website is always stocked with lots of fun seasonal recipe ideas.  You can scroll or search! This week at our Farmstand you can find: • Eggs* […]

To Your Health!

It felt good and proactive to put get our stock pot onto the stove this week and fill it with delights from our farm tucked into the freezer covered with our lovely well water. It is true we’ve been proselytizing about bone broth for years. [Bone Broth Love; Sun Stock; New Stock Pot] It is […]

Roasted Cabbage Steaks

Simple AND really delicious, not truly, this could reconfigure your relationship with cabbage. Not surprisingly, this approach was introduced to the farm by Donna, as many recipes/approaches are and it has stuck as a favorite. You get some of that satisfying crunch yet the soft, meatiness too. A great side dish for nearly any meal! […]

At the Farmstand: Feb 27 -March 4

Holy Leap Year! Here we are at the blustery end of February.  The great news as we welcome March and Town Meeting Day is we are restocked with beef from Greenfield Highland Beef and from our own deep freeze and little by little the volume of fresh greens Darienne can harvest is growing.  And a […]

Winter Art Forms

We ended last week with a celebration of love: of people, food and farm. So beautifully demonstrated by Donna’s shortbread (delicious) works of art. Then, during the latest snowstorm, Uno gave new meaning to “Winter Coat”. It does remind us of the amazing resiliency of nature. His hair, nearly like the sheep his ancestors were […]

At the Farmstand: Feb 20-26

It is February and I know many folks start to dream about Spring and spring abundance.  While are not yet at the abundant fresh greens season, we do have other abundance, including fresh eggs!  The hens are laying prolifically, so perhaps dream about the various delicious ways to enjoy those deep orange yolks! And our […]

Avga me Domates: Eggs on a Bed of Tomatoes

In Greek: αυγά με ντομάτες, pronounced ahv-GHAH meh doh-MAH-tess. This is a quick and simple dish to make, and the tastes are fabulous. Certainly most of the Mediterannean cultures have a version of this dish and many others as well.  In their recent One-Pot Meals focus, NY Times Cooking shared a Shakshuka recipe, which adds […]