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Spinach Roulade

Often we focus on Spinach Roulade during those late Spring days when fresh spinach is super plentiful.  But truly, with blanched frozen spinach, we can enjoy roulade more often and a few steps are already done!  This was Donna’s gorgeous creation a few years ago, she adapted it from a BBC Good Food recipe.  Here […]

Spinach Pancakes

These are great warm or even room temperature used like tortillas.    You can fill it with whatever you want, sort of like a crepe or tortilla.  Another different way to eat lots of greens courtesy of Donna!  Check out her great videos for tips on making them. Ingredients 2C Milk 1 1/2lb Spinach 3 […]

Turkey & Spinach Curry: Mark Bittman

Photo by Evan Sung for The New York Times Curry…what a nice way to celebrate these longer, yet still crisp days.  And if you have leftover turkey or chicken, what an easy meal! You can cook turkey just for this meal or roast a turkey breast or thighs and use the leftovers.  Would also work […]

Saag Gosht

We had heard the description of this recipe for a several years from one of our Farm Share members and it always sounds so good. Last year, Molly typed it up during spring greens season, but it is also great for this fall cozy season!  Thanks to Molly for the recipe and photos! This is […]

Spinach Salad with Hot Bacon Dressing

We made this the other night for a spinach salad and oh my, how delicious.

Mac & Cheese with Squash & Greens

A great option for some comfort food with end of the winter squash from EggsonSunday, adapted from Culinate 1 medium winter squash (or 3 or so cups cooked pureed squash or pumpkin) 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 lb. short dried pasta, such as elbow macaroni or penne about 1 lb fresh greens (kale, chard, beet…) chopped, blanched […]

Late Winter Greens

Now, we are in Vermont and while it has felt like the end of Winter, there is no telling what March will bring.                   But from a greens perspective, the day length is the governing force supported (and stymied) by the amount of sun and fluctuation in […]

Spinach, how we love thee

This week has been all about Spinach! Harvesting, Eating, Processing, Planting more and even new recipe testing, Thanks Donna!   The Sows and Hens even got in on the action as we cleared a few beds and gave them the plant remnants and roots, a little iron & folic acid boost for those pregnant sows, and one […]

Nature….Friend or Foe?

One of the downsides of being a farmer is that nature is sometimes a foe now, not just a friend, nor even just a beautiful element to ponder. This week two, well at least two, of our wild neighbors on the farm made a surprise appearance. Sunday morning as Analiese entered the sow & hen barn, […]

Uncle!

The sun is getting so much stronger and days longer… but darn some of the days and lots of the nights have been severely cold! We’ve got some wonderfully bouncy and big goat kids but their early hours have required much more of us than usual. Lots of hypothermia bucket baths and blow dries and […]