Josie Connell
Fall is a colorful time both on the trees and around the table - but for all the oranges and reds the dominant color at your farmers market is similar to what you'll find in early spring - green.
As the weather chills, kale, spinach, chard (above) and other greens find relief from the heat of summer and grow well. Our friends at Plow and Stars Farm run a year round CSA and have shared a guide to greens along with a pinterest page full of local food recipes for year-round enjoyment. Just don't click over there on an empty stomach.
As the weather chills, kale, spinach, chard (above) and other greens find relief from the heat of summer and grow well. Our friends at Plow and Stars Farm run a year round CSA and have shared a guide to greens along with a pinterest page full of local food recipes for year-round enjoyment. Just don't click over there on an empty stomach.
Apple picking weather is also here. You can find great local orchards where you can make a day of picking your favorite variety. Pick a few extra and make a freezer full of applesauce to last you till spring - all in your crock pot! Your house will smell like fall all day.
