Do I need to wash Muddy Boots lettuce?
At a pick-up a few years ago, one of our members confessed to Aaron that she didn’t have time to wash her salad greens the…
Storing Garlic
Properly stored garlic can easily last through the end of year holidays and beyond. Commercial growers like Justin recommend storing garlic in the refrigerator in…
Storing Winter Squash and Sweet Potatoes
Winter squash and sweet potatoes will be perfectly happy spending the winter together in a cool room in your house – perhaps a room that…
Storing Onions
With the proper conditions, Storage Onions should last well into the late winter or early spring, if you don’t use them all before then. A…
Putting Corn Up for the Winter
Corn freezes really well and there are lots of things you can do with it for winter meals. Like most vegetables that you freeze, corn…
The Lazy Person’s Guide to Storing Veggies for the Winter – Part 1, Freezing
I have a love-hate relationship with canning. I HATE spending what seems to be days on end in a hot kitchen in August canning tomatoes, jams…
Clean Out the Refrigerator Week – Part 2
Last week’s newsletter sparked some good conversations with a few of our members and I wanted to pass along tips they shared with me. Corrie…
Why You Should NEVER Refrigerate Tomatoes and more tips on veggie and herb storage
Chilling tomatoes can deaden their flavor to a point that they will never reach their full-flavor potential. The best way to store tomatoes is on…
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