Posts Tagged ‘chicken’
Southwest Chicken and Wild Rice Soup
I first encountered a version of Southwest Chicken and Wild Rice Soup during my winter cookbook perusing. I found Alex Snodgrass’s The Comfortable Kitchen at our public library and was immediately drawn in by her beautiful photos and approachable recipes. I wanted to make her Creamy Cajun Chicken and Wild Rice soup, but I didn’t have…
Read MoreHomemade Chicken Stock
I’ve been making homemade chicken stock for years, but recently I’ve had to up my chicken stock game. In the past, I’ve simply collected all the chicken remnants from roasting and eating a whole chicken, then thrown those into a pot with a bay leaf and maybe some veggies and herbs (if there were any…
Read MoreThe Salad
Let’s talk about the most basic way to eat those leafy greens you’ll find nearly every week in your share: The Salad. Fresh greens and root crops make up the bulk of your fall share, and one of the great things about our greens is that they’re almost always harvested the morning of distribution, and if…
Read MoreChopped Salad with Asian Greens
This spring we’re growing some new-to-us greens from the Asian Greens section of the seed catalog—Tat Soi, White-Stemmed Pac Choy, and Vitamin Green—along with a new-to-us mustard green, Garnet Giant Mustard. Full-size, these greens are most often used in cooking, but now in early spring, in their tender baby size, the Asian Greens are perfect…
Read MoreRoasted Chicken with Herbs and Carrots
There’s almost no better way to eat a homegrown, cool-season carrot than raw. Renowned winter grower Eliot Coleman writes, “The tastiness resulting from fall growing and cool-soil storage elevates the humble carrot to another plane.” Dan and I agree. During a busy harvest morning, we’ll pull a carrot from the ground, brush it off, and…
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