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Jun 18, 20152 min read
Beef Kabobs and New Potatoes with Garlic Scape Pesto
I mentioned last week, that we fortuitously got new potatoes in our CSA share last week. We roasted them on the fire to complement our...
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cdephelps
Jun 12, 20151 min read
3 step salad – for a picnic!
We went camping last weekend- which included a great time incorporating salads made with a whole bunch of good local and seasonal foods....
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cdephelps
Jun 9, 20152 min read
Spring Garlic
I have a confession to make: I have a veggie crush this spring. I have found myself to be head-over-heels for spring garlic! I love...
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cdephelps
Jun 5, 20153 min read
Stuffed Morels
This should be my last morel-specific post for awhile. If you are interested in morel preservation and general mushroom hunting make sure...
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cdephelps
Jun 2, 20154 min read
Rhubarb, greens and chicken – Oh My!
Greens – Looks like the 2015 growing season has officially taken off! It is exciting to have so many lovely greens already in our fridge...
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cdephelps
May 31, 20154 min read
More on Morels
“Believing is Seeing – Mushroom hunting can teach us a lot about the larger world. A common experience of mushroom hunters is not being...
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cdephelps
May 27, 20151 min read
Options for getting local food in the Palouse-Clearwater region – have just expanded!
A quick post today to highlight the first day that the Palouse Grown Market is officially open! This market offers the convenient option...
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cdephelps
May 25, 20152 min read
Transplanting tomato and pepper seedlings: a follow-up post with N. Tautges
Happy Memorial Day! I enjoyed the day playing with Morels and transplanting a few seedlings with my friend Nicole. Nicole previously...
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cdephelps
May 21, 20152 min read
Mmm…morels ! Local Delight- Guest Contributor Paul Smith c/o Jessie Hunter
Morels are a wonderful example of a seasonal delicacy in the PCW region. Palouse resident and musician Paul Smith shares how he got into...
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cdephelps
May 19, 20151 min read
Morels, Asparagus and Bacon – Need I say more for some mid-week inspiration?
This one is NOT a Morel! Don’t eat the brainy ones… To top it all off -we went out to cut a lovely bouquet of flowers from Sunshine...
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cdephelps
May 13, 20152 min read
First Day of Pullman Farmer’s Market with Backyard Harvest
“Our goal is to have enough fresh food for everyone, and as little waste as possible” – Ian Wright from Backyard Harvest With the...
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cdephelps
May 12, 20152 min read
Bring on the greens: salad dressing – Carol McFarland
This time of year is magical. The lilacs and wildflowers are blooming all over the PCW region, spring crops are coming up and we are...
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cdephelps
May 5, 20154 min read
Interview with Kathleen Burns of the Moscow Farmers Market
Kathleen Burns is the arts director for the City of Moscow, overseeing the Moscow Arts Commission as well as the Moscow Farmers Market...
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cdephelps
Apr 30, 20151 min read
Free Form Cooking: Cabbage Piroshkis
Okay so I’m the type of cook who uses recipes as a general guide or source of inspiration. It must come from the amateur, but...
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cdephelps
Apr 30, 20151 min read
Spring Cleaning Breakfast – Carol McFarland
The days are getting longer and warmer and it sounds like the local chickens (at least those at Link’d Hearts Ranch) are starting to ramp...
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cdephelps
Apr 27, 20152 min read
Asian-dumpling soup – Carol McFarland
As we count down to the first Farmer’s Markets and experiencing the uncertainty of dressing appropriately for the Palouse spring weather...
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cdephelps
Apr 23, 20151 min read
Fresh Spring Rolls – Carol McFarland
Here’s a quick lunch or dinner to-go if you are looking for a way to use up some of that delicious Roasted Chicken from Link’d Hearts...
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cdephelps
Apr 18, 20154 min read
Roast Chicken – Carol McFarland
This time of year can be a particular challenge for eating locally in this part of the world. The stores from last year’s harvest are...
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cdephelps
Apr 14, 20156 min read
How to Start Tomato and Pepper Seedlings – Guest Post
By guest contributor Nicole Tautges We all love to watch our green tomatoes turn red and to pick fresh hot peppers in August. Both tomato...
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cdephelps
Apr 11, 20151 min read
Lettuce Plant! Latah Eagle Article: Nurseries in the Area
Great Article from the Latah Eagle on nurseries http://issuu.com/thelataheagle/docs/1504_lataheagle_ftp
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