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Tag Archives: carolina foodie
Tomato Jam in the heat of the Summer
Fresh summer tomato jam can be stored in the freezer for months and used on meatloaf, burgers or spicy sausages. Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Preserves, Recipes, Summer, Vegetarian
Tagged #localfood, #realfood, carolina foodie, easy recipe, farmers market, healthy, heirloom tomatoes, kid friendly, Midtown Farmers Market, NC agriculture, NOFO, Raleigh, Raleigh Downtown Farmers Market, seasonal food, second harvest, State Farmers' Market Restaurant, sungold tomatoes, sustainable agriculture, sustainable farming, Western Wake Farmers Market
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Tomato Season 2011: Roasting Tomatoes
Heirloom Tomatoes are coming into the Farmers’ Markets fast and furious! Make some space in your freezer to store
“Fire Roasted Tomatoes” all winter long for your favorite recipes. Continue reading
Posted in Dairy-Free, Freezing & Canning, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Recipes, Second Harvest, Summer, Vegetarian
Tagged #localfood, #locavore, #realfood, carolina foodie, easy recipe, education, farmers market, fire roasted, freezing technique, fresh herbs, gluten free, heirloom, NC agriculture, north carolina agriculture, organic, Raleigh, Raleigh Downtown Farmers Market, seasonal food, second harvest, sustainable agriculture, tarheel foodie, tarheelfoodie, tomatoes
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Simple Summer Pasta Salads
Versatile summer salad that you can make on the fly with whatever local cheese, tomatoes, bacon, garlic and herbs are at the market. Serve it chilled or room temperature. Make it up ahead of time for a picnic. Continue reading
Posted in General, Recipes, Salads, Summer, Vegetarian
Tagged #localfood, #realfood, bacon, basil, carolina foodie, community garden, easy recipe, goat cheese, Midtown Farmers Market, NOFO, organic, pasta, pine nuts, sustainable agriculture, tarheel foodie, tarheelfoodie, Wake County, Western Wake Farmers Market
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Local Fish Stew Cooked with Heirloom Vegetables
Simple fish stew that will work with many types of local fish. Choose one that will hold it’s texture and shape after you Continue reading
Posted in Dairy-Free, Fall, Fish, General, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Recipes, Summer
Tagged #localfood, #realfood, Bluefish, carolina foodie, cooking classes, dairy free, easy recipe, gluten free, healthy, Locals Seafood, Savory Spice, soup, stew, sustainable agriculture, tarheel foodie, Wake County
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Omelettes at the Farmers’ Market
An easy technique for beginners to use for omelettes using fresh local farm eggs and fillings. Continue reading
Posted in Egg, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Recipes, Vegetarian
Tagged #localfood, #locavore, #realfood, Black Truffle Sea Salt, carolina foodie, chevre, chives, cooking classes, Coon Rock Farm sausage, easy recipe, eggs, farmers market, fresh herbs, green onions, healthy, Hillsborough Cheese Company, kid friendly, north carolina agriculture, red peppers, sausage, Savory Spice Raleigh, seasonal food, sustainable farming, tarheel foodie, tarheelfoodie, Western Wake Farmers Market
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Buttermilk Pancakes at the Beach & at the Market
Quick buttermilk pancakes that the whole family can enjoy. Make the batter ahead of time for a fast breakfast or dinner that is kid-friendly and inexpensive. Continue reading
Two Seasons of Roasted Eggplant Spreads
Roasted eggplants make excellent spreads and casseroles throughout the winter. These two spreads are made of local farm ingredients that have been frozen, thawed and then combined. But you can make this with fresh ingredients in up through the fall for very healthy eating. Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer, Fall, General, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Recipes, Summer, Vegetarian
Tagged #localfood, #locavore, #realfood, 5 Points Farmers Market, appetizers, carolina foodie, community garden, cooking classes, easy recipe, eggplant, farmers market, freezer friendly, freezing eggplant, gluten free, healthy, Midtown Farmers Market, NOFO, North Carolina, north carolina agriculture, organic, pork sausage, roastingg vegetables, rosa, seasonal food, second harvest, sustainable agriculture, sustainable farming, venison sausage, Western Wake Farmers Market
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Healthy Breakfast Ideas 4 Families On The Go: Pancakes
Blueberry, Ricotta, Sweet Potato, Pumpkin, Buttermilk Pancakes: You can make all of these and freeze them for your family. Reheating quickly in a microwave makes them kid-friendly and great for gift-giving. Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged #localfood, #locavore, #realfood, almond milk, buttermilk, carolina foodie, community garden, cooking classes, easy recipe, education, eggs, farmers market, farming, fruit, healthy, kid friendly, low-fat milk, Midtown Farmers Market, NC agriculture, north carolina agriculture, organic, pancakes, Raleigh, raleigh farmers market, ricotta, seasonal, second harvest, sustainable agriculture, tarheel foodie, tarheelfoodie, Wake Forest Farmers Market, Western Wake Farmers Market
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Hop Into the New Year with Chinese Almond Cookies
Updated Chinese Almond Cookies using Justin’s Classic Almond Butter. Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged #localfood, #locavore, almonds, carolina foodie, Chinese Almond Cookies, cooking classes, easy recipe, Justin's Almond Butter, kid friendly, Midtown Farmers Market, NC agriculture, Raleigh, seasonal, sustainable agriculture, tar heel foodie, tarheel foodie, tarheelfoodie, Wake County, Western Wake Farmers Market, Year of the Rabbit
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