Archive for the “Gardening” Category

A side dish high in many important nutrients, the pot herb Good King Henry mixes well with other spring greens like nettle, wild cress, dandelion, lamb’s quarters and so on.

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We want to take this opportunity to congratulate Melissa Kelly of Primo in Rockland for her 2013 James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef Northeast!

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Reminiscent of the stuffed cabbage of yore, the mild flavor of chard makes these beef-stuffed rolls perfect for the whole family.

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With hot weather on its way, consider making your own “smart water!”

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It won’t be long now before we have lovely fresh chives in abundance, and baby lettuces too! Here’s the perfect dressing for these tender young treats.

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The most treasured Spargel meal consists of the peeled and boiled Spargel cooked with lemon juice and paired with thinly sliced Black Forest Schinken, a cured ham similar to Prosciutto, simply boiled new potatoes, Hollandaise sauce, and melted butter. …

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Think spring with this delicious, fresh vegetable lasagna!

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Julienned or shaved burdock roots are delicious in a stir fry or on their own. Available in local natural foods markets now!

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The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association announces, with great sadness, the death of its beloved leader Russell Libby, following a long struggle with cancer.

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Delicious pesto keeps us eating those fresh greens from summer all year long. Enjoy this fresh pasta with pesto and green beans recipe!

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