Community Supported ... Pasture?
Who says "local" has to end at your carrots? Here's how to find a pork loin near you.
You've got to try these carnitas! They're out-freaking-standing. http://nourishnetwork.com/2009/12/07/carnitas-de-lia/
I love flavoring duck legs with crushed juniper berries, garlic, thyme and rosemary before slow-roasting them.
So funny . . . my assistant is reorganizing my spices as I type this and my office smells like the store you describe!
Great post, Shauna.
Who says "local" has to end at your carrots? Here's how to find a pork loin near you.
A whole grain riff on the classic Cuban dish, arroz con pollo.
Roasted Broccoli with Garlic Chips and Spanish Paprika
Aromatic, super-tasty, filled with chicken and slurpy rice noodles ... and GREAT for a cold!
These tasty ingredients are better at fighting--and comforting--colds than you might think.
The perfect start to Thanksgiving -- Coppa-Wrapped Dates with Blue Cheese. Super easy, surprisingly impressive.
Looking for an alternative to the big bird? Try this Cider-Brined, Sage-Rubbed Turkey Breast with Mulled Cider Glaze.
Mmmmm. The quintessential 'what's in the fridge' pasta ... only surprisingly scrumptious. The pepperoni and garlic flavors the no-work sauce.
The ultimate Autumn pasta dish -- Orecchiette with Broccoli Rabe and Sausage
Spicy, salty, slippery and chewy, these vegetarian noodles are a feast in a bowl.
Chai-Spiced Amaranth Pudding with Salted Pistachio Brittle. Hard to believe almost all the ingredients come from the bulk bins!
Fresh Peach Pie with Toasted Walnut Crust
Secrets to the perfect (light) pie crust ... from a Cooking Light test kitchen veteran
A love story about a Japanese mom and Chinese dumplings . . . happy Lunar New Year!
Grandma Friese's Cranberries with a Kick, on Nourish Network
Guatemalan Avocado Salad with Arugula and Chile-Lime Dressing -- part of Lia's revamped Thanksgiving traditions. Any new ones for you?
Boozy Orange-Pecan Truffles - Perfect for Thanksgiving!
This is an incredibly versatile side dish that shows just how delicious healthy can be. Serve it with a holiday turkey or a simple roast chicken. Or top it with a mushroom sauté for a meatless feast.
Mussels are healthy, quick, sustainable and economical. These--with the heat of ginger and curry--are mighty tasty too.
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I'm forsaking the Big Bird and going turkey breast instead. Specifically, this Cider-Brined, Sage-Rubbed Turkey Breast with Mulled Cider Glaze! http://nourishnetwork.com/2010/11/19/why-brine/