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Last week was week 22 for the CSA. I received apples, kohlrabi, kale, green peppers, cauliflower, and beans. So the kohlrabi wouldn’t go to waste, I chopped it, blanched and froze it for a future recipe. I had no idea what to do with the gigantic cauliflower, so my mom…
It is week 6 for the CSA at Strite’s. This week’s share included: black raspberries, lettuce, zucchini, green beans, potatoes, and kale. Not more kale, I thought. My aversion to kale is as strong as my aversion to cleaning. I just don’t like it. However, this recipe made me rethink…
This week’s CSA contained kale and I am not a fan of kale, but I didn’t want it to go to waste. I searched Pinterest for recipes that contain kale but might appeal to the non-lovers of kale out there. I am all about eating healthy and I know kale…
I picked up my first share from the CSA today from Strite’s Orchard. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. CSAs are a way for local farmers to share their harvest with members. A CSA member typically pays a fee up front for a certain number of shares and each week…