Culinary Guides

This is a beautiful side dish to serve alongside grilled chicken or steak or simply as an appetizer at happy hour. I love the tangy miso-yogurt sauce and have been drizzling it on everything—grilled chicken, cooked lentils, steak, and salmon....

This popular combination of carrots and ginger has been around for ages and I'm sure many of you have your favorite spin on this classic soup. I'm particular to our version because the carrots, onions, and garlic are all roasted...

If you're looking for an impressive weeknight dinner that will wow your family but is a breeze to prepare, this recipe is for you! I love the simplicity and ease of roasting a whole chicken. Not only will your house...

One of my favorite days of the week is when my NYT "What to Cook Right Now" subscription hits my inbox. When this recipe for Roasted Carrots with Cilantro Yogurt and Peanuts popped up, I knew I had to make...

This crunchy and smoky slaw has been on repeat at the farm this past week for quick lunches with the crew. It's perfect for a light meal or even better when added to a piece of sourdough toast for a...

It’s officially soup season here at the farm and I realized it’s been far too long since we’ve made a simple carrot ginger soup. I’ve made a lot of versions of this “recipe” in the past with coconut milk or...

If you’re looking for a hearty breakfast option that will satisfy your sweet tooth while offering good nutrition, this loaf is for you! If you can get your hands on farm-fresh carrots this time of the year, pick them up...

I love the simplicity of this soup. It has very few ingredients but is so darn flavorful. It’s a great winter soup for strengthening your immune system with a healthy dose of ginger and nourishing root veggies. It’s served with...

This is one of those recipes that combines simple hearty ingredients that come together to create a damn fine soup. This soup could not be easier to make and I hope you all enjoy it as much as we do....

These muffins are often considered “kitchen sink” muffins, meaning that you can add any shredded vegetable, nut, seed, or dried fruit you have on hand. I hope you all enjoy them as much as we do! Happy baking, everyone. Ingredients...