Valley Bounty: Cabbage
Cabbage harvest wraps up in November, but the leafy green stores well and is available from local farms all winter long. I recently spoke with[...]
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Valley Bounty: Cabbage
Okay, I know that cabbage isn’t exactly the most attention-grabbing subject. It’s one of those vegetables that many people formed bad associations with in childhood[...]
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Valley Bounty: Kimchi
I am far from an authoritative source on kimchi. I didn’t even have a really clear sense of what kimchi was until a few years[...]
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Valley Bounty: Sauerkraut
Though we often think of sauerkraut as a German food, its roots lie far to the east in China, where laborers building the Great Wall[...]
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Valley Bounty: Cabbage
Cabbage is an underrated vegetable. Even the attention it gets in March is often unflattering—but don’t be fooled!
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Valley Bounty: October 19, 2013: Cabbage
It’s worth slicing open a fresh cabbage for the beauty of the tightly packed, undulating leaves inside. After you admire it, roast the slices with[...]
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Valley Bounty, June 29: Napa Cabbage
Napa cabbage, or Chinese cabbage, is the first cabbage to appear at farmers’ markets in spring. Tender and mild, it bears little resemblance to the[...]
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Spring Menu: Cookout with a local twist
Local food isn’t just for special occasions! If you’re going to grill, think about how to tweak your normal recipes to use the foods that[...]
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February 16: Cabbage
With farm fields covered in feet of snow, fresh local cabbage is still plentiful and delicious.
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