Recipes to Use the Bountiful Harvest from Your Garden
Eating seasonally & locally is beneficial to your health and the environment. It is more economical because it reduces the cost of transporting and storing food. Cutting down on transporting food reduces pollution. There is nothing more local than produce from your own garden, or from a local farmer. Below is a list of recipes you can use to take advantage of produce while it is in season.
Make Soup Stock
With Autumn approaching it is a wonderful time to think about soups. Making soup stock from scratch can heal the body and the soul on a cold winter day. How to Make Soup Stock Garden Salsas
* 8 tomatoes, diced* 1 cup of onion, diced
* 1 bell pepper, with seeds removed and diced
* 1/8 Cup or small bunch of cilantro, chopped
* 3 clove of garlic finely minced
* 1 jalapeno or serrano pepper, with seeds removed and diced
* 2 Tablespoon of fresh lime juice
* salt and pepper to taste
Dice the vegetables above. Combine all, including the juices, in a bowl. Serve immediately, or may be refrigerated up to 5 days.
Cucumbers, Cucumbers, and More Cumumbers
It is gardening season and you have cucumbers coming out of your ears. What do you do? Make Pickles! Sweet Pickle Relish
EASY Refrigerator Pickles
Easy Dill Pickles for Canning
Drying Recipes for Preservation
- Dry STRAWBERRIES!
- Recipe
- Dehydrate, or Dry, APPLES!
- Recipe
- Dehydrate, or Dry, APRICOTS!
- Recipe
- How to Air Dry Peppers by Hanging Them
- Recipe
- Dry Peppers in the Oven
- Recipe
- Dry Mushrooms
- Recipe
Favorite Miscellaneous Recipes
How to Dry Peppers
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