Wow, what a time saver! I just added pumpkin to my list of foods I will always make in my Instant Pot from now on! Unbelievably quick and easy…. here’s how. Wash small pie pumpkins – 15 to 20” in circumference. (Circumference is measurement around largest part of pumpkin.) Cut in half. Scoop out seeds …
Behind every delicious recipe is a good base. This tomato paste is loaded with flavor from the vine ripened tomatoes and the fresh picked peppers, onions, garlic and carrots!
We’ve been asked many times about how we can our pickles, so we thought we’d teach you!
I had some help freezing asparagus over the weekend. We enjoy frozen asparagus throughout the winter in soups or steamed as a side dish. Check out pages 40 & 41 in our book “Eating Pure in a Processed Foods World” for tips on freezing asparagus and our delicious Cream of Asparagus Soup recipe. https://www.farmgirlfresh.com/product/eating-pure-in-a-process-foods-world/ ⠀ …
I made applesauce in my crockpot for the first time this fall. I used about 6 pounds of apples that were “seconds” with some blemishes. Because they were very small, I decided to wash, core and slice them into my crockpot without peeling the skin off first. The crockpot worked great; however, I will peel …
Today I retrieved the last of the jalapeño peppers from my garden (according to the forecast, we can expect a hard killing frost tonight, and thus, the need to get the final peppers picked).
Time to stock the freezer with your garden fresh carrots! From the garden to the freezer, you can enjoy the fresh flavor of carrots all winter
Was your apple tree overzealous in production this year? Or like me, did you find yourself purchasing apples every time you went to the store?
We live near a producer who grows pie pumpkins, which are different than the traditional carving pumpkin (read more on page 187 of Eating Pure in a Processed Foods World ®).
