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Monthly Archives: February 2021
Black Radish Pickles
Nero tondo or black radishes pack an extra punch compared to their little red siblings! This pickle recipe not only preserves, but helps to cut a little bit of that spice. They are a little sweet and tangy and make … Continue reading
Roasted Turnips
Roasting veggies is a great, simple way to really bring out the best flavors in vegetables by caramelizing the natural sugars. Turnips are no different! Follow this recipe to make a roasty side dish with turnips as the star, or … Continue reading
Upper Peninsula Pasties
Anyone who’s spent time in the UP knows how yummy these hearty little hand pies are. Stuffed with all sorts of winter storage veggies, this pastie recipe is sure to help warm you up from the inside out. Upper Peninsula … Continue reading
Roasted Rutabaga with Maple Syrup
Earthy and sweet, this roasted rutabaga recipe makes a great side for brunch or dinner! The fresh thyme and maple syrup add amazing flavor, sure to make this dish a new winter favorite. Roasted Rutabaga with Maple Syrup
Mashed Rutabaga and Carrots
Roasted rutabaga and carrots come together quickly and easily to make a slightly sweet mash that is sure to help you shake up your side dishes. Move over potatoes! Mashed Rutabaga and Carrots