Posts Tagged ‘Stokesberry Sustainable Farm’
Posted by Lacey July 13th, 2010
I may have mentioned that I’m currently addicted to my ice cream maker. I’m not sure if the addiction will be wearing off any time soon so you may start seeing a slew of creamy frozen dessert recipes. Here’s one I adapted slightly from Cooking Light using fresh mint.
Fresh Mint Ice Cream
(6 servings)
2 cups milk [...]
Tags: Cooking Light, fresh mint ice cream, ice cream maker, mint sprigs, Stokesberry Sustainable Farm, Twin Brook Creamery
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Posted by Lacey February 7th, 2010
I promised Jerry Stokesberry I would cook it slowly. And cook that grass-fed chuck roast slowly I did. I had picked up some sweet potatoes from the market and imagined the two would marry well.
Tags: About.com, chuck roast, Jerry Stokesberry, Southern Food, spiced autumn pot roast, Stokesberry Sustainable Farm, sweet potatoes
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Posted by Lacey January 31st, 2010
This was my first visit to the West Seattle Farmers Market in weeks. I had missed the fresh vegetables, sustainable proteins, and the vendor smiles as they share their knowledge and tips for preparing their goods. I grabbed my Flip ‘n Tumble shopping and produce bags and headed to the market sans husband.
Tags: acorn squash, braeburn apples, grass fed beef, Mt. Townsend Creamery, Stokesberry Sustainable Farm, Stoney Plains Organic Farm, West Seattle Farmers Market
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Posted by Lacey October 12th, 2009
“Supper’s ready!” Grandpa’s voice echoed down the hallway into each room of the house, catching everyone’s ear as it passed by. Caught mid-stroke while combing Barbie’s hair in my Aunt Suzie’s room, I moved with the family herd as we gathered around the dining room table, some of us spilling into the adjacent living room. [...]
Tags: bok choy salad, grandpa's beans, scalloped corn, smoked walleye, Stokesberry Sustainable Farm, Sunday supper, wild rice hotdish
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