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Category: salads
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One of the best features of our CSA share at Clark Organic Farm, is that we get to go out into the fields and pick our own additions to the market shares available every week in the barn. There is something calming and therapeutic to being out in the fields, and while it is early…
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Clark Farm CSA, how we have missed you! This was our first week of the Clark Farm Summer CSA (more info on the CSA here); the difference in produce we get from our CSA share and those we find in local food stores is indisputable. This week’s share includes leafy greens (kale, lettuces, arugala), radishes,…
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Hetty Lui McKinnon is one of my favorite New York Times Cooking contributors, and this warm and delightfully flavored salad is a great example why. Roasting cauliflower and onions, and cooking smashed garlic along with the lentils, added remarkable layers of flavor which was then complimented by the creamy, simple dressing of Greek yogurt and…
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Our Winter Share from Clark Farms Carlisle included a beautiful head of organic purple cabbage. Cabbages, especially the purple variety are great nutrient dense foods, excellent for reducing inflammation. After the past few weeks of holiday eating and indulging, this salad was a great way to incorporate some more, shall we say, nutrition-friendly foods into…
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We love Brussel sprouts. We love them roasted, steamed, pan-fried, and raw. We love them the day they are cooked, and we love them for leftovers. I know you may not share our enthusiasm, but bear with me. I’m used to finding Brussel sprouts in our local grocery store, but they always are in a…
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If Thursday’s meal has made you feel the need for something a little more light or healthy, this post is for you. Our Clark Farm Winter CSA Share this week included some crisp and beautiful Napa cabbage. We also received some carrots and with that, a slaw was born. Flavored by a sauce made with…
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When the weather starts to turn toward summer (finally!), we gravitate toward salads for our main course. Tonight, I assembled Lidey Heuk‘s Orzo Salad which, by-the-way, makes a ton so would be a good candidate for bringing to a summer gathering. The addition of fresh herbs – I used a combination of mint and parsley…
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This is another David Tanis creation and, paired with his Green Bean and Cherry Tomato salad, it is classic picnic fare. While I love potato salad, I’m not a fan of the mayonnaise-y kind. The tang of mustard in vinaigrette along with some classically French herbs, tarragon and chives, make this French-style potato salad perfect,…
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Professional Chef and cookbook author, David Tanis, writes a monthly food column for the New York Times and recently featured this colorful green bean and tomato salad in a May column about French picnic foods. Combining fresh and simple basics like just-ripe cherry tomatoes and green beans, the addition of the dressing, an amalgam of…
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Recently, G. Daniela Galarza of the Washington Post posted an article (16 Tinned Fish Recipes for Near Effortless Meals) on making use of tinned fish. It intrigued me because I had not considered using tinned fish for anything much at all – tunafish being my go-to. This week, in an effort to expand my repertoire,…
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