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09/21/14
An article in Eating Well this summer gave some misleading information about how much sweet corn in the United States is genetically modified. While it’s
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09/20/14
Here is a fall recipe based on one in the Good and Cheap PDF referenced Thursday. You can see in the photos that my husband
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09/19/14
Three sociologists published a paper in Context[1] this summer about how cooking for families, particularly in low-income households, is unjoyful and stressful, and simply idealistic
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09/18/14
Last Friday I talked about cruciferous vegetables which include Brussels sprouts. Brussels sprouts are a great source of isothiocyanates, one of the biologically active compounds
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09/17/14
I still had one zucchini and one squash to use that were starting to look a tad wrinkly. I had a recipe in mind from
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09/16/14
I had another load of cherry tomatoes starting to go bad on the vines again, and Tony pulled this recipe from his AARP magazine just
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09/15/14
When I was at the nearby farm, England Acres, to cut a bunch of dill to make pickles last weekend, I picked up a flyer
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09/14/14
I got a great dinner idea from a friend and his wholesome-food-loving, young chef kids, Brendan (3 years old) and RJ (6 years old) in
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09/13/14
Another great day for canning and this time I made pickles. My cucumber plants are dry already so I bought 13 cucumbers at the farmer’s
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09/12/14
The West Frederick Farmer’s Market moved from the north side of W. Patrick to the south side. You have to take Walnut behind the Red