Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
It may be March, but winter's hanging on in many parts of the country. This soup will help you make it to spring.
Stephanie Weaver shows us four variations on the theme of chocolaty goodness.
Pizza Hut ain't got nothin' on this smoky (and cheese-less) pie.
You can make it chunky for dipping, or cut everything much more finely and use as a sauce or side for shrimp, fish or chicken.
I have adapted this recipe, adding in agave syrup, taking out the eggs, making my own buttermilk from soymilk and turning it gluten-free.
You can make your own healthy pickle relish without sugar, artificial color, or high-fructose corn syrup.
Have you ever wondered how to make this often mentioned German delicacy? Wonder no more.
The season for squash is here! This dish tastes delicious with just about any accompaniment, so get creative.
Just like Grandma never made…I’ve made this many times and it’s always more popular than the stuff from the can.
If you’re a fan of Thai and southeast Asian food, you know that fish sauce is a key ingredient to many dishes.
Tart rhubarb, fresh sweet strawberries, and delicious Oregon canned cherries unite for a trifecta of sugar-free pie goodness in a flaky gluten-free crust.
Even though I can't pick blueberries here in Southern California, I do love to buy some when they're in season and make this pie.
In celebration of Earth Eats, we find a use for past-its-prime salsa so it doesn't end up uneaten and in the trash.
This recipe converted me from a cauliflower hater to a cauliflower lover.
This is one of those "don't tell them what's in it" recipes. The black bean flour actually provides health benefits.
Try making the Gluten-free crust to go with this hearty vegetable pot pie.
You won't miss the eggs in this veggie breakfast scramble. The flexible recipe is also perfect for folks who like to get creative in the kitchen.
If you don't have access to persimmons, consider substituting apples in this tasty winter recipe.
Looking for a unique seasonal dessert to serve at your holiday dinner? This recipe will give you a pumpkin fix, and you won't miss your traditional pie.
Annie Corrigan is the producer of Earth Eats, and an announcer and producer at WFIU Public Radio. Learn more »
Daniel Orr is a professional chef, restaurateur, blogger, and author of a number of cookbooks. Learn more »
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