Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Same ingredients, two options: chicken poblano enchiladas or chicken poblano fajitas. The choice is yours.
It's morel season in many parts of the country, and the rush is on. Get out there and test your luck!
The more I learn about fennel, the more excited I am to grow it this year in my garden.
Extra virgin olive oil is my number one oil of choice and I use it in sauteing and frying -- and I eat it raw.
Cooking your beans so they can be frozen is a great way of ensuring cheap and easy access to BPA-free beans.
What I especially love about this treatment is that the syrup is as sweet as candy and something children will actually enjoy taking.
You can either plant your cuttings in soil right away or place them in water until they grow roots. Either way, growing your own herbs from cuttings is easy!
Are you ready to release your inner Julia and become a rockstar in your kitchen?
Fresh and Bright. Sweet and Peppery. The flavors of radish sprouts, spinach, strawberries, feta cheese and mint all enhance one another.
Our fat-obsessed culture worries about heart disease and high cholesterol, but the benefits of home-rendered lard are hard to dispute.
If you get into the habit of saving the bones from your steaks, you'll have the 3-4 pounds of bones you'd needed to make stock in no time.
This recipe provides a great excuse to buy an entire chicken from your local farmer. The broth will be better than what you can make from store-bought birds.
Save your chicken and beef bones and make yourself some broth. Not only is homemade stock rich with minerals, it will make any dish that much more tasty.
Yes, baking bread can become enjoyable and therapeutic. It's really true what you hear: There is nothing like homemade baked bread!
Vine ripened tomatoes are one of my favorite fruits to preserve. Nothing brings you back to summer than using preserved tomatoes during the winter.
Making your own jam or jelly is not difficult at all. All that's needed are canning jars, pectin, lemon juice, fruit and a sweetener.
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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