Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Jana Wilson introduces us to her 5-day-old Sicilian Buttercup chicks, Didi Emmons loves cooking wild edibles, and strawberry shortcake for dessert!
Move over English muffins! You can serve these tasty cakes with jam or smoked meats.
This juice recipe sort of looks like green sludge, but the kale and spinach are matched with sweet ingredients like pineapple and carrots.
Who says fast food has to be unhealthy? Vigilant Eats' organic, gluten-free, oat-based cereal is made to eat on the go, and it's pretty darn tasty.
Three breakfast dishes to start your morning off right. Megan Hutchison of the Local Growers Guild talks about the issues affecting small farmers.
I originally imagined this as a dessert, but it works even better as a hearty way to start off your day.
Three people have been arrested for allegedly stealing $18 million in maple syrup from a Quebec warehouse.
Start your morning off right with a hot and hearty bowl of oatmeal.
Now that S.K. Quigley controls every step of the roasting process, he takes his coffee black -- no cream or sugar necessary.
It's never too late to jump on the steel cut oats bandwagon.
A Swiss staple, rösti is easily made vegan and goes well with just about anything.
Thanks to weird summer weather, Chef Daniel Orr has already harvested pumpkins from his garden. He uses one in which to bake a chicken.
Eric Herm and Steve Bright talk about how their farms are affected by the drought. We grill and preserve corn, and we eat street food in Ohio and Indiana.
Two breakfast smoothies: raw vegetable and vegan strawberry. Local bread baker works hard for his pastries. And, building gardens for those in need in Seattle.
Start your morning off right with this easy to make smoothie. Yes, it includes tofu, but you'd never know it!
Cattail pollen is often used in pancake recipes. We're changing it up a bit with this recipe for muffins.
Bill and Claire Wurtzel believe breakfast is not only the most important meal of the day, it's the most fun.
You make everything else. There's no reason you can't make your own hot cereal too.
Two recipes for a healthy breakfast using grapefruit and oats, Mimi Ito documents what her kids eat for lunch, and cultivating truffles like any other crop.
Cook this hot cereal the night before and simply reheat them in the morning. Couldn't be easier!
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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