Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Fall is here! Have you enjoyed your first pumpkin beer of the season? Find helpful links for picking up a pint at an area brewery or brewing your own.
It's never too late to jump on the steel cut oats bandwagon.
You can cut the cinnamon raisin bread into fun shapes and then top them with cream cheese and apples for a fun snack.
Heather Tallman shows Felix how to make his own after-school snacks. These roll-ups are quick to prepare and taste delicious.
It's never too early to start preserving flavors of the season! Use your favorite peppers harvested fresh from the garden in this recipe.
In addition to the three marquee ingredients, coffee adds some zing to this chili.
This stuff is rich, but you’re only going to have a couple times a year, around the holidays, so you might as well make the real thing.
You can make your own healthy pickle relish without sugar, artificial color, or high-fructose corn syrup.
Butternut Squash is the perfect vegetable to cook on these cold Fall nights and here are two ways to prepare it.
There's nothing that starts -- or maintains -- conversations better than a good meal.
It's good for breakfast. It's good as a snack. It's good for dessert. You can find any number of uses for this homemade granola.
You will think of apple or pumpkin pie when you first smell this, but it is much more complex.
I may not be ready for cooler weather, but I am sure ready for fall food!
This is my 24/7 spice and can be used all day long. You'll make all your cooking more interesting with a touch of New Regime.
Great Slavic flavors you can use on game, veggie dishes, stuffed cabbage, stews, and roasts.
Lemon eucalyptus oil might be a safer solution to those pesky bugs.
If you prepare this recipe the night before, you can wake up to a hassle-free and tasty French Toast Bake breakfast.
There's so much more to dessert than just chocolate. Enjoy these two fruity recipes using persimmons and pears.
This Gingerbread Pear Cake seems to glow like a fiery lamp in a dim room during these dark and cold days.
This holiday season, I decided to make my foodie friends something simple for gifts: herbed vinegars and flavored honeys.
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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