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.
Warm up with this legume filled soup that promises to keep your belly (and wallet) full!
We're excited to be reporting from the Bloomington Community Farmers Market today. Then we talk about three wild delicacies: ramps, morels and redbuds.
It's morel season in many parts of the country, and the rush is on. Get out there and test your luck!
A group of American truffle lovers are trying to show that this reclusive delicacy can be planted, managed and harvested just like any other agricultural crop.
Japan has decided to expand a governmental agency to include nuclear testing in the wake of nuclear power plant damage.
Meatless versions of traditional dishes don't always work out, but the mushrooms in this dish are complex in flavor and meaty in texture.
These two recipes are especially green: you don't even need place settings! Endive barquettes and Napa cabbage leaves serve as edible bowls.
Try making the Gluten-free crust to go with this hearty vegetable pot pie.
Asparagus is one of the first vegetables to pop up in the garden in the spring. This week we have recipes for two different salads using asparagus.
As morel hunting season approaches, Earth Eats talks with expert Ron Kerner about how to hunt, identify and prepare morel mushrooms
Spring is an exciting season for foodies, and especially foragers. If you're lucky, you might come across wild leeks - also known as ramps - popping up.
Kombucha is a fermented drink that can be made on a countertop. It has to be divided and shared regularly, making it a fun fermented food to make and share.
Today on the podcast: tips for making pizza at home, a recipe for pizza crust and then some topping inspiration to get your culinary creative juices flowing
Recently I've been cooking lots of cheap eats. Good food with lots of flavor, nutrient dense and easy on the wallet like this butternut squash pasta.
Chef Orr picks grape leaves from a tree near his home and then transforms them into dolmas with mushroom stuffing.
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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