Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Today, we have stories about farmers letting Mother Nature do the heavy lifting. And, it's asparagus in the kitchen!
After two years of decomposing, the piles of leftover wood chips at Bread & Roses Gardens will soon sprout mushrooms thanks to hungry mycelium.
Morel mushrooms fruit in the spring, signaling a Hoosier tradition of hunting the wooded areas. Traditional Arts Indiana learns more about these elusive fungi.
Chef Daniel Orr cooks with King Oyster and Chicken Of The Woods Mushrooms, and our backyard chicken experts talk about protecting your birds from predators.
These mushrooms are so meaty that they could easily take the place of the piece of meat on any dinner plate.
We're cooking high class s'mores and local mushrooms on the grill for Fourth of July. And, local farmers work together to put more local food on more plates.
What's better than a warm, flavorful and nutritious pasta to fill you up and warm you up on a cool spring evening?
Brian Snider has been hunting morels in southern Indiana for 25 years. He says this year's season started earlier and will end earlier than any in his memory.
The blooming of redbuds on trees across the Midwest is a sign of spring. Did you know you can eat these beautiful little flowers?
Impress your friends with these delicious vegan potstickers!
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.
This year I plan on spending more time in the kitchen, and what better start to 2012 than making a hearty soup to warm yourself this winter.
We're celebrating the holidays with a feast of goat cheese, parsnip soup, chicken of the woods mushrooms, eggnog and local duck.
I have adopted a Tapas way of thinking when it comes to sharing a dish as a dinner guest -- small, individual portions that pack in a lot of flavor.
In the second installment of our Christmas feast, we cook up some Chicken of the Woods mushrooms, snack on country ham and slurp up parsnip soup.
Who needs actual chicken when you have these meaty and flavorful mushrooms!
The dawning of spring has many people heading to the first outdoor farmers' markets of the season. But others are heading out into the woods to forage for food.
Meatless versions of traditional dishes don't always work out, but the mushrooms in this dish are complex in flavor and meaty in texture.
It isn't necessary to have Arborio rice stocked in your pantry to make delicious risotto. This recipe uses barley instead!
This traditional recipe will help you kick that pesky winter cold.
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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