Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Earth Eats is taking the CSA Challenge. We find creative uses for six cucumbers, a bunch of sage, and a whole slew of potatoes.
Potatoes can't catch a break these days. A new study claims that consuming daily servings of potatoes is linked to weight gain.
In addition to white potatoes, starch-heavy corn and peas are also in danger of being cut in favor of leafy greens and orange vegetables.
Yes, I realize we're still in the middle of growing season, but you want to be prepared for the day when it's time to harvest!
Young kale is hardy enough to stand as a complete meal with when paired with sweet potatoes.
St. Patrick's Day will taste good with this traditional potato pancake recipe.
We’re cleaning out the last little bits of our root cellar today. What has held up over these cold months? Yams and potatoes!
This recipe converted me from a cauliflower hater to a cauliflower lover.
Whether you call it a crustless quiche or a baked Spanish tortilla, this recipe can be easily modified to work with the veggies in your fridge at home.
This recipe is low in fat and high in taste. Mustard seed adds a nice zing.
From beef tongue, the next adventure in organ meats is beef heart. This recipe marinates and grills the meat.
Enjoying the bounty of root vegetables? Try combining them with breakfast gravy and pour it over some biscuits to have a hearty start to the day.
We’re getting ready for Thanksgiving with savory pumpkin slices and killer fried green tomatoes. And, Christine Barbour can't live without sweet potatoes.
Christine Barbour thinks sweet potatoes are amazing vegetables. She describes many tasty ways to prepare them, and she shares her mom's Thanksgiving recipe.
We’re finishing up our series on summer grilling today by cooking some potatoes, onions and peppers in the coals paired with a crisp and fresh coleslaw.
Today on the podcast we look at two unusual vegetables: sunchokes (jerusalem artichokes) and the much maligned, love 'em or hate 'em vegetable: brussels sprouts
You don't need several acres of land to grow your own food. In fact, according to Chef Orr, all you need is a basket and some compost to grow your on potatoes!
Dandelions have many uses, one of which is the delicious dish we prepare for you today: Dandelion Greens with New Potatoes and Local Italian Sausage.
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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