Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Food writer Lynn Schwartzberg took her love of barbecue to the next level by becoming an official KCBS barbecue judge. She explains how to cook perfect ribs.
Bet you can't eat just one of these crispy baked kale chips!
I have adapted this recipe, adding in agave syrup, taking out the eggs, making my own buttermilk from soymilk and turning it gluten-free.
Don't be afraid of the "scary white stuff." Incorporate tofu into a recipe you already know and love.
After four months of curing in the root cellar, the holiday season is a perfect time to slice up the country ham.
These two recipes would make excellent gifts for the foodie on your holiday gift list.
If you have some chicken breasts, bacon, shallots and potatoes in your kitchen, you're more than half way to preparing an amazing feast in no time at all.
Vinegar was tainted with antifreeze at a Ramadan meal in China's western Xinjiang region.
Young kale is hardy enough to stand as a complete meal with when paired with sweet potatoes.
Chinese buffets usually have a version of these green beans, but by making them at home, you can control the ingredients.
If you get into the habit of saving the bones from your steaks, you'll have the 3-4 pounds of bones you'd needed to make stock in no time.
This holiday season, I decided to make my foodie friends something simple for gifts: herbed vinegars and flavored honeys.
I came up with a recipe using scuppernongs based on a sweet and sour meatball appetizer my mom used to make. It was one of my favorite things!
If you love pickled garlic, you will simply love pickled onions! But beware, pickled Egyptian walking onions bite you back.
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.
Swiss chard is a spring vegetable that thrives and grows in cool weather. Here's a recipe for a simple side dish to serve with meat, fish or poultry.
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.
Amy Jeanroy talks you through everything you need to know about horseradish -- from growing it in your garden to a tangy homemade horseradish sauce.
This week at Earth Eats we're getting ready to celebrate a new year with a few recipes and some tips for eating better and living greener in the new year.
Recent studies have shown that American's waste 40% of the food we produce, and much of that waste happens at home.
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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