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Earth Eats: Real Food, Green Living
Sara is an eternal student. Currently studying Tibetan Culture at Indiana University, she loves to cook with fresh, organic, vegetarian ingredients – but also has never turned down fake mashed potatoes in a buffet line.
Take this piquant side dish out into the sun with you for your next picnic or barbecue.
A quick and easy Asian stir fry with a vegetable that's in season all year long.
Bring something new to the table this birthday or anniversary with a recipe for Tibetan sweet rice.
Lent is nearly upon us! Let the good times roll with this piquant vegan-cajun mashup.
The cauliflower I bought at the winter farmer's market was literally the size of my head, so I knew I had to use it as the star in some dish.
If you find yourself in a bit of a bind and you have to cook something great, all you need are onions, carrots and celery to save the day.
I would suggest listening to some Bing Crosby Christmas tunes while cooking this soup or at least singing a few songs with the family.
Butternut Squash is the perfect vegetable to cook on these cold Fall nights and here are two ways to prepare it.
The longer Baba Ghanoush sits, the better it gets. I love to dip whole wheat pita and cucumber slices in it.
Between my CSA and my personal garden, we are overflowing with eggplant over here! Last week, I made this delish eggplant lasagna.
With the strawberries and lettuce from my CSA box, I made a salad for a carry-in that wowed the pants off of my friends.
Living as a vegetarian is easy, traveling as one is not, especially with a 2-year-old!
Combining garlic scapes from my CSA and parsley from my garden, I made this tasty dip to eat with veggies and on burgers.
What do you do when you receive a batch of mint in your CSA box?
This peppery green makes for a great pesto to serve over warm pasta.
Young kale is hardy enough to stand as a complete meal with when paired with sweet potatoes.
Dandelion greens are one of season’s earliest veggies to pop up in spring.
I constructed this easy chicken wire compost bin. Now I only generate one bag of trash a week.
St. Patrick's Day will taste good with this traditional potato pancake recipe.
Happy Tibetan New Year! Celebrate Tibetan Losar with momos, delicious steamed dumplings.
Kayte Young 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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