All of Our Recipes

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Bierocks – Savory Hand-held Working Lunches

Bierocks are the original working lunch, hand-held savory pies served in the fields during the mid-day break. Today they are enjoyed anytime!
/by Stephen Scott

Lemony Green Beans

Lemony Green beans are a welcome addition to the dinner table in the spring when they first arrive. Taste our unique and delicious take on them!
/by Stephen Scott
Sour Cream Biscuits

Sour Cream Biscuits

Sour cream biscuits are a delicious use of extra sour cream, for a special occasion or just for the fun of it.
/by Stephen Scott

Alice Berner’s Cornbread

This cornbread is light, moist and very flavorful with a sweetness that is warm and inviting. It is perfect for heirloom cornmeal and White Sonora wheat!
/by Stephen Scott
Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Maple-Dijon Dressing

Pan-roasted Brussels Sprouts are rich and nutty and when combined with Maple-Dijon dressing, really sets them apart! A great side dish for family dinners.
/by Stephen Scott

Cajun Chicken Maque Choux

Cajun Chicken Maquechoux is a stunning late summer dish that will be remembered fondly when the fresh corn is gone.
/by Stephen Scott
'roasting the Pumpkins

Thanksgiving Turkey and Pumpkin Soup

Here is a great way to turn the remaining Thanksgiving turkey and pumpkin into an incredibly delicious soup that people will rave about.
/by Stephen Scott
Rosa Bianca Eggplant

About Eggplant…

Bitter eggplant is a thing of the past when growing your own and used in a fresh eggplant pasta sauce.
/by Stephen Scott
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Cilantro Freezer Pickles

Cilantro Freezer Pickles has been a favorite of our for years and is always devoured at picnics. Preserves the outstanding fresh cilantro flavor.
/by Stephen Scott

Honey Lemon Ginger Turmeric Cold Killer

Honey and lemon juice combined with powerful ginger and turmeric makes a highly effective cold killer that's easy to make.
/by Stephen Scott
Blue & Yellow Polenta

Blue and Yellow Cornmeal Polenta

Polenta takes a bit of time, care, attention and love but the results are delicious. We show you how to make it with a lot less work but all the flavor.
/by Stephen Scott
Spinach

Spinach Salade Lyonnaise

Fresh Spinach Salade Lyonnaise is quick and easy to make, yet tasty with spinach, crisp bacon, barely cooked eggs, and warm, sharp Dijon vinaigrette
/by Stephen Scott

A Tale of Two Onion Soups

Two onion soup recipes compared using heirloom vegetables. Using heirloom onion and garlic gives the incomparable flavor to the soups.
/by Stephen Scott
Chioggia Beet

History of Beets

Beets have a long history of feeding people and their livestock. We look at a brief history of the beet, along with a couple of delicious recipes!
/by Stephen Scott

Chao Sigua (Stir-Fried Loofah)

Stir-Fried loofah is an unusual, delicious dish that is easy to make. Edible loofah is harvested young and tender and has a cucumber like flavor.
/by Stephen Scott
A close up of some cucumbers and onions

Lime-Mint Freezer Pickles

Lime and mint are not usually thought of together (if at all) in combination with pickles, but they should be! The lime-mint flavors work together with the cucumbers to make something much more than the sum of their parts - bright, refreshing, and absolutely addictively delicious.
/by Stephen Scott
Asparagus with Tomato Pesto Dressing

Asparagus with Tomato Pesto Dressing

Asparagus adds a creamy foundation to the rich, flavorful and slightly spicy tomato pesto sauce in this unusual and tasty side dish.
/by Stephen Scott

Heirloom Corn and Potato Chowder

Heirloom Corn and Potato Chowder is a warming winter chowder, thick and hearty to chase away the cold winter blues.
/by Stephen Scott
Plated Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Classic Pan-Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Brussels sprouts when slowly pan-roasted with other vegetables are surprisingly delicious, simple and very satisfying. An excellent meal or side dish.
/by Stephen Scott

The Versatility of Herbes de Provence

Classic Herbes de Provence is very versatile, being used in French cooking from meats and vegetables to stews, soups and breads. Give these recipes a try.
/by Stephen Scott
Wheat and Lentil Soup

Catanian Wheat and Lentil Soup

Zuppa Di Grano e Lenticchie or Catanian Wheat and Lentil Soup is an ancient farm soup that is enjoying a resurgence in its home country of Sicily.
/by Stephen Scott
Spiced Cauliflower Soup

Spiced Cauliflower Soup

Spiced cauliflower soup is an easy and delicious dish - a warming winter's dinner but is also a cool and creamy summer's lunch entreé or appetizer.
/by Stephen Scott
The Carrot's Odyssey

Braised and Marinated Carrot Recipes

Here's two new recipes that use fresh from the garden carrots in unusual but delicious ways. Fresh, local food in the best way possible!
/by Stephen Scott

Tagliatelle with Sculpit

Sculpit or stridoli is a treasured Italian green that has its own festival and is celebrated in this taglieatelle pasta dish that is easy and delicious.
/by Stephen Scott
Hortopita

Hortopita or Greek Spring Greens Quiche

Hortopita is a savory pie that is stuffed with horta, or edible spring greens and feta cheese between filo pastry sheets.
/by Stephen Scott
Nasturtium Pods

Pickled Nasturtium Pods

Nasturtium pods, seeds or buds are hot like peppers when they are mature, green and plump. They make incredible pickled caper alternatives.
/by Stephen Scott
Fermented Tomato Conserve

Fermented Tomato Conserve (Conserva Cruda Di Pomodoro)

Try this traditional Italian fermented tomato conserve for your huge harvest of heirloom tomatoes.
/by Stephen Scott
Onions are sitting on a wooden board next to a spoon.

Six Hour Caramelized Onions

Rich, slow-cooked caramelized onions are a simple treat. Charcoal grill roasting adds a smoky element to the sweet, complex flavors with only 3 ingredients.
/by Stephen Scott
Oaxacan Poblano Chicken

Oaxacan Chicken in Poblano Sauce

This Mexican poblano chicken dish from Oaxaca is one of our family’s favorites because it is easy to make and is absolutely delicious.
/by Stephen Scott
Beef, Barley and Root Vegetable Soup

Beef, Barley and Root Vegetable Soup

Every fall I look forward to this beef, barley and root vegetable soup. A bowl of broth-based soup somehow nourishes both the body and soul.
/by Stephen Scott
Fermented Pepper Sauce

Fermented Pepper Sauce

Fermented pepper sauce is one of the easiest, safest and most delicious methods of preserving your garden's bountiful harvest of peppers.
/by Stephen Scott

Heirloom Oregano: A Culinary Herb in a League All its Own

Oregano is a common kitchen herb, but is used for more than cooking. Experience the amazing flavor and aroma this easy to grow heirloom herb offers.
/by Stephen Scott
Szechuan Buttons in hand

Szechuan Button and Mango Sorbet

Szechuan Buttons make an attention-grabbing "fizzy" sorbet- a tongue-tingling dessert or perhaps the ultimate between-course palate cleanser.
/by Stephen Scott

Old Time Green Chile Stew

Green chile stew is a staple in many Southwestern homes. It is a comfort food on par with chicken soup. Here's the recipe I grew up with.
/by Stephen Scott
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Chipotle-Cilantro Coleslaw

Elevate your coleslaw game with Chipotle-Cilantro Coleslaw. This recipe features roasted golden beets for a unique and delicious twist.
/by Stephen Scott
Radicchio di Trevisio Salad

Radicchio di Treviso Salad

Radicchio di Treviso Salad is an excellent fall or early spring introduction to a great homemade meal. Try this traditional approach for some great flavors.
/by Stephen Scott
American Flag Leeks

Leeks: Not Just for Stews

Leeks are thought of as a base for winter soups and stews. Although a member of the onion family, the flavor is more subtle and refined than onions.
/by Stephen Scott

Young Asparagus with Prosciutto and Pine Nuts

Sauteéd young asparagus with prosciutto and pine nuts captures the essence of spring on a fork!
/by Stephen Scott

All About Basil

Fresh basil is a hallmark of summer. Its Greek name translates as “royal”, and basil is a symbol of love in Italy.
/by Stephen Scott
Roasted Heirloom Beets

Dijon Roasted Heirloom Beets

Dijon Roasted Heirloom Beets is a wonderful recipe for bringing out the rich earthy sweetness of heirloom beets from your home garden.
/by Stephen Scott
Connecticut Field Pumpkin

3 Great Heirloom Pumpkin Recipes

Three great heirloom pumpkin recipes that prove pumpkin isn't strictly for Halloween or pumpkin pie; there are many other tasty ways to enjoy it.
/by Stephen Scott
Chile Coloradito Sauce

Homemade Chile Coloradito Sauce

Homemade Chile Coloradito sauce is my adaptation of the classic mole sauce from Oaxaca, Mexico. Make extra, it is well worth the effort!
/by Stephen Scott
Aurora and Pumpkin

Roasted Pumpkin Puree

Real, home-grown roasted pumpkin puree has a rich sweetness that is just plain lacking in commercially available pumpkin products today.
/by Stephen Scott
Rossa di Treviso Radicchio

Red Risotto with Radicchio

Radicchio is a member of the chicory family - along with Endive and Escarole - and is part of the dandelion group. Here's an unusual but delicious risotto!
/by Stephen Scott
Homemade Fermented Chile Paste

Fermented Chile Paste

Fermented chile paste is one of my favorite condiments, and making your own lets you choose the flavors and level of heat. See how easy it is!
/by Stephen Scott

Easy Homemade Basil Pesto

Fresh, homemade basil pesto is one of the treasures of summer. Pesto is one that is very easy and quick to make, so come along and we'll show you how!
/by Stephen Scott

Heirloom Red Russian Kale Recipes

Delicious recipes for using the wonderful Red Russian Kale that is a mainstay of the fall garden.
/by Stephen Scott

Fresh Roasted Garden Salsa

A great foundation recipe for freshly roasted garden salsa using the best ingredients fresh from your garden. Easy to make and wonderfully tasty.
/by Stephen Scott

Sicilian Eggplant and Tomato Sauce

This Sicilian eggplant and tomato sauce is wonderful and surprising with its richness and depth of flavors, both fresh and roasted. Easy and delicious!
/by Stephen Scott
Peel Garlic in 10 Seconds

Peel Garlic in 10 Seconds

Can you peel garlic in 10 seconds? Not just one clove, but a whole head? We show you how in our very short video!
/by Stephen Scott
Herbed Dried Tomatoes

Herbed Marinated Dried Tomatoes

Herbed Marinated Dried Tomatoes make incredibly thoughtful gifts. You can't buy the flavor of these herbed tomatoes, anywhere, at any price.
/by Stephen Scott
Risotto alla Veronese

Risotto alla Veronese

Risotto alla Veronese is a great taste of the wonderful risottos from the world famous Isola della Scala rice region of Verona, Italy. Simply delicious!
/by Stephen Scott
quick snow peas with lemon herb dressing

Heirloom Peas: Sugar, Snap and Snow

Heirloom peas love cool, wet weather, and are often only in season for a few weeks, when you will find local farmers bringing them to market.
/by Stephen Scott
Smoked Yogurt Marinated Beef Roast

Smoked Yogurt Marinated Beef Roast

Smoked Yogurt Marinated Beef Roast - the perfect centerpiece for an impressive and delicious dinner that won't take all of your day to prepare!
/by Stephen Scott
Honey Pickled Jalapenos with Garlic

Honey Pickled Jalapeños with Garlic

Pickled jalapeños and garlic have been favorites of ours for a couple of decades. See our newest twist with honey on this classic recipe!
/by Stephen Scott
Blue Seed Opium Poppy

The Poppy and Its Seeds

Poppy flowers are a beautiful addition to any garden with an amazing benefit - the seeds are edible! Great growing tips and a delicious recipe are inside.
/by Stephen Scott
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Make the Best Sun-Dried Tomatoes at Home

Home-made sun-dried tomatoes are amazing. Just cracking open a jar perfumes the room with their unmistakably rich fragrance, and they are easy to make.
/by Stephen Scott
Swiss chard Italian style

Chard Of Many Colors

Chard is like a reliable friend, always there, it is one of the greatest, and often least appreciated, of all the gifts from your local farmer (or garden).
/by Stephen Scott

Blue Corn Flapjacks with Prickly Pear Syrup

Blue Corn Flapjacks make an excellent breakfast - the blue cornmeal adds flavor that just can't be found in a bag , and they will disappear quickly!
/by Stephen Scott
Korean pickled garlic (Maneul Jangajji)

Korean Pickled Garlic (Maneul Jangajji)

Discover a tasty recipe for Korean pickled garlic using fresh hardneck garlic. Sweet undertones and a tangy flavor await!
/by Stephen Scott
A close up of an orange and a spoon

Moroccan Preserved Lemons

Preserved whole lemons is a centuries-old tradition where salt and lemon juice mellow the bitterness and create highly addictive sweet, salty, and sour flavors heavy with savory citrus aromas.
/by Stephen Scott

Young Green Beans with Dijon Vinaigrette

Young Green Beans with Dijon Vinaigrette is a quick and simply delicious way to make them into a very memorable side dish that will be talked about!
/by Stephen Scott

Herb and Vegetable Roasted Chicken with Buttermilk Biscuits

Herb and vegetable roasted chicken with buttermilk biscuits. This great pair of recipes create an impressive yet easy satisfying and delicious dinner.
/by Stephen Scott
Argentine Beef Roast

Argentine Beef Roast with Fettuccine

This unusual but delicious Argentine beef roast is served with "tuco" - a traditional tomato sauce over tallarines, similar to handmade fettuccine.
/by Stephen Scott
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Easy Herbed Mayonnaise in 30 Seconds

Real, traditional mayonnaise has only five simple ingredients but is rarely made fresh, which is truly a shame. Discover how to make fresh delicious mayonnaise in 30 seconds with our recipe, and don’t worry about running out of the store-bought stuff ever again!
/by Stephen Scott

Fresh Heirloom Basil Recipes

Here are a couple of recipes that use fresh herbs- that you…
/by Stephen Scott
Roasted Garlic and Onion for Antipasto

Fresh Garden Antipasto Trio

This trio of antipasto recipes is perfect for light grazing through an evening with friends, or the two of you watching a summer evening fade into twilight.
/by Stephen Scott
Cucamelon

Pickled Cucamelon with Dill and Mint

Cucamelons are tiny watermelon lookalikes with crisp, crunchy, cucumber-tinged-with-lime flavors. Try them in this delightful pickled cucamelon recipe!
/by Stephen Scott

Armenian Cucumber- Best Burpless Heirloom Cucumber

The heirloom Armenian Cucumber has been a preferred choice of home gardeners for generations for it's taste, productivity and "burpless" qualities.
/by Cindy Scott
Spinach Sesame and Ginger Salad

Spinach Salad with Sesame and Ginger

This Asian- inspired wilted spinach salad combines the rich, sweet fresh spinach with the rice vinegar, ginger, pepper flakes and toasted sesame flavors.
/by Stephen Scott

Lemon-Garlic Infused Olive Tapenade

We did this video in partnership with our local hospital about growing and cooking with herbs. Lemon-Garlic Infused Olive Tapenade makes use of them.
/by Stephen Scott

Mediterranean Pan Roasted Vegetables

Mediterranean Pan Roasted Vegetables are wonderful as a side to outdoor cooking or as a basis for a fresh, healthy meal.
/by Stephen Scott

Roasted Butternut Squash Soup

Butternut squash are deliciously sweet and silky, making creamy cold weather soups. You can use almost any hard winter squash to make this soup.
/by Stephen Scott
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Pumpkin-Orange Cheesecake

This pumpkin-orange cheesecake is a centerpiece dessert with multiple layers of rich flavors that roll across your tongue, surprising with each new taste.
/by Stephen Scott
"Seasons of My Heart" Cookbook

Sopa de Tomate con Albóndigas or Tomato Soup with Meatballs

Oaxacan Albóndigas soup with heirloom tomato puree, onions and home raised beef. A wonderfully tasty and satisfying cold weather soup.
/by Stephen Scott
Spaghetti Squash with Ingre

Steamed Spaghetti Squash with Pasta Sauce

Spaghetti squash is often overlooked by the home gardener as too plain or common. This is unfortunate as it makes for very tasty, quick and easy dinners.
/by Stephen Scott
A pile of green leafy vegetables on top of a wooden table.

Large Leaf Sorrel or Lemonade Leaf

French sorrel is known as "lemonade leaf" and has been prized for its nutritional and culinary qualities for centuries. In many climates it will nativize.
/by Stephen Scott
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