And the ways cooks can preserve both hot and sweet ones are equally bounteous.
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Life can be a bowl of fast-ripening, foraged or cultivated husk cherries
Husk cherries have gone from foraged to farmed. Is it OK to eat them?
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Savor corn three ways – on cob, in soup and in water-saving
Indian-spiced fresh corn goes into two recipes without wasting anything.
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Garden herbs that bolt early still have plenty to offer
From flavored oils, to broths, to holiday drinks, there are lots of uses for the stems and flowers.
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No-sweat way to extend pleasure of summer tomatoes
Save energy and get rid of unwanted parts easily with a coring and freezing method.
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Overly tempted at farmers market? Here’s how to use it all.
You can handle the bounty, in ways ranging from hearty breakfasts to canning.
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When making a batch of pesto, think ratios, not recipes
Then it can be tossed with pasta or slathered on anything from crusty bread to grilled seafood.
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Aaaah! Kohlrabi! A cook learns to conquer her fears
This often hefty cousin to cabbage should be no more scary than, well, cabbage itself.
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Put those pea pods to good use
Here are some top-to-tail cooking suggestions so you don’t waste those pods.
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Try microgreens when you want to have a little fun
Microgreens bring bursts of color, flavor and texture to the white-tablecloth dining experience.