The Queen of Spring, rhubarb is often the earliest harvest. This rhubarb jam recipe is sweet and tangy and excellent on your morning toast!
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Growing Banana Peppers
Ready to harvest fresh peppers all summer long? Consider growing banana peppers for fresh flavor. Choose from sweet or hot banana peppers!
How to Grow Celery in the Home Garden
This kitchen staple is edible from its stalks to the celery leaves. Growing celery is a satisfying endeavor; you’ll harvest it from the garden for months.
Vegan Sweet Potato Muffins for a Healthy Breakfast
These vegan sweet potato muffins have a surprise shortcut baked in. There’s so much goodness packed into these healthy sweet potato muffins!
How to Make the Best Fried Red Potatoes Ever
If you want your fried red potatoes to be a bit creamy on the inside, with a crispy, crunchy, browned outside, here’s the secret & what you need to know.
Pickling vs. Fermenting: What’s the Difference?
Pickling and fermenting offer different flavors, benefits, and provide different options for preserving foods. Here’s how they compare.
Growing Tomatillos in Your Summer Garden for a Big Harvest
Also known as a Mexican husk tomato, tomatillos are widely used in Mexican cuisine. Growing tomatillos is easy and the plants are prolific.
Canning Grapes: Food Preservation Made Easy
Canning grapes is an easy way to preserve them. Stock your pantry and add them to fruit or chicken salads all year long.
Harvesting Leaf Lettuce: How to Make Yours Produce for Weeks (or Months)
Knowing how & when to harvest lettuce helps make the most of garden space. Instead of salad for one meal, this harvest trick lets you enjoy it for weeks.