Photo by Judith Hausman This carrot-radish salad would be good in a hummus, falafel or turkey sandwich, too. I wasn’t a big fan of radishes until I helped my garden-mate, Vicki the Radish Queen, grow some. Instead of imparting a burnt, dry flavor, they now say “crisp” and “zingy” to me. White-and-green Icicle radishes; round, […]
A Corgi and a horse find a way to amuse themselves.
Photo courtesy of www.revivalfoods.com Revival Foods cruises around Georgia, offering fresh produce in areas that don’t have access to it. You don’t have to wake up early on Saturday mornings to buy locally grown foods. Creative farmers have found a way to bring their produce to you. A spinoff of food trucks, mobile farmers markets […]
Photo by Rick Gush Loquats are often sweeter when picked fresh from a feral tree. One day when I was 12, I discovered a fruiting loquat tree on my walk home from school. I ate a lot of loquats that year, and I’ve since enjoyed hunting for free loquats. Loquat, Eriobotyra japonica, is certainly one […]
