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Shirred Eggs with Spinach

I got this recipe idea from a friend of mine Kayann Short who is co-owner/farmer of Stonebridge Farm in Lyons Colorado. Stonebridge Farm is the second oldest CSA Farm in Colorado. I think they are going on their 20th year, … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Eggs, Recipes, Spinach | 5 Comments

Grilled Cheese and Kale Sandwich

I wrestled with myself whether to blog this or not. I mean, really? A grilled cheese sandwich? So I made it and took a bite an thought. Yeah, this is probably worth sharing. Kale, spinach, or chard crammed onto a … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Kale, Recipes | 1 Comment

Sugar Snap Peas with Mint

The Red Wagon Farm Crew picking your CSA snap peas this morning. Snap peas and mint are one of my favorite flavor combinations. The snap pea season is very short. I try to make this super simple dish at least … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Herbs, Peas, Recipes | Comments Off on Sugar Snap Peas with Mint

Garlic Scape White Bean Spread and Dip

Hmmmmm garlic scapes. We had green garlic a week or so ago. This week we are getting garlic scapes. This garlic was planted last fall and has been growing all winter. Garlic scapes are the stalk of hard neck garlic … Continue reading

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Grilled Vegetable Lasagna

One of the challenges of being in a CSA is using the combination of vegetables you are given in a certain week. You need to think outside of the ‘recipe box’ to use what you are given and not shop … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Miscellaneous, Recipes | 2 Comments

Grilled Kale

If you like kale chips you will like grilled kale. When you sauté’ or steam kale it becomes very tender. When you grill or bake (like kale chips) the kale it is more firm and chewy and has a toasty … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Kale, Recipes | 1 Comment

Storing greens

We work really hard to get our greens (kale, chard, broccoli raabe, collards) to you fresh and full of life. Here’s how you can keep them that way. If you store your greens properly they will stay fresh in your … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Greens, Recipes, Storage and Preparation | 1 Comment

Rhubarb Custard Pie

Humble rhubarb. It doesn’t look like much does it? That is a pound of rhubarb. A pound of rhubarb stalks will yield about 3 cups diced rhubarb to use in recipes.  Most pie recipes call for 3 or 4 cups of … Continue reading

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Bok Choy “Chop Chop” Salad

Bok Choy is a great base for salads and a great way to use up leftover vegetables you have hanging around in your refrigerator. This isn’t really a recipe, it’s just ‘here’s how I did it, now you make it with what you have’ method. … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Bok Choy, Recipes, Salads-Spring-Summer | Comments Off on Bok Choy “Chop Chop” Salad

Walking Onions and Green Garlic

Walking onions and green garlic are two early spring crops here at Red Wagon. They look similar don’t they? The green garlic is on the right and the walking onions are on the left. The green garlic is garlic we … Continue reading

Posted in 2013, Garlic, Onions and Leeks, Recipes | 2 Comments