As the fresh tomato season wears on, you find that you’ve exhausted your family’s patience with all. those. tomatoes. So make sauce! You’ll use up several pounds of tomatoes at a time, plus sauce freezes well and cans for long-term storage. This sauce includes healing bone broth! [by Lee Burdett]
Compound Butter {Butter Gets Dressed Up!}
If you’ve ever had honey butter, you’ve had compound butter. Compound butters are easy to make and they freeze well so they’re handy whenever you need a quick flavor boost, an easy sauce, or a way to dress up simple food for company. Here are a myriad of flavor combinations and ideas for using them. [by Lee Burdett]
5 Ways to Preserve Your Herbs (including easy pesto recipe)
Fall is just about here and many of us are busy preserving the summer harvest. While you are freezing, canning, and dehydrating fruits and veggies, don’t forget to preserve your herbs, too! Both medicinal and culinary herbs can be preserved in a variety of ways for use throughout the year. Here are 5 ways to preserve and store your herb harvest. [by Andrea Sabean]
4 Ways To Preserve Blueberries
The only thing more glorious than eating plump, juicy blueberries straight from a bush is enjoying a sweet bite of blueberries in the dead of winter! One mouthful brings back the warmth of a July morning and the long days of summer. Here are 4 easy ways to preserve blueberries. [by Melissa Norris]
Foraging for Morels
Although we may still see a frost or two, spring has finally sprung here in northern Idaho. Our most favorite thing to do this time of year is forage for morel mushrooms! I’m thrilled to share our morel excitement with you (and I hope it’s contagious) plus give you ideas for eating and preserving morels. [by Tammy Trayer]
