Is food costing more than it used to feed your family? The price of food is rising! At Harvest Home, we looked for ways you can save a few dollars, stay healthy, and not give up on taste. Try cutting back on how much meat you use in a dish. Replace meat with tofu or beans.
What makes getting through March to April Spring a bit tricky? The weather: Rain, snow, sleet, warm one day, freezing the next, spring sun trying to chase away winter gloom. You never know!
If you are looking for better taste (and nutrition), try frozen fruits and veggies. Why? Because they are allowed to fully ripen in sunny fields where they are grown. Then they are picked and the same day, frozen to keep their fresh taste and nutrition.
February is all about hearts and love. It’s American Heart Month and Valentine’s Day. Show your valentines you care about their heart with food that tastes delicious while making their heart stronger and healthier.
Winter is on its way! And the Harvest Home Farmers’ Markets are closing on November 22nd. Stock up now on freshly picked, locally grown veggies and fruits. Buying extra veggies for the future means you get better, healthier veggies in the weeks ahead and saves you money if using SNAP, WIC or EBT.
Rain, snow, warm days and cold the next day, is the winter announcing its end. In the meantime, let’s root for those root veggies that give us what we need to get through this crazy season. Carrots, beets, turnips, and sweet potatoes are colorful bundles of nutrition that add a crunchy taste to your meals while they perk up your body.
Have an unforgettable Thanksgiving dinner with the help of Harvest Home. Our farmers markets are loaded with fresh fruits and vegetables that will give your dinner festive colors, delightful taste, and a bit of healthy goodness. Although we all have our favorite Thanksgiving side dishes, it’s nice to add something new to the table. Here are some time-saving ideas you might like.
