Cold and flu season is here! Fight them with a few tricks and the right food. Important: Wash your hands, especially when you come in from the outdoors. Wash between your fingers to get rid of any hidden germs.
Happy New Year to all of you from all of us! The Holiday parties are over, the gloom of winter may be here and the conversation is about losing Holiday pounds. But, we will start the New Year by being creative and having FUN with food. We will talk about what to do rather than what not to do.
From our Harvest Home family to yours. We recommend turning off your computer and engaging in conversation, singing, and laughing with loved ones instead of texting. Christmas and Chanukah are just around the corner, and Kwanzaa begins the day after!
Suddenly, it’s cold! Just as we’re rushing to prepare for the Holidays, busy days, and chillier weather? Soup can warm you and your family up in a hurry. No, not a can of soup. Your soup! Easy to make with just the taste you like, soup can fill your home with delicious smells.
Macoun, Gala, Red Delicious, Honey Crisp, Braeburn, a beautiful variety of apples you can only find at our Harvest Home Farmer’s Markets. Full of taste, from sweet to tart and crispy delicious. Eat them alone, create snacks, mix them with other fall veggies, add them to soup, salads or stews, bake them in desserts, like apple pies.
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.
The cooler days are starting. Winter is coming. Now is a good time to think about cleaning. Not cleaning your house; cleaning your hard-working body on the inside so it will “run” better. It’s easier than you think. Our Harvest Home Farmers’ Markets are full of what you need: colorful fruits and veggies.
