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Hard Cider Holidays at AppleGarden Farm

Hard Cider Holidays at AppleGarden Farm

Are you a cider lover? Not to be confused with spiced apple juice, hard cider is a light, refreshing […]

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In addition to the mental health benefits of getting out in nature right now, I found a bloom of wild Miner’s Lettuce growing along the trail on today’s solo walk. I instantly recognized the bright green saucer-shaped leaves suspended by watery stems several inches off the ground. This wild foraged botanical is a spring delicacy with a mild, sweet “green” flavor, and a soft texture that makes a beautiful salad. When mature, the lettuce sprouts a cluster of tiny white flowers at the center. If you’re lucky enough to find some in your area, try this favorite #throwback recipe post for Miner’s Lettuce Salad with Blood Oranges, Avocado, Mint and Feta! Link is in my profile 💚 #minerslettuce #springgreens #wildforaged #forager #wildedibles #saladrecipe #springsalad

As we all hunker down at home, I seek refuge in the familiar solace of my kitchen. In good times, and difficult times, cooking brings me a measure of comfort. There’s a joy in turning to simple things right now, like nourishing ourselves & our loved ones with good food. It’s an elemental part of self-care that feels especially good in these stressful times. Recently, my friend Heidi reached out to ask if I would re-share my favorite recipe for homemade Detox Soup. This restorative concoction of flavorful herbs and vegetables is tasty, nourishing, and healing—providing an instantly soothing meal that’s of benefit to all. The link is in my profile. Wishing you continued good health as we find our way through this together. ❤️ 🙏 https://farministasfeast.com/2017/01/17/nourishing-detox-soup/ #comfortfood #cookingathome #soup #detoxsoup #healthyeating #nourishingfood #homemadesoup #inmykitchen #strongertogether #foodismedicine

Day 1: Mandatory Shelter In Place order. There are two things saving my sanity right now: Nature and Food. In that order. I’m trading mindless busyness for a slower, more mindful approach. That means nourishing my body and soul in ways that fill me up, not deplete me. So I’m taking long hikes, and cooking comfort foods. I actually don’t mind this imposed isolation. I like my own company. In fact, I love it! I’m using this opportunity to stoke my reflective nature, and the fires in my kitchen with healthy food. This afternoon I made this super tasty grass fed @stemplecreek beef soup with organic cabbage & tomatoes (recipe is on my Story). I’m enjoying a bowl right now with a glass of wine watching the sunset. Maybe coming to a halt isn’t so bad after all. There are lessons in this time, if we are willing. May we all turn inward right now, and find ways to nourish ourselves ❤️❤️❤️ #comfortfood #quarantinecooking #foodheals #nourishyourself #keepingitsimple #wewillgetthroughthis #inspiredlife #grassfedbeef #cookingtherapy

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