Jerusalem artichokes (also known as Sunchokes) are the ultimate “Imperfectly Delicious” vegetable: knobbly, undistinguished brown in color, and full of crevices where dirt can hide. But they are actually quite easy to prepare, tasty, and good for us.

We invite everyone to our Community Forum on February 29th at Finnriver Cidery to see the plans, vote on likes/dislikes and potential phasing of design. We are headed to Olympia in August for grant funds and need your support to make this playground a reality.

Indian cuisine isn’t difficult once you get the hang of it. I’ve mapped out what to stock in your Vegetarian Indian pantry, and everything listed I regularly buy at our Food Coop.

Looking forward to a new year!

Cooking is love made visible. Let’s see how many ways you can show love with a homecooked meal.

Six Carrot Recipes to evoke Eros, the Greek God of desire.

Secrets of Citrus!

This simple, fast dish is a vegetarian’s delight, silky with coconut milk and flecked with spices and fresh cilantro.

Thanks for a wonderful year, everyone!

Learn how to make an orange glaze for vegetables!

For Oaxacan Street Tlayuda (Mexican Pizza)

Resolution for 2020: Write more bread recipes that I can eat.

The only New Year’s Resolution You’ll Ever Need

Your nominations were very carefully reviewed by our Board Community Engagement Committee in December and here are the 2020 selections for Beans for Bags.

A rich cashew cream stands in for mayo, sour cream and cheese in this outstanding, crowd-pleasing dip.  

Use your choice of local apples and winter squash in this recipe, and serve as a side dish with ham, pork or poultry.

When Blue Heron Kids cooked with the Co-op one of the things they loved the most was a new found openness to experiment and try new things.

People tend to love it or hate it. I love it, but I understand how it can be a bit overwhelming at first. I think the best way to add radicchio to your diet is…

‘Tis the season of giving. And nothing feels quite so jolly good as sharing a great gift with a loved one.

The November report… last harvests of cucumbers and zucchini, the first harvest of the local squash and so much more.