Farm to Table recipes and Homemade Natural Living
Learn how to make crispy zucchini fritters in a cast iron pan with this easy tutorial. Zucchini fritters are basically crisp, fried patties made with zucchini, bread crumbs, parmesan cheese, and egg. They are a healthy and delicious way to get vegetables and protein in as a snack or side dish for dinner. And, to use up all that summer squash!
Head into the garden and grab whatever you have for this easy sourdough pizza with chicken and veggies. This pizza is gut healthy, easy to whip together, and a great way to use leftover chicken and vegetables you picked up from your garden or local farmers market.
Roasted beets are full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, making them a great healthy pregnancy snack. In the summertime you can find beets at your local store or farm stand. Today I’m sharing how to roast beets in the oven and an easy dressing to go on top for a delicious summer snack. It’s not often you get to eat a food that is dark red or purple, so grab some beets and let’s get started!
Packed with nutrients and delicious to eat, kale has been one of my favorite vegetables for over 10 years now. Join me as I show you how to cook kale flowers. I also share our sautéed kale florets pasta recipe. It is the perfect healthy and delicious vegetarian dish for those warm summer nights.
I love making all things pumpkin in the fall. Pumpkin spice pancakes, pumpkin breakfast pie, pumpkin chili, and more. So this means I use a lot of pumpkin. We buy pumpkins for home decor, but I also buy them for baking and pureeing. In today’s post I will show you how to make pumpkin puree so you can use your pumpkins in all your fall baking.
We love that crispy, crunchy, tangy taste you get when brussels sprouts are cooked on the cast iron skillet with only lemon and garlic. Here’s how to make crispy brussels sprouts using the stovetop and a simple recipe with one secret step. We make this recipe at least once a week and pair it with a chicken or steak on the side. You can also add bacon or parmesan cheese on top – yum!
In our homestead, we like to have one veggie, one protein, and one grain for dinner every night. Usually we will do a chicken or steak, a stovetop veggie, and sourdough bread or skillet potatoes. Brussels Sprouts are one of our favorite side dishes to pair with chicken or beef. This recipe only has a few ingredients and is simple to make – but there is a simple secret to how to make crispy brussels sprouts. I am posting this recipe alongside a few other bloggers who are sharing delicious Thanksgiving recipe ideas. You can check out their recipes at the bottom of this page.
Many people don’t care for brussels sprouts, but this may be because they haven’t found the right way to cook them. For example, if you microwave frozen brussels sprouts, you may end up with a soggy cabbage-like side dish that doesn’t smell too great. And we don’t want that!
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