From our farm to your table this week…
Item
|
How to Store it
|
How long will it last?
|
Acorn Squash
|
Room temperature
|
Several months
|
Butternut Squash
|
Room temperature
|
Several months
|
Green Beans
|
green beans: unwashed in
fridge
|
green beans: 3-4 days
|
Sweet Peppers, regular & mini |
unwashed, in fridge |
2-3 weeks |
Potatoes
non-orgnanic
|
room temperature, in a
ventilated container, in a cool, dry, dark area
|
Several weeks
|
Sweet Potatoes
|
room temperature, in a
ventilated container, in a cool, dry, dark area
|
Several weeks
|
|
|
|
Tomatoes |
at room temp |
~1 week |
Tips
for storing and enjoying the produce in your weekly share
There are a variety of delicious soups and stews you can
make with your squashes and sweet potatoes, as well as hearty autumn pasta
dishes and risottos. You’ll find a few
links for such recipes below.
from Cooking light: http://www.cookinglight.com/food/in-season/winter-squash-recipes-00412000073413/
from Cooking light: http://www.cookinglight.com/food/in-season/winter-squash-recipes-00412000073413/
Sweet potato recipes from Southern Living: http://www.southernliving.com/food/entertaining/10-sweet-potato-recipes-00417000075762/page19.html
Great winter squash recipes from the Pioneer Woman,
Ree Drummond: http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/?s=squash&submit=
Another favorite of mine, sweet mini peppers, are a
highlight of your veggie selection this week.
Rather than chopping them up as a wood traditional bell peppers, I love
to fill these sweet crunchy mini peppers with hummus or an easy homemade cream
cheese filling with toasted pecans and Worcestershire sauce. Yum!
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