Happy Halloween

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Recipes, Tricks of the Trade | Posted on 31-10-2011

A feast made for Ghosts and Goulds…

 

 

 

  The Head Table… Eaters Beware…

 

  Flatted Bread Sandwiches…..                                      Purple and Orange Slaw….

 

 

 

 

Mini Brain Brussel Sprouts…

 

 

 

 

 

  Moldy Cheese And Slain Greens…

Winter Squash Guide

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 30-10-2011

 

 

ButterNut

 

 

 

 

 

Butter Cup

 

 

 

 

 

 

Acorn

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Autumn Harvest

 

 

 

All these delicious Squash are still available for purchase at the Harvest Patch 611 route 20A in Strykersville….

The end of a great CSA year

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Tricks of the Trade | Posted on 27-10-2011

I was so sad today to deliver the last bag packed full of delicious goodies to last into the winter…. thanks to all of our members for making our CSA so wonderful… I will miss you over the winter, and look forward to seeing you next spring!!!

In the Bag October 27th 2011

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in In the Bag, Uncategorized | Posted on 26-10-2011

  • acorn squash
  • butternut squash
  • buttercup squash
  • peppers
  • beets
  • pumpkins
  • potatoes
  • gourds
  • munchkin boo pumpkins
  • celery

Sloppy Ashleys

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Recipes | Posted on 25-10-2011

 

  •    1 pound of ground beef
  •    2 pita pockets I used the whole wheat ones
  •    1 cup of tomatoes, I used smashed tomatoes from canning them
  •    salt and pepper
  •    sharp cheddar cheese
  •    cumin
  •    gran Marsala

 

– In a sauce pan cook the meat with the tomatoes, add in the salt and pepper, cook until the meat is brown, then add in the cheese and season with the cumin and Gran Marsala….

– Remove the meat and stuff it into a neat little pita pocket, top it with purple onion, and grated sharp cheddar

– Serve with a fresh garden salad topped with balsamic vinegar….

– SIDE NOTE… I toasted my pita bread in my sandwich maker first so they did not get soggy….

 

 

In the Bag October 20th 2011

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in In the Bag | Posted on 19-10-2011

  • acorn squash
  • butternut squash
  • buttercup squash
  • baby pam cooking pumpkin
  • peppers
  • broccoli
  • Brussel sprouts
  • gourds
  • apples

ButterNut Squash

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Recipes | Posted on 18-10-2011

Just a quick little photo guide to prepping your butternut squash….

 

   Start by slicing the monster into three pieces cut the top off and keep the middle and slice the bottom off… get rid of the stem and the bottom core…. then every so carefully sit them up and slice off the dark skin using a sharp knife cutting down towards the cutting board…. the skin is super tough so be cautious with that sharp knife and your fingers:)

 

 

 

 

Then cube up the flesh into the same size cubes…

Last place it all into a pot of boiling water and cook down until soft….

drain the water and then you can either pureer them in the food procesor, or use a hand mixer, or even just a fork if you like them a little lumpy…

For a touch of extra flavor add a spalsh of maple syrup to it…:)

Enjoy this delicious vitamin filled squash…

Harvest Patch Pumkin Bash Rained out….

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 16-10-2011

Due to a full weekend of Heavy Rain, Thunder , Lightening, and Super Strong Winds, the Harvest Patch Pumpkin Bash had to be canceled…

Pumpkin, Nutmeg, Chocolate Chip Bread

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Bonus Items | Posted on 13-10-2011

 

Who is excited to sink there teeth into this weeks Bonus Item???… this delicious bread just screams Happy Fall…..

It is a little gift of deliciousness….

PortorHouse Steak on a Bed of Spinach with a side of Crispy Potatoes

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Posted by Ashley | Posted in Produce, Recipes | Posted on 12-10-2011

  • Spinach
  • One Porter House Steak
  • White Potatoes
  • Balsamic Vinegar
  • Garlic
  • Oliver Oil

 

First prepare the potaotes, slice very thin, in a frying pan add a touch of oil… then garlic to brown, place in the potatoes and cook until they are crispy, add salt if you would like

Then in the same pan prepare the steak

Plate it all together on top of the spinach, and add a splash of Balsamic Vinegar

Dinner for two for all under $10.00