burger season Turkey burgers are often overlooked as dry and dull. But this turkey burger, adapted from Dorie Greenspan, is loaded with flavor. Plus Dorie’s trick of searing the burgers on the stove and then finishing in the oven will give you a perfectly cooked read more
tender herb season Green goddess chicken salad is a great way to use up fresh herbs and vegetables- either from a bountiful garden or leftover herbs accumulating in the fridge. Using a mix of herbs in the dressing gives complexity of flavor, and any combination read more
bright green season I’m a huge farro fan, and its my go-to grain for bulking up salads (kale and farro salad) and soups and as a base for seasonal grain bowls. It has a nutty flavor and is deliciously chewy. Farro brings me the same read more
Shiitake and kimchi stir-fry is loaded with fresh veggies and only takes 30 minutes to make. The original recipe calls for ground pork, but a vegetarian/vegan version without the pork and double the shiitake mushrooms is just as delicious! I love quick sautéed collards, but read more
sprouting season Spring has finally sprung! Plants are sprouting up all around and inspiring me to incorporate more sprouts into my diet. This vegetarian sandwich with sprouts and pickled carrots is the veggie sandwich of my dreams! I was vegetarian for many years, and vegetarian read more
This really is the best kale salad you’ll ever eat! With radicchio, farro, toasted walnuts, and a tangy lemon miso dressing, every bite is wholesome and delicious. To make it even better, make it an hour or two in advance to give the flavors a read more
maple season part 2 Our northern woods provide us with one of the most precious wild foods in the form of maple syrup. Maple sap runs in late winter and early spring, when days are bright but still cold. This maple lentil salad was inspired read more