Florida Avocado Guacamole

This recipe uses organic Florida avocado, jalapeño, and limes. Florida avocados have a milder flavor compared to the smaller Haas avocados. Preparation Time:  20-25 minutes Serving Size:  4-6 cups Ingredients: 1-2 large Florida avocados You may also use Haas avocados but they’re much smaller so you will need 6 of them to replace the two Florida avocados. 2-3 jalapenos diced (destem, leave all seeds and … Continue reading Florida Avocado Guacamole

Tuscan Black Kale and White Bean Hummus

Classic hummus does not include any greens but the dish so easily lends itself to using greens like the organic Italian kale from our farm.  It’s super healthy and super delicious! Preparation Time:  45 minutes Cooking Time:  10 minutes Serving:  3-4 cups (will depend on the amount of kale you use) Ingredients: 1 large bunch or Italian kale or Tuscan black kale, washed, patted dry, de-ribbed … Continue reading Tuscan Black Kale and White Bean Hummus

Mixed Baby Greens Salad with Sherry Vinaigrette

The best salads are ones that have the freshest ingredients, layers of flavor, a variety of textures, and since we eat with our eyes first, lots of vibrant colors.  This salad made with a variety of organic produce from our farm checks every box. Peppery, sweet, crisp, and herbaceous baby arugula, romaine, red lettuce, red kale and mizuna.  Crisp cucumber slices, sweet and colorful Sungold cherry tomatoes … Continue reading Mixed Baby Greens Salad with Sherry Vinaigrette

Brown Rice Stuffing

While not as popular in most of the U.S. as the more traditional bread stuffing, rice stuffing does have its followers in the Southeast because of the major rice growing areas in Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, and Louisiana. It’s also gluten-free. We love the nuttiness of brown rice so chose that over white rice.  Our stuffing is made much like bread stuffing in that it … Continue reading Brown Rice Stuffing

Roasted Butterkin Squash and Sage Puree

Butterkin squash may look like baby pumpkins inside and out but they’re really a variety all their own. They are a winter squash that tastes closer to acorn squash or butternut squash than pumpkin.  Roast them in the oven with a little butter, brown sugar, sage, salt, and pepper.  It’s amazing! Preparation Time:  15 minutes Cooking Time:  35 – 45 minutes (until fork tender) Serves: … Continue reading Roasted Butterkin Squash and Sage Puree

Southern-style Collard Greens with Smoked Ham Hocks

A member of the cabbage family, collard greens are a staple on most tables in the southeastern U.S. They were thought to have been brought over from Africa but they were here long before and cooked by the native Americans.  Long considered humble fare they are now getting the attention they’re due as they are very nutritious and high in iron, Vitamins A, C, and other nutrients. … Continue reading Southern-style Collard Greens with Smoked Ham Hocks

Roasted Baby Beets with Tarragon Vinaigrette

Super healthy, super colorful and super delicious!  Roasting our organic baby beets really brings out their natural sweetness.  Roast them with garlic, sprigs of fresh rosemary, extra virgin olive oil, kosher salt and black pepper, then dress them with a tasty and tangy tarragon vinaigrette. Preparation Time:  30 minutes Cooking Time:  1 hour Serves:  6 Ingredients: Roast baby beets: 1 lbs each baby red, gold, … Continue reading Roasted Baby Beets with Tarragon Vinaigrette