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Cheezy Cauliflower-Potato Soup with Croutons

by Anne Temple | Jan 9, 2023 | Recipe, Soup, Vegan

This is a dairy-free, filling soup for those cold winter days! And sometimes I eat the croutons as a snack! Cheezy Cauliflower Potato Soup A comforting, filling vegan soup! 2 tbsp Coconut Oil 1 head Cauliflower 1 each Potato, med-large 1 each...

Annie Organie’s Sunday Loaves

by Anne Temple | Dec 1, 2022 | Bread, Recipe, Uncategorized

I have been making bread for most of my adult life. There were times when I didn’t make bread and would buy it — but have you seen the cost for good bread these days? Ridiculous. In my work with Moms Across America I know that unless you are buying...

Herbaceous Squash Soup

by Zen Honeycutt | Nov 29, 2022 | Recipe, Soup, Uncategorized, Vegetables

This is a great way to use your squash when your garden starts really producing and you are running out of ideas for all that squash. Tired of all your friends running away when they see you with an armful of squash? Herbaceous Squash Soup Delicious! Herbaceous!...

Fresh Garden Tomato Soup

by Anne Temple | Nov 17, 2022 | Recipe, Soup, Vegetables

When your garden harvests are coming in, usually fast and furious, sometimes it can get overwhelming. I have 80 tomato plants in my garden and eat as much fresh as I can. I use the cherry tomatoes to make delicious Roasted Cherry Tomato Pasta Sauce and freeze most of...

Roasted Cherry Tomato Pasta Sauce

by Anne Temple | Nov 16, 2022 | Recipe, Vegetables

This has become my go-to recipe for pasta sauce. I had several cherry tomato plants that went crazy last year and I was harvesting enough cherry tomatoes to make this sauce every 2-3 days. You can freeze this or can it. Either way, you are going to love opening one of...

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