*Maple sap
vinegar. Last month you got maple
syrup, a popular use of concentrated maple sap.
There’s a lesser known product you can make from the sap that is a closet
favorite of ours. The sap's boiled down around 2/3’s the amount that syrup is, and
then the sugars are converted to a (sweet) vinegar. No need to refrigerate. Salad dressings! Marinades
for meat! Health tonic! Will last indefinitely. Try replacing balsamic vinegar with this in recipes.
ingred: sap from sugar maple tree*.
*Beans with
garlic and dill-the crunch and the tang!
ingred: green beans*, garlic*, dill seed*,
hot pepper*, cider vinegar, salt.
*Salsa
verde- Have you ever seen a tomatillo plant? These sprawling, branching
nightshades hold on to their fruits throughout the summer months. We patiently
wait for their paper wrappers to burst (think chinese lantern), which means the
fruits are ripe for the picking. This salsa can easily replace a red salsa for
dipping, or a bit on eggs in the morning.
ingred: tomatillos*, onions*, garlic*, lime
juice*, peppers*, cumin*, salt.
*Fresh
cheese-This soft cheese is spreadable and dollop-able. I have no trouble eating
it by the spoonful! Other possibilities could include mixing a bit into homemade
stew or combining it with something sweet. The milk is from Windy Ridge Dairy in West Potsdam. Eat while it's fresh.
ingred: raw whole milk*, cider vinegar,
salt.
*Sweet
raspberry jam- The raspberry flavor still shines through in this honey
sweetened jam. There were plentiful cane fruits this season, and we jammed and froze as much as we could.
ingred: boyne raspberries*, honey*, pectin.
*Applesauce-
I love both chunky and smooth applesauce, depending on the situation. Let me present you with the smooth
version.
ingred: jonagold, crispin and brighton
apples, maple syrup*, salt.
*Carrot
ginger soup- The carrots have been stored in our root cellar, and are brought out for many winter meals. Toast up some bread and dig in!
ingred: carrots*, onions*, ginger*, homemade
soup stock paste* (parsley*, cilantro*, fennel*, celeriac*, dried tomatoes*),
olive oil, milk,* salt, pepper*.
* marks organic ingredients.
* marks organic ingredients.
future salsa ingredient |
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