Try any of these with our whole wheat or rye grains:
Meals in a Bowl (New York Times)
Produce For Sale
Our current crop of black beans, heirloom corn, and hard red winter wheat is currently available.
Farm Photos
When you stop to visit the neighbor and need a way to carry back the rhubarb they gifted you: 4020 to the rescue!Sometimes a pipe wrench is just the thing you need. Other times, it just helps you shear a pin faster. At least we didn’t burn out the motor!Baking for the free community lunch today at @opentableucc with regional stone-milled grains from @meadowlark_mill_and_farm in Wisconsin and @janiesmill in Illinois. Get it at noon with one of three soups or chili, salad, and dessert. Takeout & take-home seconds are also available. Free! Y’all come!Sourdough discard biscuits with half @meadowlark_mill_and_farm corn flour and half @janiesmill AP flour are breakfast today. These, crackers, and pancakes are my favorite ways to use extra starter. Yesterday I also tried @maurizio ‘s ciambella and chocolate chip cookies from @kingarthurbaking. What’s your favorite use for #sourdoughdiscard ?This week’s loaf has some wild rice on it. “Real” wild rice, hand-harvested and parched by a friend of a friend in northern Minnesota, is such a precious commodity that I had to make sure it wasn’t wasted when we didn’t eat it all with dinner. Wild rice is an interesting plant, a food that is foraged but also managed by the people who forage for it. Most wild rice available in stores is actually a cultivated variety that is machine harvested. If you’re interested in indigenous foods, I recommend following some indigenous food educators, like @linda.black.elk, @rowenwhite, @siouxchef, and @vsegrest.#winterbaking continues. This batch is:Let the #winterbaking begin in earnest.Finally got out to pick a bumper crop of apples in our little organic orchard. I think these are the Cortlands. #fall #organic #organicorchard #homeorchard #apples #applepickingNews Briefs
Events
Our annual Farm Tour & Tea is cancelled for 2019 due to an extremely wet planting season (we expect that some things might not be planted by the last week in June). We hope to host a potluck party on the farm later in the season instead. As soon as we have set a date, we’ll let you know here and via social media.
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