#In Season

This is what you should be eating in September September is such a great month for cooking. We hold onto lots of that summer veg, as well as gaining delicious mushrooms and a stunning harvest of fruit. It’s also the very beginning of game season with grouse now in season up north. I think the stars of the show this month are definitely all of the amazing fruit that are filling our hedgerows and orchards. It’s the time to make jams, chutneys and delicious puddings. Not to mention keep some of those sloes and damson to make gin and vodka to keep you warm as it gets colder! #seasonalcooking . #whatsinseason #seasonalproduce #seasonalfood #seasonalvegetables #autumn #healthyfood #britishfood #foodlover #eattheseasons

Happy February! ❤️ Shopping produce that’s IN SEASON is an incredible way to save money + support the environment! It’s also guaranteed to taste better and be higher quality! And of course, shop LOCAL when you can! *and apologies for my mistake - I meant to include rutabagas, not rhubarb. #produceguide #februaryproduce #winterproduce #whatsinseason #eatlocal #shoplocal #fruitsandveggies

summer produce is here and im living for it 🍑 🍓 🥛 🥩 🧈

ASMR harvest reel from my backyard garden 🍅🥒#summerharvest #backyard garden #backyardgardening #growyourownfood #backyardgardener #backyardharvest

Happy January and welcome to 2024 🎊 #produceguide #januaryproduce #winterproduce #whatsinseason #eatlocal #shoplocal #fruitsandveggies

Weekend Harvest 🍇🍅🍆 This is what 70 pounds of organic homegrown food looks like. For the first time ever, we decided to weigh and log everything we harvest from the garden this year… and are already at 690 lbs YTD 🔥 . But long before we were growing the majority of our produce (heck, before we even had a garden to speak of) we made a conscious effort to eat with the seasons as much as possible. . Back in grad school while we were living in an apartment, I read @barbara.kingsolver ‘s book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. It completely inspired me to not only eat as local and seasonal as possible, but also to embrace the concept of “sacrifice” to go without some of our favorites in between. . I actually owe much of our origin story to that book. At the time, I had already been casually gardening for a few years, had a worm compost bin, and was working on reducing our environmental footprint - but it was reading that book that made me want to get chickens one day, and inspired me to start preserving food… even when we weren’t growing any! It was then, in our little Rhode Island apartment, that I bought our first food dehydrator and canning supplies. We visited the local farmer’s market every week, got flats of discount tomatoes, and starting learning how to make sauce and freeze soup for the long winter ahead. We went apple picking at a local farm in fall (so New England! 😅) and made our first apple butter and apple chips. . Anywho, just a reminder that you don’t need a huge garden to eat more seasonally or practice food preservation! And supporting your local farmers is the next best thing to homegrown. In addition to being better for the environment, fresh, local, in-season food is significantly more nutrient-dense, and so much more flavorful! . Thanks for coming on this trip down memory lane. . #homesteadandchill #growfood #slowfood #eatseasonal #eatlocal

This spring #harvest from last June includes strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, lettuce, mint, chamomile, radish pods, and potatoes from my #backyardgarden #growyourownfood #gardenharvest #harvesttime

There’s something about a fall garden harvest that grounds me in a way nothing else does. The tomatoes are coming in strong with a second wave, the peppers are bursting with color, and as I move through the beds gathering what the season has given… I’m reminded that this space gives me so much more than food. It gives me peace. 🌿 A quiet sanctuary to slow down, breathe, and watch life unfold right in front of me. There’s healing in tending, beauty in the waiting, and fulfillment in the work. The garden feeds more than our family — it feeds the soul #FallGarden #HomesteadLiving #HarvestSeason #GardenSanctuary #TomatoHarvest #PepperHarvest #FallInTheGarden #SimpleLiving #HomegrownGoodness #PeacefulLiving #GrowYourOwnFood #GardenInspiration #MindfulLiving #FallHomestead

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in season and after..🌾❤️💸……. @tera_sumit_hr05 . . . . . . . . #farmer #khetibadi🌱🌾 #trendingreels #viralreelsvideo❤️ #explore

This fall #harvest includes ground cherries, Cucamelons, bean sprouts, tomatillos, tomatoes, and flowers from my #backyardgarden #growyourownfood #harvesttime #gardenharvest

It’s time to start the summer garden!☀️🏡 Plant these heat-loving veggies for an abundant harvest: 🍆Brinjals 🌶️Chillies 🌱Bhindis 🥬Leafy veggies 🍈Muskmelon 🍉Watermelon 🥒Cucumber 🔗Shop our seeds - Link in bio . . . . . . . . . . . #organicgardening #kitchengarden #organicgarden