Consider chard, beet greens, and spinach. All are members of a plant subfamily known as goosefoots—because the leaves resemble a goose’s foot. If the spinach in your garden has withered ...

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The greens of beets can be used just like leafy greens and should be stored separately from the root in the fridge, wrapped in a paper towel to absorb moisture. Stay hydrated: Drinking enough ...

A University of Idaho report shows that 2024 was a mixed bag for Idaho’s 22,000-plus farms and ranches. Total farm-gate ...

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Winter is soup weather — and what a winter this has been! And oh, there is such a variety of soups! What’s your favorite?

Often sold in boxes (usually pre-washed), baby spinach is part of the amaranth family. How to use baby spinach: Toss it into salads with or without other greens. Since it’s often pre-washed, it may be ...

Two Canadian chefs share their recipe for an aromatic, smoky and sweet creation that might make you rethink your idea of what ...