Seasonal fare

Friday, October 19, 2007

Many of us FTP have spent some time putting food up for the Winter - be it canning, drying, or freezing.  Even though corn isn’t in season in the February here in the Philadelphia region...well, it doesn’t mean I can’t eat locally grown corn!

I think we all understand the variety of fruits and vegetables that are season in the Spring and Summer.  But going into Fall and Winter, does anyone really truly know we might consider seasonal throughout the colder months?

Beth at the Sustainable Food Blog has laid out a handy (though partial) list:

    Apples
    Pumpkins & winter squash
    Potatoes
    Carrots
    Onions
    Garlic
    Cabbage
    Turnips
    Celeriac
    Milk
    Butter
    Cheese
    Eggs
    Meat

And let’s not forget my favorite: brussels sprouts!

Posted by Nicole on 10/19 at 02:47 PM

Mushrooms.  There are nearly always local mushrooms available around here, and hardy greens like kale are available pretty late into the season.

Posted by naomi  on  10/19  at  07:09 PM
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