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Category: Featured

Onion Growing 101 from the Netherland Bulb Co.

By Jill AhernMarch 7, 2024March 7, 2024 Categories: Featured

Grow your own delicious onions! Humans have been cultivating and enjoying onions since Ancient Egyptian times, and it’s plain to see why. They are easy to grow and complement a wide variety of dishes. But for the modern beginner gardener, learning to grow onions can be confusing. The Netherland Bulb Company is here to…

Honey Glazed Carrots

By recipesJanuary 18, 2024 Categories: Featured, Recipes, Sides

Use local raw honey and sweet local carrots for this scrumptious side dish! Bonus: For added color, use rainbow carrots when available! Print Honey Glazed Carrots Recipe type: Side dish Ingredients 2 bunches carrots (about 1 ½ pounds) ⅓ cup water 2 Tbs olive oil 3 cloves garlic, sliced 3 Tbs honey Fresh thyme, to…

Filling & Healthy Breakfast Ideas

By rachelvanduzerJanuary 26, 2023 Categories: Featured

As the price of eggs rose to shocking levels early this year, I began to consider whether eggs really were the most affordable and filling option for breakfast. The verdict? Even though the price of eggs has doubled — even tripled over the last year, eggs remain a low-cost option for the amount of sustained…

Seasoned Jicama Fries

By recipesJanuary 19, 2023April 21, 2023 Categories: Appetizers, Featured

Jicama is a crunchy, juicy root with a neutral and refreshing flavor when eaten raw. Here, boil and roast jicama slices to make a healthier version of French fries!

Kid-friendly Apple Peanut Butter Baked Oatmeal

By rebeccatalbotJanuary 12, 2023April 21, 2023 Categories: Apples, Breakfast, Featured

Days with a small child can be unpredictable. Some mornings my 19-month-old daughter will go straight to her shape sorters and forget the rest of the world exists for a while. Other mornings it can take some ingenuity for Mom to make a pot of coffee without interruption. Having breakfast already planned makes one variable,…

Summer Greens with Roasted Vegetables and Blackberry Vinaigrette

By Brandon HertzlerJuly 26, 2022July 27, 2022 Categories: Berries, Featured, Leafy Greens, Root Vegetables, Salads

The rich, dynamic color palette of summer fruits and vegetables is always inspiring! While the culinary landscape of winter dishes tend to be monochromatic (yet super rich and flavorful), nothing can compete with the contrast of hues that we find ourselves in now. What I love personally about this time of year is that you…

Vegan Blueberry Coffee Cake

By SusanEdelmanJuly 6, 2022April 3, 2024 Categories: Berries, Featured, Recipes

If we cannot agree on politics, we can agree on something, and that something is blueberries. Young people like blueberries, old people like blueberries. Big-city people like blueberries and small-town country people like blueberries. Incidentally, bears like blueberries and, according to research conducted in my house involving blueberries that spilled onto the floor accidentally, dogs…

How To Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Yard

By recipesJune 30, 2022August 24, 2022 Categories: Featured, Gardening Advice: Flowers

If you spot a hummingbird in Pennsylvania, it’s likely to be a ruby-throated hummingbird. Incredibly small and quick, it’s the only breeding hummingbird species east of the Great Plains, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Despite the name, you’ll only catch a ruby-colored patch on the throat of the males – the females instead have…

Plants that Thrive in Wet Landscapes

By Nan ReinertJune 23, 2022June 23, 2022 Categories: Featured, Gardening Advice: Flowers, Gardening Advice: Vegetables, Fruits & Herbs

Wet areas of the landscape can seem daunting when it comes to gardening. However, there are plenty of flowers, shrubs, and grasses that thrive in soil that is wet. Planting in these areas can also be beneficial to the landscape. Plants can help with water drainage and erosion. Wet areas often have compacted soil, so…

Celebrate Pennsylvania Native Species Day

By recipesMay 26, 2022May 26, 2022 Categories: Featured, Gardening Advice: Flowers

Pennsylvania is home to thousands of beautiful plants that naturally thrive in our climate and are part of our diverse ecosystems. But these systems are taking on more pressure than ever and we can’t afford to take them for granted. Climate change and a proliferation of non-native invasive species are taking up space once claimed…

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes and Peppers

By Nan ReinertMay 5, 2022May 11, 2022 Categories: Featured, Gardening Advice: Vegetables, Fruits & Herbs

Heirloom varieties are from seeds that have been passed down for 50 years or more. In today’s world of commercial farming where seeds have been altered to produce and feed a large number of people, heirlooms are a blast from the past. Heirloom seed hasn’t been modified and has been passed down through generations. They…

Gardening Goals for April

By Nan ReinertApril 21, 2022April 21, 2022 Categories: Featured, Gardening Advice: Flowers, Gardening Advice: Vegetables, Fruits & Herbs

April is a very exciting month for gardening. After a winter’s rest, the trees are starting to turn green and the spring garden bulbs are starting to emerge from the earth and bloom. Between the rain drops, it’s time to get growing outside. There is nothing like the flavor of home grown vegetables! Vegetables to…

10 Tasty Easter Sides & Desserts

By rachelvanduzerApril 7, 2022April 8, 2022 Categories: Appetizers, Featured

Whether your Easter main dish will be ham, turkey, lamb or something else, we have 10 awesome Easter side dishes and desserts to make with fresh produce. Some of the recipes can be made with local produce such as tomatoes, herbs, lettuce and apples. Remember to pick up your desired ingredients ahead of time because…

Stuffed Peppers

By recipesFebruary 24, 2022April 21, 2023 Categories: Featured, Main-Dishes, Recipes

This is a classic for a reason…stuffed peppers are delicious!

Fresh Cranberry Orange Oat Bars

By rachelvanduzerDecember 22, 2021April 21, 2023 Categories: Apples, Berries, Breakfast, Featured

This is a delicious recipe for cranberry orange apple oat bars. It’s the perfect way to use any extra cranberries that might be lying around after the holidays! Plus, since it’s rich in oats you can use it as a tasty holiday breakfast or brunch option. Fresh Cranberry Orange Oat Bars This time of year,…

Enjoy Soft Pretzels and Mulled Cider This Christmas Season

By rachelvanduzerDecember 9, 2021December 16, 2021 Categories: Beverages, Featured, Sides

Some traditions are more traditional than others. For me, one food pairing that brings back good memories is eating soft pretzels with mulled apple cider. It might sound like an unusual combination, but since I spent several Christmas seasons living in Europe and many Christmas markets draw on the inspiration of German or alpine foods,…

Freshly Grown Tomatoes All Year Long!

By rachelvanduzerNovember 11, 2021November 12, 2021 Categories: Featured, Recipe-Round-Up, Recipes, Tomatoes

Here at Wolff’s, we pride ourselves in finding the best produce all year long and we search high and low to find good, locally grown options. Some locally sourced produce is great throughout the year, such as apples harvested and kept in cool storage, or the hydroponically grown herbs we sell. But what about tomatoes?…

Evercrisp is Everything You Want in an Apple!

By rachelvanduzerOctober 28, 2021January 21, 2022 Categories: Apples, Featured, Pumpkin, Recipes

Can’t decide between the ultra-sweet, firm Fuji apple or the extra juicy, sweet Honeycrisp apple? You don’t have to! The Evercrisp apple is a cross between Fuji and Honeycrisp and it delivers all the crunch, sweetness and juiciness you’d want from an apple. Plus, it’s easier to grow in this region which makes it more…

Fall Flavored Risotto

By recipesOctober 21, 2021April 21, 2023 Categories: Featured

Adapted from Jamie Oliver’s white risotto recipe, this winter squash risotto has a pretty orange color and a lovely, herb-y flavor.

Waldorf Salad

By SusanEdelmanOctober 14, 2021April 21, 2023 Categories: Apples, Featured, Salads

In 1893, Oscar Tschirky, a Swiss immigrant and maitre d’hotel for the newly built Waldorf Hotel in New York City, created this simple apple-celery-mayonnaise salad for the hotel’s premier charity event honoring St. Mary’s Hospital for Children. Oscar Tschirky wrote a cookbook including this and other hotel recipes called The Cook Book by ‘Oscar’ of…

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