How I Harvested More Beans Than Ever Before
September 24, 2015My garden this year produced the largest bean harvest to date, and here are a few reasons why.
My garden this year produced the largest bean harvest to date, and here are a few reasons why.
Tired of the same old “green” beans. Liven up your garden and your plate with this colorful cultivar.
Give aggressive runner beans somewhere to grow by building a tepee-style trellis from things found around your farm.
Plants in the legume family have the ability to fix nitrogen in your farm’s soil, but these four crops will feed you, too.
There are so many variations on beans and greens. While I love the stew-like Italian pasta e fagioli and Portuguese caldo verde, I’m especially fond of this sparse, nourishing version. Yes, you can add a small ham hock, slices of good sausage, little meatballs, a minced hot pepper, some barley or small pasta, but the simplest […]
Down on your legume luck? Identify what could be plaguing your crop and take steps right away to remedy the situation.
Photo by Judith Hausman Top some tacos with this winter slaw. We had black bean and corn tacos for dinner last night: perfect warming food for a frigid snowy night. The local corn in them (I had frozen wisely) reminded us that summer would eventually return. Still, even wintery dinners need the refreshment and […]
Sprinkle in your own personality and preferences and create a distinct chili by using your favorite beans and other additions.
This fun food gift creatively showcases the color diversity of beans with a message of friendship.
With hints of curry and raisins, this recipe juxtaposes savory and sweet flavors to showcases just how exotic-tasting beans can be.