Try Something New!

Looking at the weather today, it is hard to imagine that we can still eat foods that are “in season”.  Right now, during the season of winter,  winter vegetables (ok, late fall vegetables) are in season.  It is easy to find squash, Brussels sprouts, turnips, and other root vegetables at the grocery store.  While we search for answers to callers questions we often find great publications from other Extension services.  Nebraska Extension has a wonderful publication with some delicious recipes for winter vegetables.  These recipes are for hearty and filling foods that are both delicious and nutritious.  Enjoy!

Liz Meimann

I received both my undergraduate and graduate degrees in Food Science at Iowa State University. I love to quilt, sew, cook, and bake. I spent many years gardening, canning, and preserving food for my family when my children were at home.

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2 thoughts on “Try Something New!

  1. Hi Roberta, I think I’ve answered this question for you through an email, Ask an Expert site, and now here. No, you should not need to wash the vegetables.

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