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Recipe borrowed with permission from www.welcometothetable.coop[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Maque Choux Southern Corn Salad - Explore traditional Creole cuisine with this simple corn salad alongside crab or shrimp. - bacon (cooked crisp), butter, diced yellow onion, diced green bell pepper, corn kernels, diced tomatoes, dried thyme, milk, cayenne pepper,

Recipe borrowed with permission from www.welcometothetable.coop[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Chipotle Corn Chowder - Nothing says comfort like homemade soup. This delicious chipotle corn chowder will warm and delight the whole family! - unsalted butter, yellow onion (diced), carrots (diced), celery ribs (diced), fresh garlic (minced), poblano peppers (diced), button

Recipe borrowed with permission from www.strongertogether.coop where you can learn all about your food and where it comes from.[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Curried Coleslaw - Not your average slaw! This golden-hued, slightly sweet, spring favorite punches up the flavor with Indian spices. - Slaw: green cabbage, very thinly sliced

Recipe borrowed with permission from www.strongertogether.coop Learn more about your food and where it came from by visiting www.strongertogether.coop[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Grilled Chicken and Cherry Chutney - This flavorful cherry chutney transforms ordinary grilled chicken. A summery couscous salad studded with grilled vegetables makes a great seasonal side

This soup can be made thick or thin and eaten for any meal of the day. It makes a warm, hardy breakfast on cold mornings![wpurp-searchable-recipe]Coconut Squash Soup - - Butternut squash, winter squash ((Delicata is nice!)), carrot (shredded), fresh garlic (minced), fresh ginger (minced),

from Terryani November brings the end to much of the growing season (esp. with the cold freeze we just had!) but one thing it doesn’t bring the end to is pumpkins! If you’re like I was a few years ago, your primary experience of eating pumpkin