We have you covered if you want recipes highlighting local farms’ flavors and characteristics. These are recipes that are grown and harvested right here in Washington! These recipes are for sale online via our website, mobile app, and at select farmers’ markets across the state.
Growing your food is one of the healthiest things you can do for yourself and your family. But growing your food can be expensive.
My husband and I started growing our food because we wanted the best for ourselves and our families. We knew that the food we were buying wasn’t always what it was advertised to be.
We started growing our food because we wanted the best for ourselves and our families. We knew that the food we were buying wasn’t always what it was advertised to be.
Washington State has produced the best fresh, healthy food grown with great care in small family farms and community gardens for decades. Many of these farmers have gone into business by selling their products through the “Grown Recipe Collection”. This collection contains over 1000 unique recipes developed by these small growers to complement their products. The recipes include instructions for using fresh ingredients and preparation techniques that work with the natural characteristics of the produce. All of
- Recipes from Eastern Washington
- Washington grown recipes
- Washington-grown recipes for sale
I’ve been collecting recipes for years. And I’ve collected all of them in one easy-to-use cookbook.
The book contains more than 100 recipes. Some of these are new creations, while others are tried-and-true favorites.
Many of these recipes are healthy, delicious, and budget-friendly.
So go ahead and get your copy today.
Washington Grown Recipe Collection
Now, we allow you to buy our Washington Grown Recipe Collection at a very special price. It includes recipes for all the vegetables and fruits we grow and some of the spices and herbs we use regularly.
The Washington Grown Recipe Collection includes:
- Cabbage – How to cook cabbage
- Brussels Sprouts – How to cook Brussels sprouts
- Garlic – How to cook garlic
- Onions – How to cook onions
- Carrots – How to cook carrots
- Beets – How to cook beets
- Spinach – How to cook spinach
- Kale – How to cook kale
- Radishes – How to cook radishes
- Lettuce – How to cook lettuce
- Chard – How to cook chard
- Cucumber – How to cook cucumbers
- Corn – How to cook corn
- Green Beans – How to cook green beans
- Tomatoes – How to cook tomatoes
- Pumpkin – How to cook pumpkin
- Okra – How to cook okra
- Peas – How to cook peas
- Parsley – How to cook parsley
- Rutabaga – How to cook rutabaga
- Mushrooms – How to cook mushrooms
- Celery – How to cook celery
- Broccoli – How to cook broccoli
- Spinach – How to cook spinach
- Kale – How to cook kale
- Asparagus – How to cook asparagus
- Pumpkin – How to cook pumpkin
- Cabbage – How to cook cabbage
- Brussels Sprouts – How to cook Brussels sprouts
- Garlic – How to cook garlic
- Onions – How to cook onions
- Carrots – How to cook carrots
- Beets – How to cook beets
- Lettuce – How to cook lettuce
- Chard – How to cook chard
- Cucumber – How to cook cucumbers
- Corn – How to cook corn
- Green Beans – How to cook green beans
- Tomatoes – How to cook tomatoes
- Okra – How to cook okra
- Peas – How to cook peas
- Parsley – How to cook parsley
Washington Grown Recipe Collection – a collection of over 200 recipes.
We wanted to find a way to provide a resource for others interested in learning how to grow their food.
While many websites teach you how to grow food, most of the ones I found focused on a specific crop.
For example, some websites teach you how to grow kale, tomatoes, and peppers. The problem is you still have to buy these plants from a nursery.
We knew there would be a lot of demand for this resource, so we started a project to create a resource for people interested in growing their food.
We wanted to find a way to provide a resource for others interested in learning how to grow their food.
While many websites teach you how to grow food, most of the ones I found focused on a specific crop.
For example, some websites teach you how to grow kale, tomatoes, and peppers. The problem is you still have to buy these plants from a nursery.
We knew there would be a lot of demand for this resource, so we started a project to create a resource for people interested in learning how to grow their food.
Recipes from the Great Plains
We have made a lot of mistakes along the way. We have learned from them and have a great recipe for success.
I hope you enjoy reading our recipe.
Frequently Asked Questions about Grown Recipes.
Q: Do you have any favorite recipes?
A: I like to cook. One of my favorites is my mother’s meatloaf. I also like seafood.
Q: Where do you like to go to eat?
A: I love to travel, and I like to eat in all kinds of different restaurants.
Q: Where’s your favorite place to shop?
A: I like shopping at the farmers market in LA.
Q: Any tips for finding the perfect shoes?
A: I advise wearing them for a long time before buying them, but if you can’t wear them for long, get them! You don’t want to get them and then have to return them.
Q: What are some great books you’d recommend?
A: For reading, I like To Kill a Mockingbird. It’s a really good book. For listening,
Top Myths About Grown Recipes
1. Low-carb diets cause low thyroid function.
2. The thyroid gland is located in the neck and should be easily accessible for palpation.
3. A low dose of thyroid hormone is sufficient for most adults.
Conclusion
In conclusion, I hope you enjoyed my recipe collection for sale. As you can see, I didn’t spend too much time creating these.
And I’m sure you can find a lot of great uses for them. For example, I’ve made several different baked goods, and I’m sure you can find dozens of services for them.
