Brown-Sugar-and-Sesame Roasted Carrots
Long-stable, cellar root vegetables make me think of the Yukon. Hearty and easy-to-prepare vegetables are a historic…
Brown-Sugar-and-Sesame Roasted Carrots Read More »
Long-stable, cellar root vegetables make me think of the Yukon. Hearty and easy-to-prepare vegetables are a historic…
Brown-Sugar-and-Sesame Roasted Carrots Read More »
When I was asked to write a recipe for this issue of What’s Up Yukon, I decided to call in a real expert and asked local dietician…
Roasted Beet and Carrot Salad Read More »
Soup is just the best for the busy cook, especially in February when the light’s coming back and we’re rushing in from…
This is a simple way of preparing sweet local carrots where the root vegetable stays the star of the plate.
Paprika roasted carrots with parsley yogurt sauce Read More »
The giant green machine inches its way along a row of potato plants with the fall coloured mountains as the backdrop. From far away it
Harvest at the Yukon Grain Farm Read More »
‘Tis the season for hearty stews, roasts and root vegetables. I bought vegetables from the From the Ground Up fundraiser (www.YukonFromthGroundUp.ca) a few weeks ago
Roasted Carrot Galette Read More »
Bring on the cozy sweaters and pumpkin spice – it’s fall! My Facebook has been blowing up with harvest pictures: oversized squash, pounds of potatoes,
Pickled Rosemary Carrots Read More »
National Hot Dog Day approaches on July 23. Those who celebrate will most likely be found grilling hot dogs on the barbeque or over a
The phrase “food security” is becoming common, and it can be interpreted in several different ways. Whether it is a lack of food due to
All good things must come to an end. And the summer outdoor market is no exception. Over the years we have enjoyed getting to know
Market Season Ends as the Seasons Change Read More »
Living in the Yukon, people want to enjoy summer to the fullest, “summer” being those 14 to 21 days randomly sprinkled across June, July, and August. Gardeners
From all reports, this year has been one of the better growing seasons. However, if your green thumb is still itching to do some gardening,
A Good Summer, Starts in the Fall Read More »