Red Beans and Rice - Spicy
Woo woo. Take it off baby! When you receive root veggies with the greens attached, it's important to remove the tops from the roots. The greens are edible if they're in good shape--yes, even radish greens--and don't think that just because they are wilted that they are not good. They are just thirsty! Why?...Read more
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Hot and Sour Soup
Zucchini and Chicken Burgers
Sweet and Sour Sesame Bok Choy with Pork
Vegetable Fried Rice
Sausage, Asparagus & Gnocchi 
Asparagus Pesto
Tuscan White Bean and Lentil Soup
Cheesy Chicken Chorizo, Spinach and Mushroom Stuffed Spaghetti Squash
Lamb Gyro with Thai Slaw
Quick Pickled Sweet Peppers
Tabouleh
Eggplant BoatsPages
Tip: How to de-cob your corn
All you need is a deep bowl or pot and a sharp knife to make cutting your corn off the cob a breeze. Of course, a shallow bowl or plate is an option if you like cleaning up bits of corn kernal and a spray of corn juice (really, corn juice?). First husk the corn and brush off all the silks. cornsilks.jpg Hold the...Read more
Testimonials
Yellow Dog Farms is a successful small farm in a large part due to Sara and Jamie at Fair Shares CCSA. They were willing to take a chance on a budding (pun intended) first generation Farmer. We were not a supplier to Fair Shares the very first year, but have been ever since and hopefully far into our shared futures.
I am proud to be a supplier and you should be proud to be a member of Fair Shares CCSA where we are all involved in growing and eating better quality, healthy food and supporting small, local businesses and small scale agriculture in Missouri and Illinois.
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