Recycle Your Fall Decorations
It’s really sad that one of the most nutritious fall vegetables is often only used for decoration and often overlooked …
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Oysters, Love ‘Em or Hate ‘Em, Why You Should Love ‘Em
Personally, I do not need a reason to love oysters, I already do and always look forward to a …
Pumpkin Pie Spice the Flavor of Fall
Fall is the season of changing leaves, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Fairs, Festivals and for many the arrival of Pumpkin Pie …
Hearty Fall Casseroles and the Lenoir County Fair Casserole Cook-Off
Don’t miss your chance to show off your casserole cooking skills at the Lenoir County Agricultural Fair. The fair …
Fresh Figs – Get Them While You Can!
Fresh figs are a Southern favorite, and if you are lucky enough to snag some before the birds and …
Fresh Juicy Pears
Fall is the time to welcome juicy, sweet pears to your farm markets, and turn this healthy fruit in …
Celebrate Eastern North Carolina’s Muscadines and Scuppernongs
Tis the season for muscadines and scuppernongs, the wild grapes native to the Southeastern portion of America. The generally start …
Green Peanut Season: For Southerners It Is the Best Time for Their Favorite Snack
Peanuts are currently being harvested and if you are lucky enough to be able to snag some fresh green …
Immune Boosting Foods for Back to School Health
As parents you often wonder, what can we do to keep our children healthy? Are there ways to boost …
Bee Friendly, Celebrate National Honeybee Day
National Honey Bee Day, the third Saturday in August, was started in 2009, when a small group of beekeepers …
Back to School Lunch Planning
Summer vacation is winding down and soon we will see the school buses rolling. Soon children will be off …
Nothing Says Summer in the South Better Than Fresh Cut Watermelon
Can’t you always envision a fresh bright pink slice of watermelon whenever you think of summer?? A fresh watermelon …