Farm Fresh Feasts with Kirsten Madaus

Kirsten is the voice behind the popular food blog called FarmFresh Feasts. Kirsten is a passionate supporter of the local foodmovement and her blog was created as she searched for ways toimprove her own, as well as her family's, experience of eating froma farm share. Through her farm share, Kirsten has been introduced tovegetables she was unfamiliar with. And when you are an imaginativecook in the kitchen, like Kirsten, this becomes an opportunity tolearn and get creative. I enjoyed listening to her story aboutsorrel and how this one vegetable lead her to a path of tastyproblem solving. Kirsten grew up with parents who were urban homesteaders. Theytaught her skills such as gardening and food preserving long beforethis resurgence in the farm to table lifestyle and homesteadingthat we are currently experiencing. The skills she learned early inlife along with her world travels (she and her family have lived inEurope and Asia) are reflected in her personal life and influenceher blog and recipes. Farm Fresh Feasts, Kirsten's active blog, serves not only as anoutlet for Kirsten's creativity in the kitchen but also as a reciperesource as well as a place for practical support to people who arelooking to eat locally or from their farm shares. Farm Fresh Feasts is also a lovely resource for small farms orCSA's (community supported agriculture) to find recipes to sharewith their members. I think you will enjoy, as I do, Kirsten's gardening tips(particularly on growing garlic), her philosophy and, of course,her Peach Salsa Recipe :) Enjoy!

You can listen to Farm Fresh Feasts with Kirsten Madaus online on Radio and Podcast. Open the player on this page to stream the available audio.

Farm Fresh Feasts with Kirsten Madaus is an episode from Garden Dine Love | Farm to Fork | Farm to Table.

This episode is 23:38 long.

This episode was published on May 31, 2016.

Yes. Use the heart button on the episode page to add it to your favorite episodes list.

Yes. This page shows related episodes from Garden Dine Love | Farm to Fork | Farm to Table when more episodes are available from the podcast feed.