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Homemade Lemonade
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Summertime is continuing to heat up. We’ve got just the treat to cool you down on scorching days. Homemade lemonade! Homemade lemonade is such a breeze to make since there[…] Read More

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Beat the Heat
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Temperatures can reach the upper 80s, 90s and even higher in North Carolina during the summer months. The temperature plus humidity can easily send the heat index into the 100’s.[…] Read More

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Farmers’ Market- Celebrating Green Veggies
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Spring is officially here, and green vegetables are in abundance! To celebrate, let’s explore some of our favorite recipes that have healthy green ingredients. Green Smoothie: https://morefood.org/green-smoothie/ Green Basilla Dip:[…] Read More

An assortment of green vegetables and fruits, including broccoli, asparagus, avocado, zucchini, and peas, arranged on a light gray surface.
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Green Spring
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! What better way to celebrate than stepping into the spring season (Begins March 20, 2022) with some of our favorite green fruits and vegetables. If we’re[…] Read More

Assorted green vegetables on a dark wooden surface, including asparagus, leafy greens, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, broccolini, chives, green bell pepper, and green beans.
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Sweet Potato Salad
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It’s always sweet potato season in North Carolina! Turn this recipe into your own by adding bacon, your favorite seasonings, or additional vegetables (additional ingredients are not represented in nutrition[…] Read More

Three sweet potatoes on a black plate; two are peeled and one is unpeeled.
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