Recipes | Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia

Three Ways to Enjoy Apple Cider this Season

by Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia | Nov 20, 2020 | Blog, Market Fresh Blog, Recipes

It’s crunchy leaf underfoot, crisp breeze, undeniably sweater (and jacket, scarf and hat) weather. What better way to warn up thank with a cup of apple cider! Enjoy these three ways to enjoy this quintessential cold weather bevvy. Apple Cider Kombucha Brew up a...

7 Unique Fall Recipes To Try Now

by Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia | Nov 8, 2020 | Market Fresh Blog, Recipes, What's In Season

This time of year, many of us head to the kitchen to cook up some fall flavours. Although our favourite soups and stews can bring us great comfort, fall produce offers so much more inspiration. We’ve rounded up 7 recipes that use some of your market produce in...

Your Guide to the Best Thanksgiving Leftovers

by Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia | Oct 11, 2020 | Holidays, Market Fresh Blog, Recipes

Thanksgiving dinner may be over, but the leftovers are still crowding your fridge. This list features dishes that are arguably as delicious as the main event! Thanksgiving Leftover Shepherd’s Pie Make the most of your holiday Monday by not spending it in the...

Your Guide to the Best Thanksgiving Pies with Local Ingredients

by Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia | Oct 6, 2020 | Holidays, Market Fresh Blog, Recipes

Is there a better time of year for pies? If you’re thinking: “Yes, summer” – we respect you but we have to disagree. The cooler weather of Fall makes the preparation of a butter pie crust and the lengthy oven bake much more enjoyable....

How To Preserve The Season Without Canning Supplies (because we can’t find any)

by Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia | Sep 14, 2020 | Market Fresh Blog, Recipes

In case you haven’t tried shopping for mason jars lately, we’ll be the first to warn you that there aren’t any around. Although it’s usually hard to find any supplies during the late summer season, the canning supply section seemed to clear...

Nova Scotians Dish It On Hodgepodge

by Farmers' Markets of Nova Scotia | Jul 8, 2020 | Market Fresh Blog, Recipes

What does hodgepodge mean? Hodgepodge (noun): A confused mixture The earliest version of hodgepodge may be the french dish hochepot. Hochepot comes from the French verb hocher (to shake) and pot, implying a dish with several ingredients all “shaken” and mixed up in a...