Pages Categorized With: "Delaware Grown"
 
Delaware Grown Road Trip, polaroid style photos of peaches and specialty crops on a picnic table, multiple passport style graphics on a wood background
Date Posted: Thursday, May 23rd, 2024

Hop in the Car! Explore Delaware’s many produce farms and farmers markets, and meet specialty crop farmers! Experience our rich and flavorful agricultural heritage as you travel rural roads and meet our state’s specialty crop farmers.   Pick a Route or Mix and Match to Make Your Own Road Trip Every stop on the three […]

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Container of fresh produce
Date Posted: Wednesday, January 19th, 2022

From April through December, Delaware produces a bountiful amount of fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, cut flowers, and evergreens. Our seasonality offers distinct flavors, colors, and variety that appeal to all. As a consumer, you want the best for yourself and your family. Knowing that the fresh produce you purchased has had the minimum amount […]

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green fabric bag with carrots radish and flowers
Date Posted: Wednesday, January 19th, 2022

Did you know January is National Soup Month? That’s right, and we have lots of unique soup recipes to share. Start your soup journey with our Kale and Sausage Soup recipe. It won’t disappoint. Cauliflower Soup  An adventurous cook looking for a new recipe will want to give cauliflower soup a try. Asparagus Soup  A […]

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Young girl helping make a salad
Date Posted: Wednesday, January 19th, 2022

Cooking with your child can educate and empower them to make healthy choices with fresh local ingredients. We have a few tips to keep cooking with children low stress and safe: 1. Bring out a step stool. Help them get involved with a safe full view of the kitchen counter. 2. Dress for a mess. […]

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Date Posted: Thursday, December 16th, 2021

Cooking can feel overwhelming when you first start but don’t give up. Here are a few tips that can make the experience enjoyable. 1. Prep your cooking area. (This will help you stay on task) 2. Read the recipe through once before cooking. 3. Don’t crowd the pan. (Too much of any food on the […]

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Date Posted: Tuesday, November 16th, 2021

Life is better with dessert. Its true carbohydrates help the brain and body produce chemicals like serotonin which help with overall well-being. We wouldn’t recommend having them every day, but when you need something sweet, we have recipes that include fresh fruit and loads of goodness. Try theses recipes today – Strawberry Tart  Old Fashion […]

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Date Posted: Friday, April 3rd, 2020

Ever wonder how to properly store produce? Or maybe you’re tired of your fresh fruits and vegetables going bad before you have the chance to eat them. We are here to help with our produce storage tips.         COUNTERTOP Melons        7 to 10 days Peaches        1 […]

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Date Posted: Thursday, April 2nd, 2020

Life changed drastically for all of us but one thing remains constant, farmers are still farming. The Delaware agricultural community is working hard to provide goods in unique and safe new ways, continuing the farm family legacy of our great state. Now is the time to purchase local and support our agriculture community. Use our […]

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Christmas Tree Farm with Family
Date Posted: Monday, December 16th, 2019

My family, like many families, enjoy the tradition of spending Thanksgiving Day together feasting on turkey, sweet potato casserole, and many other classic holiday dishes until we are too full to eat another bite. It’s not often that family gathers together, so our family utilizes every moment over the holiday weekend. Instead of spending time […]

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Image a woman shopping at a farmers' market buying vegetables
Date Posted: Wednesday, February 6th, 2019

Delawareans and visitors alike enjoy shopping locally for Delaware Grown products. Plan your visit based upon your current location or design a day trip and explore Delaware agriculture. Try out our Delaware Grown interactive map for local U-Picks, Farm Stands, and even Wineries.

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