Corn chowder is classic New England fare, but we've warmed up this version with hints of the spicy southwest. Delicious comfort food!
Vegetarian
Our home sits just within a "snow belt," so it's sometimes much snowier here than in towns just a few miles south of us. When the winter piles snow high against the door, this hearty and delicious soup can warm you from the inside out. -Meg
With important nutrients like protein, iron, potassium and fiber, this hearty, earthy soup is great for recharging and warming up after a winter workout.
Made with both sweet and red bliss potatoes, this dish is a beautiful blend of colors, tastes and textures. It's creamy, but not to heavy, and sweeter and less starchy than it would be with all white potatoes.
Like October in New England, this creamy rice pudding can be warm or cold. Be sure to try it with a cup of chai tea.
Like autumn in New England, this masala dish has amazing color, but its wonderful layers of taste are classic Indian. Warm and satisfying enough to make a hearty dinner, this nutritious dish is perfect comfort food on a cool autumn day.
This creamy, Indian-spiced spinach dish has a little kick and plenty of vegetarian nutrition. It's perfect for when you want something warm, healthy and hearty, but don't want meat.
Italians know that plums and almonds produce together a flavor that is, well, plumb delicious.
Enjoy this colorful and healthy vegetable medley as a side or main dish, an appetizer, or sandwiched with goat cheese inside some crusty bread. The smoky, robust sauce has a little kick thanks to the crushed red pepper.
East meets west. Ginger gives these scones an unexpected but delightful flavor. They're sweet, but with a little spice.
With an unexpected combination of ingredients, this sweet sandwich is perfect for picnics or trips to the beach.
Smooth and creamy, this peanut butter treat is as cool as they come.
Much as I love summer, I don't care to add to the heat by using the stove. This zesty, delicious soup is composed of raw, fresh ingredients. It's a great way to turn those abundant August tomatoes into refreshing fare that's pretty enough to serve to guests.
This dense lemon cake is served warm, but with a cool, sweetened mixture of berries and whole-milk yogurt.
Try farm-fresh eggs and raw, local honey in this indulgent cheesecake. This recipe uses our pure organic yogurt and less cream cheese.


















