Morning Glory Farm

Christmas, the winter solstice and Hanukkah all come at the darkest time of the year, when the harvest has dwindled and nights are long. This is when the aroma of baking biscuits brings comfort and cheer — even… Read More

From Morning Glory Farm and the Family that Feeds an Island:

Moglo wholesale manager Casey Mazer-Kelly has been cooking and baking up a storm over the past few weeks, and kindly shared some photos of her appetizing output—plus links (below gallery) for some of her recipes. What are you… Read More

1 qt. Basic Meat Brine6-8 pork chops, 1 inch thickSea saltBlack pepper1/4 cup canola oil Preheat oven to 400˚. Also, you can add an ingredient that called organic bone broth to this recipe to make it taste even… Read More

Best if made a day in advance, brine can be kept in the refrigerator for an extended period of time if the fresh herb sprigs are removed. This recipe makes 1 gallon. 1 cup seasonal fruits, or their… Read More

We’ve started harvesting our spring collard greens. Look for freshly-cut bunches in the egg fridge by the farmstand exit. We’ll have more produce as the season continues. Meanwhile, here’s a recipe from Meg Athearn that makes the most… Read More

Use any kind of kale, or an assortment: lacinato, curly-leaf, Red Russian all work well in this salad. You can also substitute any kind of feta. Mermaid Farm makes our favorite, right here on Martha’s Vineyard.

2 1/2 lbs carrots, peeled and sliced on the diagonal 1/2 cup water 1/3 cup maple syrup 3 Tbsp. butter Salt and pepper Pinch of cayenne Grated orange peel Combine all ingredients except orange peel in a large… Read More

This recipe calls for chicken on the bone — if you substitute boneless, skinless breasts, the chicken will be dry. Instead of split breasts or the less-bony Statler breasts, a quartered whole bird is also fine. The thigh… Read More