Got picky eaters that somehow enjoy supermarket fish sticks better than baked fish fresh from the sea? Perhaps give this one a try! It’s baked, local and light years healthier than the processed minced fish you’ll find in the frozen food section. You can use haddock or cod in this one.
These were a great stand-in for the traditional dough version, great for sopping up the flavors of a hearty stew or broth. The acorn squash is an impromptu addition that I was quite happy with. You’ll need potato starch on hand for this one to keep it gluten free.
Locally sourced beef bones make for a great broth, which in turn makes for a great stew! Carrot and/or rutabaga can be used in this dish. This is a great one for using some of your fall celery and summer parsley as well. Try it with gluten-free potato squash dumplings, or the traditional kind. Allow yourself time for this one, you’re slow cooker will do the work but if you’re patient, it’ll be worth it!
