
Ian Knauer
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A Squirrel in Every Pot
Next time a squirrel becomes a nuisance in your yard, you might want to consider eating it. (Warning: This post contains graphic photos of an animal being butchered.)
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It's the Great Cheese-Stuffed Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
This was my dinner solution for a dude weekend (read: guns, whiskey) on the farm
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An Ode to Chile Peppers (and the Best Hot Sauce Recipe I've Got)
There's an unfathomable variety of recipes for hot sauce, and finding your favorite might take some doing. Here's mine.
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Zen and the Art of Beekeeping
When it comes to dealing with bees, it's all about staying calm--and maybe humming along with their buzz
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To the Woods (Safely) for Fall Mushrooms!
No seriously, you should not forage unless you are an expert or have an expert guide. Now onto the recipe.
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A Custom Knife and a Tasty Slaw on the Knauer Farm
Get to know your knife and it will become your best friend in the kitchen
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Hurricane Irene and the Invention of the Pigloaf
What does one do with 50 pounds of leftover pig?
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Keeping It Simple with the Farm's First Egg
You can do a lot with an egg, but sometimes it's the simplest thing that's just so good.
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Everyone on the Farm Loves Potato Chips, Especially on Hot Dogs
This is the latest post in Ian Knauer's Farm to Table series. Ian will be checking in weekly throughout the season with recipes and stories from his family farm in Knauertown, PA.
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Hopped Up
I'm the kind of guy who likes making things, so a few years ago I ordered some hop plants to use in my home brew.
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Higher Education with Zucchini
I have so much goddamn zucchini I don't know what to do with it. But my sister wanted pizza, so that gave me an idea...
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Class Up Your Summer Party, Make a Wineberry Cordial
The berries, which look like polished rubies and taste like raspberry wine, ripen during June and July.
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Tomato and Cheddar Pie
With its biscuity buttermilk crust, this rustic pie is our new summertime staple. Let the pie cool for at least one hour before serving.
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Grilled Panzanella
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Tomato-Water Bloody Mary
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