Tessa's Farm Kitchen Tips: From Hard Peaches to Ugly Radishes-Maximize Your Farm Fresh Produce

I'm telling you the story of your stressed out vegetables from the field. Does the heat stress you out? It's the underlying factor, along with consumer mindset, in what I focus on in this video.
I'll address recent concerns and share valuable tips to help you make the most of your weekly produce box from Willow Haven Farm.
From ripening peaches and storing tomatoes to handling imperfections and enjoying mushrooms' unique benefits, this guide is packed with insights to enhance your farm-to-table experience.
Hi, I'm Tessa, the stay at home working mom of nine at Willow Haven Farm in New Tripoli, PA. I love showing off my favorites for the week and making sure you know how to use everything that is in season on the farm.
Our farm is more than just a farm-it's a place where you can personally get to know us, hear farm life stories, and delve into everything about real food.
Farmer Reuben and I are eager to connect you to your food and share insights on growing smarter, healthier, and more sustainably.
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I'm PA Dutch as well and I've cut out the bad parts of fruits and veggies. If I can't use something right away, I freeze it. Most veggies make a good pureed soup, so doesn't matter if they are limp unfrozen. Fruit can be made into jam (what I did with the soon to go bad raspberries) We're so used to the picture perfect produce in super markets and don't seem to realize the cost of that "perfection".