Honey Raspberry Chocolate Scones
When it came to baking pastries, I never used to give scones the credit they deserved. I was too accustomed to store bought scones, which were dry at best and flavorless at worst. It wasn’t until I started making my…
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Homemade Strawberry Ice Pops
Today is my kid’s LAST day of school – finally! We’re celebrating with ice cream sundaes today and we can’t wait! Earlier in the week, we had our year-end party at their homeschool co-op and enjoyed freeze pops aplenty! I’m…
Classic Strawberry Shortcake
When brainstorming among the staff to come up with a plan for upcoming recipes, it came to our attention that a classic strawberry shortcake recipe was missing from our blog. You can find some pretty fantastic variations of the recipe…
Honey Lavender Latte with Cold Foam
With a new season just around the corner, I’ve been so excited to enjoy my favorite summer flavors again. The shelves at the farmer’s market are already stocked with plenty of fresh ingredients, including the honey featured in this recipe!…
Asparagus & Vidalia Onions
“Asparagus is one of the earliest vegetables each spring, and many times it’s a surprise as it begins to poke its head through the earth early in April here at Weaver’s Orchard,” says our president, Ed Weaver. “The growth has…
Celebrate Mom with These Mother’s Day Brunch Recipes
I mentioned to my 5-year-old that we should make Mother’s Day cards for his grandmothers and he was initially confused! “But Mother’s Day is about MOM, not grandma!” I reminded him that without his grandmas, we wouldn’t be here today,…
High Protein Granola
Although granola is usually thought of as a healthy food, sometimes the sugar content can be too high for those who need to watch their sugar intake. I recently came across this high-protein granola recipe that actually doesn’t even call…
Strawberry and Cream Layer Cake
Sometimes a recipe is just worth a few slightly more involved steps, and this is one of those times. There’s nothing quite like spending a spring morning baking in the sunshine as delicious smells of sugar, vanilla, and strawberry fill…
Your April Gardening To-Do List!
April can be a deceptive month for gardeners. Warm, sunny days tempt you to start preparing your garden for the summer — but then an unexpected cold snap can serve as a reminder that it’s not quite time for frost-free…
Celebrate Maple Month with Kaiserschmarren
Kaiserschmarrn is an Austrian specialty that my husband learned to make on a summer missions internship in Austria many years ago. It’s basically a thicker pancake that is cooked entirely on one side, then flipped and scrambled. It has become…