by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 18, 2017
If you’ve ever written off a parsnip you saw at the grocery store because you weren’t sure what you were in for, let us do you a favor: the next time you see one, buy it. Parsnips are a weird, wiry little root vegetable that don’t look like much. But...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jan 11, 2017
Ah, citrus fruits. When the weather gets cold and ugly after the holidays, you’re the one thing that can really perk up a drab day. But citrus isn’t just great to eat (even though it does make a great midday snack or taste great as a breakfast side),...
by The Culinary Exchange | Dec 29, 2016
Eating cabbage has been a New Year’s Day tradition for as long as we’ve celebrated the new year. It’s up in the air how and why the tradition of eating cabbage came about, but most people agree that cabbage represents money and is considered to be a...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 7, 2016
Part herb and part vegetable, fennel is a pretty often under-utilized piece of produce in the carrot family. The bulbs grow underground (which is the vegetable part) while the green stems on top sprout festive tiny yellow flowers that have a taste...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jun 30, 2016
If there were one perfect summer drink that we had to choose during the summer months, we’d have to choose sangria. It’s fruity, it’ll cool you off on a hot summer day, and it’ll do a pretty good job of getting you buzzed. What more could you...