Crunchy Leaves for Fall by Peggy Paul Casella Not only is cabbage one of the most ancient vegetables available today, it’s also one of the most hardy and versatile. When temperatures plunge in late fall and the first frost wilts most other vegetables and leafy greens (like its cousin kale), this brassica only improves in
MoreMarket Watch: Heavy Hitters by Peggy Paul Casella Winter Squash (acorn, buttercup, butternut, hubbard, kabocha, spaghetti and turban) Unlike their mild-tempered cousins of summer, winter squash have thick, inedible skins, hard seeds and dense, nonporous flesh that must be cooked before eating. They also come in all shapes and sizes: the short and squatty butternut
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