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Thirst Quenchers

Elizabeth Cecil  

Thirst Quenchers

Mariel Reed

Mariel Reed

Randi Baird

Randi Baird

Jocelyn Filley

Jocelyn Filley

Claire Callagy

Claire Callagy

Tova Katzman

Tova Katzman

Alison Shaw

Alison Shaw

Alison Shaw

Alison Shaw

Carrie Gee

Carrie Gee

Allen Whiting

Allen Whiting

Martin Gee

Martin Gee

Paul Karasik

Paul Karasik

Elizabeth Whelan

Elizabeth Whelan

Arthur Shilstone

Arthur Shilstone

Nina Carelli

Nina Carelli

Genevieve Jacobs

Genevieve Jacobs

Carrie Mae Smith

Carrie Mae Smith

The Dish

The Dish

by the Editors

The one thing they should never take off the menu.

Fae Kontje-Gibbs

Fae Kontje-Gibbs

Sybil Teles

Sybil Teles

Leftovers

left·o·ver (lftvr) adj. Remaining as an unused portion or amount. n. 1. A remnant or an unused portion. 2. LEFTOVERS Food remaining from a previous meal.

Elizabeth Cecil

Elizabeth Cecil

by Elizabeth Cecil

Savory Side Dishes

Savory Side Dishes

Nature’s Palette

Nature’s Palette

Something Sweet

Something Sweet

Planting Vegetables for a Fall Harvest

Planting Vegetables for a Fall Harvest

by Susie Middleton

These vegetables' bright colors and varying textures can be a part of your garden five to six months out of the year. Depending on how quickly you can get going, and when you want to harvest, here is a viewing of planting options for you, labeled according to how long each takes to mature.

Out Now: Issue 12

Harvest 2011

Harvest 2011

Edible Vineyard is a quarterly magazine that brings you stories behind the people who create, are inspired by, and taste the best seasonal and local flavors Martha’s Vineyard has to offer. Savor good design, read compelling authors, and most importantly, share and eat good food.

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Posted on 2/22/12

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