Farm Fresh Recipes

Roasted Jerusalem Artichokes  with Arugula Pesto 400g jerusalem artichokes, peeled & sliced lengthwise in halfolive oil, for fryingsalt & pepper to taste20g rocket (arugula)20g almondszest of 1 lemon100ml olive oil1 handful of greens or microgreens, to serve1 handful of smoked almonds, chopped, to serve---Preheat the oven to 200ºC. Add the jerusalem artichokes to a mixing bowl & coat with some olive oil, salt & pepper, mix well to combine. Add to a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper, place in the oven for 20-30 minutes until golden brown & crispy. Meanwhile, make the pesto by adding the ingredients to a...

Roasted Jerusalem Artichoke With Feta & Garlic Dill Butter 1 lbs jerusalem artichokes aka sunchokes1 Tbsp olive oilSalt & pepper2 Tbsp butter, melted2 garlic cloves, crushed2-3 Tbsp dill, chopped1 handful feta, crumbled-  Preheat the oven to 350°F.Wash & scrub the sunchokes well (no need to peel) then cut into thin slices or wedges. Mix sunchoke slices with olive oil, salt & pepper, & roast for 25-30 minutes, or until they become soft and golden-colored.Melt butter & add the crushed garlic & chopped dill. Pour over the roasted sunchokes while still hot, and distribute well.Serve, sprinkle with a good amount of...

Earthy, fresh, and full of texture, this is the kind of dish that feels both wholesome and a little special. Tender celeriac and green lentils are tossed with olive oil and red wine vinegar, then finished with toasted hazelnuts and bright mint for crunch and lift. It’s just as good served warm as it is at room temperature. Simple ingredients, layered beautifully.

Rustic, cozy, and deceptively simple, this celeriac hash is all about big flavour from humble ingredients. Roasting brings out the subtle nuttiness of celeriac, while crispy bacon, tender greens, and a splash of cream pull everything together. Finish it with a poached egg and you’ve got an easy, comforting dish that works for brunch or dinner without trying too hard.