Recipes – Page 2 – Island Grown Schools

FREE FOOD WASTE DROP-OFF
- Drop off household food waste for free at the Island Grown Farm, Chappy ferry dock, and select Island transfer stations. Edgartown, Chilmark, and West Tisbury are currently accepting food waste drop off for free. The service is $2 for a five-gallon bucket at the remaining transfer stations.
- Free countertop buckets are available at all Island waste facilities and the Island Grown office.
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MOBILE MARKET
- Our Mobile Market will be on the road June through October delivering farm-fresh produce and eggs.
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Harvest Of The Month
Island Grown Harvest of the Month is a program that highlights a locally available crop each month of the year in schools, libraries and the broader community. The goal is to help children, their caregivers and the community experience healthy, seasonal whole-foods based meals while supporting local and regional farmers. Each of our recipes have been created by local chefs and have been thoroughly enjoyed by Islanders.
Our 2023 crop list:

January: Potatoes

February: Cabbage

March: Eggs

April: Seafood

May: Herbs

June: Salad greens

July: Summer squash

August: Jilo

September: Tomatoes

October: Cranberries

November: Root vegetables

December: Winter squash

Overnight Oats

Are you in a rush in the morning? Make these overnight oats before bed and breakfast is ready for you when you wake up!

Seasonals Winter

Types of Dish Main Dish

Themes Breakfast

Crops Whole Grains

Whole Grain Power Bites

We make these power bites in school with kids all the time! They are allergen free and super fun to make. If your kid doesn’t like to get their hands dirty, consider wearing gloves!

Seasonals Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter

Types of Dish

Themes Snack

Crops Whole Grains

Indian Rice Salad

Bursting with flavor, this rice salad takes some time but is worth the effort.

Seasonals Spring, Winter

Types of Dish Main Dish

Themes Dinner, Lunch

Crops Whole Grains

Barley & Roasted Beet Salad

This salad gets a bright red color and sweetness from the beets. Barley provides a great base and makes it a hearty, filling side dish.

Seasonals Winter

Types of Dish Side Dish

Themes Dinner, Lunch

Crops Root Vegetables, Whole Grains

Tomato Panzanella Salad

Turn stale leftover bread into panzanella salad!

Seasonals Fall, Summer

Types of Dish Side Dish

Themes Lunch

Crops Tomatoes

Homemade Tomato Ketchup

Ketchup is easy to make at home! Once you’ve tried this, you won’t go back to the store bought stuff.

Seasonals Fall

Types of Dish Condiment

Themes

Crops Tomatoes