Recipe round-ups, #FarmLove, the Cabot Community, and a little just for fun.
The Cabot Blog
A-Mazing Corn Mazes at Cabot Farms
Labyrinths cut into fields or grown out of hedges have a deep history. These living plant mazes were created for amusement and even to test… Read More »
Stress-Less Dinner Substitutions
We’ve all been there. It’s 5 pm on a weeknight and you need to get dinner on the table to feed the family. You scroll… Read More »
Our Best Veggie Recipes
When you’re looking for a scrumptious weeknight meal on the healthy side of delicious, look no further than your favorite veggies. From creamy beans to… Read More »
Lunch-At-Home Ideas
Packing a lunch is an age-old daily ritual that begins in childhood. Whether you’re a parent packing lunch for kids headed to school (or headed… Read More »
Recipe Favorites from Our Farmers
The farm families who own our Co-op are best known for producing the fresh, rich milk that makes our award-winning dairy products, but they’re also creative cooks who turn those products into recipe magic. We’re excited to share three of their heartiest, cheesiest recipes, each including a recipe video in the… Read More »
Keeping Soil Healthy for the Long Term
Cabot farmers are deeply connected to the land they work each day, the land that feeds their cows, feeds their families, and helps make the… Read More »
League of Women Voters: Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.
As the United States election season gets into full swing, we are reminded that voting is both a privilege and a sacred duty, hard won… Read More »
How to Bake Bread on the Grill
There’s nothing better than slicing into a crusty, delicious loaf of homemade bread. Even just the thought of it makes us hungry. And yet, on… Read More »
Pollinator Craft Projects for Kids
The farmers who own Cabot want to teach kids about the importance of pollinators in our communities and practical ways they can help protect and… Read More »
Make-Ahead Breakfasts
If the idea of having your kids in the kitchen during dinner prep seems more stressful than beneficial, having them work on make-ahead breakfasts may… Read More »
