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Peaches ripening beside an open paper bag on a kitchen counter.
Produce Guide

How to ripen peaches without ruining them

Peaches ripen quickly, and the gap between underripe and overripe can be a matter of hours. These techniques let you control the process so you eat them at peak flavour.

Potatoes, onions, and garlic stored separately in baskets and burlap.
Produce Guide

The best way to store potatoes, onions, and garlic

Potatoes, onions, and garlic all need cool, dark, and dry conditions — but keeping them together or in the wrong spot cuts their storage life dramatically. Here is what actually works.

Abundant cucumbers, whole and sliced, arranged with a jar of quick pickles.
Produce Guide

What to do with extra cucumbers

When your farm box or garden produces more cucumbers than you can eat fresh, there are a handful of practical ways to use them up before they go soft.

Fresh herbs arranged in glass jars and on a towel for storage.
Produce Guide

How to Keep Fresh Herbs From Going Bad Too Fast

Fresh herbs are one of the most wasted items in any kitchen. The right storage method depends on the type of herb — and getting it right means your basil, cilantro, and thyme last days longer than they otherwise would.

Fresh lettuce heads and leaves drying on a towel beside a salad spinner.
Produce Guide

How to Store Fresh Lettuce So It Lasts Longer

Fresh lettuce from a local farm can wilt within days if stored carelessly. A few simple techniques can keep it crisp, green, and ready to eat for up to two weeks.

Ripe tomatoes arranged on a kitchen counter for room-temperature storage.
Produce Guide

The Best Way to Store Tomatoes

Putting tomatoes in the fridge is one of the most common kitchen mistakes. Learn the right way to store them — whether they're ripe, unripe, or cut — so they stay flavorful and last longer.

How-To

How to Store Farm-Fresh Eggs the Right Way

Farm-fresh eggs behave differently from store-bought, and storing them wrong can cut their shelf life in half. Here's exactly what to do — and why it matters.