Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This recipe comes from Molly Nicholie, Local Food Campaign Director (who got it from Charlie Jackson, Executive Director).
Browse ASAP’s recipes below, or filter by season. You can also find seasonal cooking inspiration in our weekly Fresh at the Farmers Markets column. Our Growing Minds recipe database also offers kid-friendly recipes.
As part of ASAP’s Farm Fresh for Health initiative, we partnered with community health professionals to bring you virtual demos to inspire cooking for yourself and your family. Shop for ingredients at a farmers market near you! This super creamy (but totally vegan) kale salad comes from Lauren Furgiuele, RDN, LDN of Planting Roots Nutrition. Ingredients Dressing Salad Optional Add-ins
Chef J Chong—originally from Toronto, but now calling Asheville home—is passionate about bringing Cantonese food to WNC. She sells dumplings and sauces at local farmers markets, leads cooking classes, and offers private dinners. J believes that food is medicine and food brings people together. J is a proud and vocal Asian queer activist for LGBTQ+,
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This recipe comes from Molly Nicholie, Local Food Campaign Director (who got it from Charlie Jackson, Executive Director).
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This one comes from Amy Marion in ASAP’s Local Food Research Center.
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This one comes from Amy Marion in ASAP’s Local Food Research Center.
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This one comes from Events Coordinator Amy DeCamp.
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This one comes from Emily Jackson, Development Director and Program Director for Growing Minds Farm to School.
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. This one comes from Communications Coordinator Sarah Hart. Celery is an integral but bit player in many Thanksgiving dishes (stuffing, stock), but this recipe lets the vegetable shine on its own.
Each year ASAP staff share their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. The classic apple pie recipe comes from Amy Marion in ASAP’s Local Food Research Center.