In-season recipes
Recipes are off. Nothing was published. A draft would say AI-assisted until the team cooks it. Sellers pay 0%. The market does not hold the money.
If this page is slow, the last search stays on this device. No pictures are loaded.
No season list is loaded yet. The next step is to type an ingredient you have.
A meal plan of 3 or 5 dinners would use in-season foods only. None are approved yet.
Meal planner
The meal planner is off. Nothing was saved. Tap a meal to add it. Dragging is extra, not the only way. Each farm is paid on its own. There is no combined checkout.
No meals are in this week. The shopping list is empty. A missing local food would say Get at the store. A saved swap, such as kale for spinach, does not call AI while this is off.
All items would be listed. None are loaded.
A home link would let people in your house check items off. Sharing is off. The list can stay on this device. Cooking steps would use big text and the browser voice, not a paid voice. No delivery links are used.
Recipe library
The recipe library is off. Nothing was copied. It uses the search, swaps, and shopping list already on this page. AI is off, so no draft was made. Each farm is paid on its own link. The market does not hold the money.
USDA MyPlate Kitchen. No USDA endorsement. Old public-domain cookbooks can be rewritten in plain words. Photos, intros, and stories are not copied. Food never ships out of state.
A farm cart would list nearby farms in your state, then each farm's own payment link. A partner store would say "Partner, not a local farm," and only after it is approved. None are approved.
Tags are a guide. Check each product label. A tested canning recipe is not resized. Canning still links only to a tested method.
Buy these ingredients near you would show listings in your own state that are in season. None are loaded.
An admin can edit the season table. It starts from USDA and extension guides. No rows were added here.
Canning steps link only to a tested method from USDA or the National Center for Home Food Preservation.