Seasonal Ingredient Map (Epicurious)

[Lefty]

This is a very cool map that you can choose the area and month and it will tell you what is in season. (US Only)

http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/seasonalcooking/farmtotable/seasonalingredientmap

[buzzard767]

Well isn't that neat? Nice easy reference. Thanks, Lefty.

[GotGarlic]

Unfortunately, it's too broad to be useful to me. Is says everything is dormant in Virginia right now. That may be true north and west of us, but farms near me are still producing things like cabbage and kale.

[Deadly Sushi]

This is AWESOME!!!! :clap:

[SilverSage]

:bump::bump:

Bumping this up for those playing the NCT Challenge.

[VeraBlue]

I just checked out Louisiana and June!! I get to do that now!!

[SilverSage]

I 'stickied' the thread so we can find it each month when seasonal comes around.

[buckytom]

Unfortunately, it's too broad to be useful to me.

hey, don't say that. broads are useful. :mrgreen:

[Lefty]

hey, don't say that. broads are useful. :mrgreen:
Oh snap, standby for the fallout. http://www.jonolesh.projectbruce.net/no_maam/images/bundy_sulk.jpg

[UncleRalph]

Cool tool, but by no means complete. Still, a nice and quick go to guide I suppose.

[Phiddlechik]

Not very accurate. It says we have tomatoes, corn, cantaloupe, cucumbers, green beans in June... hahahahaha! we barely have that stuff in August! We are just now setting out plants. It was snowing here just a couple of weeks ago.
Unless they meant that these are seasonal somewhere far to the south and shipped here.... no way are those items seasonal locally.

[abi_csi]

Quite useful, if reliable enough to go by. Some improvements needed but could be brilliant.