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Home » Eat what's in season

Eat what's in season

This guide will help you figure out which fruits & vegetables are in season each month and how to find the best tasting produce.

Recipes for each season

Enjoy the fall weather with some cozy recipes using produce that's in season right now, like apples or winter squash.

  • Fall recipes
  • Winter recipes
  • Spring recipes
  • Summer recipes

Guides by the month

Learn which fruits & vegetables are in season each month, along with tips on how to select the best ones, store them, and of course, more recipes.

The guides are based on my reviews of agricultural research reports from various universities, consultations with farmers, and outreach to other experts and their resources.

March spinach
Bundles of herbs on a black countertop with text "April produce & recipe guide"
Strawberries in baskets on a farm, with text May produce guide & recipes
Kabobs over the grill with text, "produce & recipe guide for June"

I've distilled this information down to provide you with only the most helpful, relevant tidbits.

Seeking out fruit and vegetables with the best flavor can actually be difficult. Even though things might be in-season, it doesn't mean they were harvested when ripe, which leads to that disappointment we've all had biting into a lackluster peach. But other fruit, like bananas and kiwi do get sweeter after being picked.

There are also some ingredients classified as year-round. Those items either can be grown year round (like on the west coast), or they don't have a noticeable change in quality when stored (like potatoes). Some produce can be stored for over a year (like apples), but the flavor is greatly affected, so I consider it to still have a season (and it isn't listed as a year-round fruit because of that).

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About the Food Geek

Welcome, I'm Veronica, your resident food geek - experienced recipe developer and gardener. My goal is to help you enjoy eating at home by knowing what fruits & vegetables are currently in season and the best ways to use them. To do that, I've put together seasonal produce guides and recipes with practical advice.

More about me

Fruits and vegetables in season for November
Apple cider braised pork shoulder on a serving board surrounded by fresh sage leaves

Apple cider roasted pork shoulder

Maple pecan shortbread cookies with a jar of Burlap & Barrel wood-fired maple sugar.

Maple pecan shortbread cookies


Popular recipes

  • Fried sage leaves on an olive wood board, topped with salt.
    Fried sage leaves (from the garden)
  • A spoon of turkey gravy made without drippings, on a bed of fresh herbs.
    Herb turkey gravy (without drippings)
  • Apple cider braised pork shoulder on a serving board surrounded by fresh sage leaves
    Apple cider braised pork shoulder
  • Banana pecan muffins texture with extra nuts
    Banana pecan muffins (extra nutty!)
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Friendsgiving recipes and Thanksgiving menu ideas.

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