Ingredients/ Directions
- Gluten free crust or flatbread (regular crust if not GF)
- 2 tbs. apricot spread
- lēf Farms greens
- Sliced figs
- Cinnamon sprinkled on top
This recipe created for lēf
by Lindsay Aloise Graf
Lindsay is the creator of the blog, livingwith4fromscratch.com, and Instagram account, @livingwith4fromscratch. As a mother of four, she specializes in developing healthy, kid-approved recipes. She has a passion for cooking with fresh, local ingredients, and is a self-taught food stylist.
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keeping front-line workers happy and healthy with $250K in food donations
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, New Hampshire-based lef Farms continues to do its part by providing hard-working front-line healthcare workers across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey with more than $250,000 in baby greens over the past six months – a total of 50,000 meals. “We’ve always seen ourselves as community advocates first and foremost”, begins lef Farms founder, Henry Huntington. “The whole reason we started lef Farms was to reduce our community’s reliance on food sources outside our region by offering healthy local alternatives. We feel a healthy community is one that grows and prospers together. Our […]
Very few mouth-watering
salads start with a
seven day roadtrip.
Did you know that nearly 95% of the greens most people eat come all the way from California, Arizona and Mexico? That’s not exactly nearby, nor is it a recipe for freshness. Even many so-called “local” greens are really West Coast-grown — they just get new packaging slapped on at an East Coast repacking operation. After they’ve taken a long ride in the back of a shipping truck.
We think greens need to be grown where they’ll be eaten, so they hit your plate at the peak of freshness. That’s why all lēf greens are hydroponically grown right here in the heart of New England. They’ll get to you within 24 quick hours of being harvested. And they’ll change your perception of just how fresh, healthy and flavorful local greens can actually be.
