What’s in Season? Winter Produce!

USDA Food and Nutrition Service sent this bulletin at 02/03/2020 10:30 AM EST

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Winter produce: sweet potatoes, swiss chard, winter squash, turnips

Did you know that you can find fresh vegetables even in the winter? Produce like potatoes, carrots, and spinach can survive the cold winter temperatures and are in-season now. To find out what other produce is in-season now, visit our Seasonal Produce Guide. Need ideas for recipes? We’ve got a few for you to try. Our Squash Soup recipe will keep you warm on a cold winter’s night. Also, try these Candied Yams and Seared Greens recipes for a delicious side dish to any winter meal.

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