What's in Season?

Winter, spring, summer, and fall each offer their own unique fruits and vegetables for distinct seasonal flavor. Learn to choose and use each season's best.

In Season: Fall

Autumn offers a whole new range from flavors from the bright sweetness of summer. Try some of these favorites.

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Sweet Potato

In Season: Sweet Potatoes

This versatile, nutritious tuber combines sweet, earthy undertones with a wealth of nutrients.

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In Season: Mushrooms

In Season: Mushrooms

Find out more about our favorite fungi.

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Beet and Black-Eyed Pea Salad

In Season: Beets

Get more than a dozen great recipes for beets―including Beet Breadsticks, Beet Cake, and Beet Soup.

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Rustic Grape Tart

In Season: Grapes

Beyond beauty and flavor, grapes pack a healthy punch.

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In Season: Cranberries

How to choose, use, and store this traditional holiday favorite.

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Classic Pumpkin Pie

In Season: Pumpkin

Make the most of this nutritious squash.

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All-Star Medley of Leeks

All-Star Medley of Leeks

Try adding leeks to risottos, salads, gratins, and stews. You'll be glad you did.

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It's all downhill—in ease and versatility—when you cook with butternut squash.

Butternut Squash

Enjoy the versatile squash in both savory and sweet dishes.

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Discovering Fennel

Discovering Fennel

Often unrecognized or misunderstood, fennel has culinary versatility worth exploring.

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Table in a walnut grove

Walnut Harvest

The annual walnut harvest is cause for celebration for this California family.

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Quince

In Season: Quince

Try this romantically fragrant fruit that’s equally at home in sweet and savory preparations.

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