So, if you read my blog, you know that I've read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle because I quoted it quite a bit here. What frustrated me a bit with the book was that while it had a lot of information, it was not relevant to Wisconsin. What I mean by that is the book spoke of the author's seasonal food options; those options may not be seasonal here.

Then I found this site that's helpful. It's a Winter Food Chart, packed with information on fruits and vegetables commonly available in winter. It features tips on how to pick the best fresh items, what to do with them when you get them home, and they suggest some recipes as well. I hope it helps you guys!